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Tips for Charming Skin

Basic Steps for Skin care Routine - Skin cleansing is the first step for good skin. Dirtpollution, residual makeup, etc. can cause havoc to the skin leading to skin ailments and even hastening of the aging process.
Cleansing your skin - Use facial pore cleansers & scrubs when it comes to caring for your face. Some skin care face cleansers can be considered harsh when it comes to your skin care.
Structure and function of the skin - The general function of skin is to provide an external covering of the body and prevent tissue fluid loss from the body.
Daily Skin Care Routine - The skin of the face needs even more attention than the rest of the body because the face has more oil glands, especially the central forehead, eye areas, nose and chin.
Skin Types - First decide the skin type you have and then find out what is the best way to look after your skin.
Factors that Affect Skin - Many of the factors which affect our skin are under our own control, to some degree. This has never been more true than it is today, since we have access to more knowledge.
Skin Toning - Natural skin toners are benificial in keeping your skin from having different shades of uneven color.
Skin Moisturising - No matter what age you are, no matter what skin type you have, skin moisturizers are very important to your epidermal well-being.
Skin Nourishing - Moist, clear, glowing skin is a sign of good diet, while dry, pale, scaly or oily skin may result when diet is not up to par.
Tips for a Healthy, Glowing Skin - Not only do we subject it to some amount of neglect and abuse, but it is also affected by our diets, habits and lifestyle, as well as exposure to the elements.
Tips on Skin Care for different ages - Beauty by age - The skin is prone to hormonal changes during these years. It results in an outburst of acne. The skin is otherwise supple and firm. It is also inclined to be shiny with open pores and blackheads.
Exfoliation - Exfoliating means whisking away the top layers of dead surface cells from your skin, making it look brighter and feel smoother.

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