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Top Ten Cosmetic Treatments that don't require surgery
Although cosmetic surgery has been around for many decades, it has not always received the greatest reputation. Unfortunately, many of the cosmetic procedures available to the public still have botched outcomes. This is usually due to untrained professionals or outdated surgical techniques that have since been replaced by more advanced technology.
By Sarah Graham4 years ago in Blush
Cosmetics and Beauty Lovers
Beauty. What a word. Be Yourself, they tell us. Then why do I need make-up? What a dilemma? Animals don't smoke, drink alcohol, or wear make-up, so why should I? Animals are beautiful just being whatever God made them to be? Lassie and Flipper didn't wear make-up, why should I? You don't have to, but that doesn't mean that those who choose to wear make-up are "evil" or "unnatural" or "faithless".
By Shanon Angermeyer Norman4 years ago in Blush
How To Make My Hair Beautiful and Perfect.
Let’s save some money and cut the price of the stylist! The perfect hair is the one that requires zero tools, isn’t torn apart after oil or serum, and also not tied in pigtails to make it last for an eternity. It won’t dry and you won’t have to wash it in order to stay together. The perfect hair requires a system and, in order to ensure your hair stays healthy, you need to work hard on your nutrition. Trust me, I’ve tried all kinds of crazy techniques, including nourishing my hair with nutrients; it looks incredible!
By Ertugrul Ghazi Urdu4 years ago in Blush
Preventing Winter damaged hair is easier than you think
Like your skin, your hair can get damaged during the winter. Though most of the cells of the hair strands are dead, the cold and dry atmosphere around the hair can cause great damage to the shaft and roots. It is important to understand the problem caused by the cold weather, it is the key to fixing the damage before it starts. If you don't fix the problem before it's too late you may be dealing with a big problem like dry hair to falling and breaking ends. Either way, Winter can cause lots of problems to the hair and skin, and the best way to fix them is to understand the problems and to deal with them promptly.
By Abika4 years ago in Blush
What are the best skin treatments? Medical grade versus DIY facials.
Recently, I have been looking to improve my skin care regimen. My current routine consists primarily of moisturizers and serums. I also use sunscreen when I'm outside. Sometimes, I do a home facial or scrub. I researched home facials online to find out which ones are best for hydrating and preventing signs of aging. I found a lot of the same ingredients and, while most were highly recommended, the majority of positive reviews focused more on how relaxing and enjoyable it was to have a home facial. Although I agree that a home facial is a great addition to self-care days, I don't think I have seen more than a slight hydration or temporary firmness after leaving it on my skin for too long.
By Sarah Graham4 years ago in Blush
How my thinning hairline led me to a better life.
“Your hair looks like the southern portion of Florida: disappearing by the day.” a barber commented about my hair nonchalantly. This remark caught me off guard. I sat there wondering how I should respond. I just gave him an unsettling smile. Another customer, waiting on the bench with his face planted on the phone, smirked. An assistant who was cleaning the floor with his noisy vacuum shouted, “There are some handsome bald guys but most of them are taller” That was the last time I visited any barbershop.
By Pratik Thapa4 years ago in Blush
Why Is Changing Health-Related Behaviour So Difficult?
Over the past six months, a person has undergone major changes in his or her behavior, resulting in different consequences for his or her health and/or well-being. The man continues to change his behavior sufficiently to avoid recurrence, but he does not spend as much time and effort on this as in the period of action.
By Oli4 years ago in Blush
Best Hairstyling Products to Style the Hairs this Winter
Whether you want your hair to be pin-straight or flat-ironed, whether you want beach waves or voluminous curls, you'll need the right hair styler equipment for the job. Figuring out a suitable hairstyle for yourself will inspire the hair tools you are purchasing.
By Sarrah William4 years ago in Blush
The Benefits of Aloe Vera for Hair Growth
Aloe vera has been used to cure hair loss for a long time. It also moisturizes and calms the scalp. It can help to get rid of dandruff and unclog hair follicles that have been clogged by too much oil.
By Discover The World4 years ago in Blush
Self Care Is Skin Care
This article was previously authored by Dr. James Goydos and published on Thrive Global September 2021. Self-care is on the rise. A survey by research company OnePoll found that approximately three quarters of Americans surveyed were more conscious of needing self-care in 2020. Analysis of Google Search Trends showed a 250% increase in self-care related searches between 2019 and 2020. This is no surprise, given the harrowing impacts that the pandemic have had on the bodies and minds of everyone, worldwide.
By James Goydos, MD4 years ago in Blush
What are Neurotoxins and how can they be used?
What are Neurotoxins? And how can they be used? Recently, I have noticed an increase in Botox injections among my friends. According to The American Society of Plastic Surgeons muscle relaxant treatments have seen a 459% increase in use from 2000 to 2021, according to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons . Botox is the most widely discussed neurotoxin. However, I discovered that there are many other neurotoxin options that can be used for medical and cosmetic purposes. Botox and Dysport are the most well-known formulations. However, they all serve the same purpose but have slightly different chemical compositions.
By Sarah Graham4 years ago in Blush
Summer Is Here – Is Your Skin Safe?
This article was previously published on Dr. James Goydos' Medium. It is officially summer in the Northern Hemisphere. For many seeking relief from long winters and isolation indoors, the outdoors beckons. Whether the beach our mountains are calling, be sure to be aware of the increased risk of harmful sun exposure this season.
By James Goydos, MD4 years ago in Blush