What beauty products help with wrinkles?
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kitten
I am almost 31 yrs. old and I have wrinkles, big pores, uneven skin tone.Do you know of any products that really work?I also have acne and oily skin.Where can I get these products and do you know how much they cost?
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If you do an ANSWERS SEARCH you will find many have wasted hundreds of $$$'s trying all the products out there and each time they have found they fail to work. Some even say they have worsened their conditions, their skin and their wrinkles. Probably that has been your experience too.
A better choice would be proven safe natural, treatments. In 24 years of research and testing I have found some truly remarkable ones that have GREATLY reduced/diminished lines/wrinkles and largely inhibited others forming and cured skin conditions. Some users now look considerably younger (testimonials are available).
You can quickly regain skin's youthfulness and health with specialized massaging with natural, unadulterated oils. They nourish and heal with nurturing nutrients. Olive, sweet almond, grape seed and lavender have been used by skin specialists to treat and cure acne prone skins. They do not clog and, surprisingly, reduce skin's excessive oil production.
A main cause of face aging is weakening of face muscles resulting in loss of skin tightness which leads to sagging and in turn wrinkles and lines.
Massage: To avoid skin pulling, tighten skin by partially opening mouth and pulling lips firmly back against teeth. Holding the face tight and the massage exercises and tones muscles and revitalizes and heals skin. If do for 20 to 30 minutes daily - not necessarily in one session - in just a few days skin will visibly tighten, will look and feel firmer, pores will have reduced, acne will have started clearing and tone started evening out. Make massage vigorous for best, faster results (build up to vigorous - skin and hands`have to first adjust). Forward and back - not circular - massage is best
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While maintaining skin tightness, focus massage on lines, wrinkles, crows feet etc it will quickly, not just fade them a little, but greatly minimize them and largely prevent/inhibit others forming.
See this Question/Answer: How to get rid of pimples, with home made remedies?
Has testimonial from user who was cured of acne in 2 1/2 weeks
AND
What is the best thing for wrinkles and lines?
http://us.mg4.mail.yahoo.com/dc/launch?.gx=1&.rand=fbpmn3plq6rki
It tells you how to find treatments for specific lines and wrinkles, specific rejuvenation treatments and gives a testimonial from a delighted user.
SOURCE(S): 24 years research/testing - safe natural treatments and cures for skin conditions, skin enhancement and anti aging and rejuvenation treatments
If you do an ANSWERS SEARCH you will find many have wasted hundreds of $$$'s trying all the products out there and each time they have found they fail to work. Some even say they have worsened their conditions, their skin and their wrinkles. Probably that has been your experience too.
A better choice would be proven safe natural, treatments. In 24 years of research and testing I have found some truly remarkable ones that have GREATLY reduced/diminished lines/wrinkles and largely inhibited others forming and cured skin conditions. Some users now look considerably younger (testimonials are available).
You can quickly regain skin's youthfulness and health with specialized massaging with natural, unadulterated oils. They nourish and heal with nurturing nutrients. Olive, sweet almond, grape seed and lavender have been used by skin specialists to treat and cure acne prone skins. They do not clog and, surprisingly, reduce skin's excessive oil production.
A main cause of face aging is weakening of face muscles resulting in loss of skin tightness which leads to sagging and in turn wrinkles and lines.
Massage: To avoid skin pulling, tighten skin by partially opening mouth and pulling lips firmly back against teeth. Holding the face tight and the massage exercises and tones muscles and revitalizes and heals skin. If do for 20 to 30 minutes daily - not necessarily in one session - in just a few days skin will visibly tighten, will look and feel firmer, pores will have reduced, acne will have started clearing and tone started evening out. Make massage vigorous for best, faster results (build up to vigorous - skin and hands`have to first adjust). Forward and back - not circular - massage is best
.
While maintaining skin tightness, focus massage on lines, wrinkles, crows feet etc it will quickly, not just fade them a little, but greatly minimize them and largely prevent/inhibit others forming.
See this Question/Answer: How to get rid of pimples, with home made remedies?
Has testimonial from user who was cured of acne in 2 1/2 weeks
AND
What is the best thing for wrinkles and lines?
http://us.mg4.mail.yahoo.com/dc/launch?.gx=1&.rand=fbpmn3plq6rki
It tells you how to find treatments for specific lines and wrinkles, specific rejuvenation treatments and gives a testimonial from a delighted user.
SOURCE(S): 24 years research/testing - safe natural treatments and cures for skin conditions, skin enhancement and anti aging and rejuvenation treatments
How many hours of volunteer work makes your medical school application look most competitive.?
Krista_McD
What is the average amount of hours for that an average applicant has, for example if its 200 hours, would 250 look more competitive?
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Your thinking may doom your application. Volunteering isn't evaluated by time, but by motivation, intent and effect.
Primary care oriented schools are looking for applicants who have demonstrated a passion for wanting to help others. The little girl who helped her grandmother after she fell and broke her hip and then went on to work as a volunteer in nursing homes throughout high school is going to impress an admission committee far more than somebody who ran urine samples to the lab the summer between their sophomore and junior years in college. It's the quality, not the quantity.
If you're lucky and get an interview, the admission committee is going to want to know what is motivating you to make you want to be a doctor. They've heard it all and something that will certainly kill your chances of being accepted is responding with the trite beauty contestant answers such as, "I want to help mankind." You might as well say you want world peace. Compare that to the young man they interviewed before you whose younger brother died from leukemia and he spent the past three years volunteering in a pediatric oncology unit.
You don't have to have a tragic tale or to have experienced a significant health issue in your life to be accepted. There are applicants who have highly emotional reasons for pursuing a career as a physician who are emotional wrecks and don't get accepted.
Why did you volunteer? Certainly, you don't have a life long dream of running urine samples down hospital corridors. But if you really want to be an obstetrician and you volunteered in a nursery, they could see the connect and your motivation.
But most of all, they want to see that you have seen what the real world of medicine is like and that you don't have a Hollywood fantasy of health care. Have you witnessed the hysterical mother demanding that the hospital fly in the world's best specialist to work on her child's laceration on the forehead? Have you helped an old man walk down the hall to the bathroom and cleaned it up when it was too late? Could you sense the apprehension as you handed the gown to the woman who was called back in for a repeat mammogram? Did anything reach in and touch your heart or did you reach the "magic number of hours" and that's all you were going to do?
Your thinking may doom your application. Volunteering isn't evaluated by time, but by motivation, intent and effect.
Primary care oriented schools are looking for applicants who have demonstrated a passion for wanting to help others. The little girl who helped her grandmother after she fell and broke her hip and then went on to work as a volunteer in nursing homes throughout high school is going to impress an admission committee far more than somebody who ran urine samples to the lab the summer between their sophomore and junior years in college. It's the quality, not the quantity.
If you're lucky and get an interview, the admission committee is going to want to know what is motivating you to make you want to be a doctor. They've heard it all and something that will certainly kill your chances of being accepted is responding with the trite beauty contestant answers such as, "I want to help mankind." You might as well say you want world peace. Compare that to the young man they interviewed before you whose younger brother died from leukemia and he spent the past three years volunteering in a pediatric oncology unit.
You don't have to have a tragic tale or to have experienced a significant health issue in your life to be accepted. There are applicants who have highly emotional reasons for pursuing a career as a physician who are emotional wrecks and don't get accepted.
Why did you volunteer? Certainly, you don't have a life long dream of running urine samples down hospital corridors. But if you really want to be an obstetrician and you volunteered in a nursery, they could see the connect and your motivation.
But most of all, they want to see that you have seen what the real world of medicine is like and that you don't have a Hollywood fantasy of health care. Have you witnessed the hysterical mother demanding that the hospital fly in the world's best specialist to work on her child's laceration on the forehead? Have you helped an old man walk down the hall to the bathroom and cleaned it up when it was too late? Could you sense the apprehension as you handed the gown to the woman who was called back in for a repeat mammogram? Did anything reach in and touch your heart or did you reach the "magic number of hours" and that's all you were going to do?
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