Mederma Skin Care?
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Q. Does anyone know how good this cream (Mederma Skin Care) works before i buy some for myself??
Thanks!!
Thanks!!
Answer
Yes, it does work but you need to use it for quite a long time! My son split his forehead open in a football game which required a plastic surgeon to put everything back together. (Of course it was right in the center of his forehead),
She recommended Mederma but cautioned that it might take up to a year to work on the rather significant scar he had. It is now 3 years later and there is just a very thin light line. You would never know that the entire center of his forehead was split open that required hundreds of stitches, inside and out!
It isn't a quick solution but in the long run it is an effective one.
Good luck!
Yes, it does work but you need to use it for quite a long time! My son split his forehead open in a football game which required a plastic surgeon to put everything back together. (Of course it was right in the center of his forehead),
She recommended Mederma but cautioned that it might take up to a year to work on the rather significant scar he had. It is now 3 years later and there is just a very thin light line. You would never know that the entire center of his forehead was split open that required hundreds of stitches, inside and out!
It isn't a quick solution but in the long run it is an effective one.
Good luck!
African American Skin, care. What can I use to tone and clear up my skin?
Tiger Lill
I have been going to dermatologist for six years and tried all of the products anyone can name. I went to my herbalist and he gave me something that will help me but its going to take a while. What can I use SPECIFICALLY FOR AFRICAN AMERICAN SKIN that will also be useful!?
Answer
Caring & treating skin, is not different being Afri-Amer. You'd do the same if you have Asian or white skin.
Sometimes just the oil on your face from make up and lotions, even from your hair can travel to your face causing acne to come out. Others, from stress, hormones & diet or foods.
The less products you use, the better for your skin and less product poisoning. Some skin and hair care products can cause acne. To help prevent and control acne flare-ups, take good care of your skin. For example, use a mild soap or cleanser to gently wash your face twice a day. Choose ânon-comedogenicâ make-up and hair care products. This means that they don't close up the pores. I use a bath wash like Suave, Irish Spring, Dove (for ex.) Bath & Body wash when I take a shower, with a washcloth. Treat your face like the rest of your body, take a shower everyday or wash your face everyday.
The secret is keeping your face clean and oil-free. I also don't use liquid on my face for anything, and very little moisturizer, not even a dime size. Since my face is not dry. Good skin also comes from your good genes. Increase your fresh fruits & vegetables 3-5 servings per day. And programmed your mind to do this day after day, for the rest of your life.
Acne medication could worsen what ever allergies you have, so instead of trying out one product after another, you're actually spreading it around.
The beauty industry is a billion dollar business, they know acne is everyone's problem, but instead of saying soap is drying for you, they have to invent an acne product that can worsen the skin as MANY TEENAGERS have experienced during hormonal change, but as you get older those are completely a waste of time & money!
Google: FIVE FOODS TO EAT FOR BEAUTIFUL SKIN
All the vitamins & minerals you need for good skin care comes from all the healthy foods you eat from Mother Nature.
Google Elizabeth Taylor when she's younger. She had THE best skin. Anyone can achieve that, even in their olden years, if they know how to care and protect their skin. Then you won't be needing so many products by the time you're in your 50's. Now Google Liz now that she's in her 80's. I've met many seniors at the center when I do volunteer work, in their 90's (mom for example) who've taken GOOD care of their skin, and they don't even look half that good as Liz.
Caring & treating skin, is not different being Afri-Amer. You'd do the same if you have Asian or white skin.
Sometimes just the oil on your face from make up and lotions, even from your hair can travel to your face causing acne to come out. Others, from stress, hormones & diet or foods.
The less products you use, the better for your skin and less product poisoning. Some skin and hair care products can cause acne. To help prevent and control acne flare-ups, take good care of your skin. For example, use a mild soap or cleanser to gently wash your face twice a day. Choose ânon-comedogenicâ make-up and hair care products. This means that they don't close up the pores. I use a bath wash like Suave, Irish Spring, Dove (for ex.) Bath & Body wash when I take a shower, with a washcloth. Treat your face like the rest of your body, take a shower everyday or wash your face everyday.
The secret is keeping your face clean and oil-free. I also don't use liquid on my face for anything, and very little moisturizer, not even a dime size. Since my face is not dry. Good skin also comes from your good genes. Increase your fresh fruits & vegetables 3-5 servings per day. And programmed your mind to do this day after day, for the rest of your life.
Acne medication could worsen what ever allergies you have, so instead of trying out one product after another, you're actually spreading it around.
The beauty industry is a billion dollar business, they know acne is everyone's problem, but instead of saying soap is drying for you, they have to invent an acne product that can worsen the skin as MANY TEENAGERS have experienced during hormonal change, but as you get older those are completely a waste of time & money!
Google: FIVE FOODS TO EAT FOR BEAUTIFUL SKIN
All the vitamins & minerals you need for good skin care comes from all the healthy foods you eat from Mother Nature.
Google Elizabeth Taylor when she's younger. She had THE best skin. Anyone can achieve that, even in their olden years, if they know how to care and protect their skin. Then you won't be needing so many products by the time you're in your 50's. Now Google Liz now that she's in her 80's. I've met many seniors at the center when I do volunteer work, in their 90's (mom for example) who've taken GOOD care of their skin, and they don't even look half that good as Liz.
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