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Getting microdermabrasion on Friday - Couple of Questions?? <10 pts!>?
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siddis
Okay I am getting my first microdermabrasion on Friday for some brown marks left over from acne and to basically just even my skin tone. I am 20 and male. I have no active acne that I can visibly see. I need to know do I need to have a clean shave before I go or can I shave the day before as I don't want to irritate my skin too much before? Also shall I stop Bensoyl Peroxide cream for how many days after treatment or can I use it say the next day (Saturday)?
I am also using a skin lightener on the areas (maybe what caused a bit of uneveness at the same time). Shall I continue after treatment too? Heres a pic of the problem:
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the light marks are about 3 months old and the new darker one about 3 weeks.
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Ok well I would say shave Thursday night. I personally would lay off the lightening cream during the series just incase, and as far as the bensoyl --Try a test spot on your face onSaturday night or Sunday and if it doesnt burn or sting too bad probably ok to go ahead and use it but ask the person doing your micro, they may be a bit more conservative in fact I'm sure they will be I tend to treat my skin a lot more aggressively than I would treat a clients. I'm just telling you what Id do with my own skin on that. If you arent seeing breakouts and really dont need it then just as well not to use it during the series if you dont have to.
Don't forget to use sunblock for your face during this time. Important to use one made for the face that is as natural as possible and wont irritate. I myself have acne issues and find Yonka ultimate protection or creme 410 works best. Dont worry about the oils in it they are not acne causing types of oils. Some oils are actually good for your face. When the skin feels dyhydrated it tends to go into mass production of oil to try and compensate for being striped of oils and moisture thus throwing the oil glands into overdrive. Putting healthy oils and moisture on the skin helps to sedate the oil glands It sometimes takes a few weeks of consistant care though for the oil glands to get the message.
Also, finding out if there is an underlying cause of the acne may help prevent future breakouts. For some it is just age, hormones and genetics. For others it could be food sensitivities, teeth grinding/clenching (if acne is usually on cheek area where the teeth meet), digestive stress, sluggish lymph system, stress, liver overload, dead skin build-up and reluctant cell turnover, wrong skin care products including overly aggressive acne products. etc. Whatever the cause always remember to drink plenty of water. When it comes to the body, dilution is the solution for pollution. Whether the pollution is excess hormones in the system, foods that the cells dont like or whatever. Flush em out with lots of water.
Dont be afraid to use a nice moisturizer every day and night, when we are fighting acne we tend to be very harse to our skin and you need to replenish and sooth with calming moisturizers. Again I am a big fan of yonka and like their pamplemouse, pg creme, and even the creme 28. I own all of those and depending on how my skin is acting that day depends on which one I use. Skin is not the same week to week. At night I first apply Aveda liquid exfoliant. Then I have vitamin C powder. I mix that with a bit of coconut oil and sometimes even a drop of liquid Cal/mag all from the health food store, and apply it before bed. Those are all great antimicrobals and anti inflammatories. As well as collegen building and anti aging. If you try the vit C thing you may want to wait til after the micro series, it may or may not sting a bit.
Looking at your picture it seems you are a good micro canidate and should see really nice results that you should be happy with. Just make sure the place your getting it from has a good reputation. Dont be afraid to ask for references and education and experience as well as how old the machine is they are using and what brand of machine. The micro machines have come along way in the past few years so a very old machine may cause unnessesary irritation that a newer machine wouldnt.
Ok well I would say shave Thursday night. I personally would lay off the lightening cream during the series just incase, and as far as the bensoyl --Try a test spot on your face onSaturday night or Sunday and if it doesnt burn or sting too bad probably ok to go ahead and use it but ask the person doing your micro, they may be a bit more conservative in fact I'm sure they will be I tend to treat my skin a lot more aggressively than I would treat a clients. I'm just telling you what Id do with my own skin on that. If you arent seeing breakouts and really dont need it then just as well not to use it during the series if you dont have to.
Don't forget to use sunblock for your face during this time. Important to use one made for the face that is as natural as possible and wont irritate. I myself have acne issues and find Yonka ultimate protection or creme 410 works best. Dont worry about the oils in it they are not acne causing types of oils. Some oils are actually good for your face. When the skin feels dyhydrated it tends to go into mass production of oil to try and compensate for being striped of oils and moisture thus throwing the oil glands into overdrive. Putting healthy oils and moisture on the skin helps to sedate the oil glands It sometimes takes a few weeks of consistant care though for the oil glands to get the message.
Also, finding out if there is an underlying cause of the acne may help prevent future breakouts. For some it is just age, hormones and genetics. For others it could be food sensitivities, teeth grinding/clenching (if acne is usually on cheek area where the teeth meet), digestive stress, sluggish lymph system, stress, liver overload, dead skin build-up and reluctant cell turnover, wrong skin care products including overly aggressive acne products. etc. Whatever the cause always remember to drink plenty of water. When it comes to the body, dilution is the solution for pollution. Whether the pollution is excess hormones in the system, foods that the cells dont like or whatever. Flush em out with lots of water.
Dont be afraid to use a nice moisturizer every day and night, when we are fighting acne we tend to be very harse to our skin and you need to replenish and sooth with calming moisturizers. Again I am a big fan of yonka and like their pamplemouse, pg creme, and even the creme 28. I own all of those and depending on how my skin is acting that day depends on which one I use. Skin is not the same week to week. At night I first apply Aveda liquid exfoliant. Then I have vitamin C powder. I mix that with a bit of coconut oil and sometimes even a drop of liquid Cal/mag all from the health food store, and apply it before bed. Those are all great antimicrobals and anti inflammatories. As well as collegen building and anti aging. If you try the vit C thing you may want to wait til after the micro series, it may or may not sting a bit.
Looking at your picture it seems you are a good micro canidate and should see really nice results that you should be happy with. Just make sure the place your getting it from has a good reputation. Dont be afraid to ask for references and education and experience as well as how old the machine is they are using and what brand of machine. The micro machines have come along way in the past few years so a very old machine may cause unnessesary irritation that a newer machine wouldnt.
How to remove pimple scars/redness?
coffeefan0
I've tried everything. Vitamin E oil, Bio-Oil, Benzyol Peroxide, Cocoa Butter, etc.
I doesn't seem to be doing anything except either making my face oily looking or dry and flaky.
Please help. I've done everything. It's been always 2 months and I am not seeing any results and the redness continues to bother me.
I have fairly light skin so the red scar is very noticeable.
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if you have a couple extra bucks you may want to try Yon-ka. They are based on natural ingredients / essential oils. My fair skin is prone to redness and I don't know what I would do without Phyto 54. It's primary ingredient that fights redness is rosemary - so there may be alternatives but I don't know how well they work.
Drink lots of water to help with scaring and you could try neosporian or some Yonka spot treatments - but some of them run up to $100 each. If you go to an office that sells Yonka and do a skin consultation they may give you a free sample that will last a week or two that may give you some results.
Exfoliation and a good skin care regime could promote skin renewal and help the scar disappear better.
Good luck!
if you have a couple extra bucks you may want to try Yon-ka. They are based on natural ingredients / essential oils. My fair skin is prone to redness and I don't know what I would do without Phyto 54. It's primary ingredient that fights redness is rosemary - so there may be alternatives but I don't know how well they work.
Drink lots of water to help with scaring and you could try neosporian or some Yonka spot treatments - but some of them run up to $100 each. If you go to an office that sells Yonka and do a skin consultation they may give you a free sample that will last a week or two that may give you some results.
Exfoliation and a good skin care regime could promote skin renewal and help the scar disappear better.
Good luck!
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Have you girls heard of YonKa, what do you know/think about it, and how do you like it?
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LaZeR
My business partners in our salon want it, but it's not selling very well ...
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The two sites below will give you a lot of information about Yonka, but I really haven't dealt with them at all. My wife is big into Nuskin, a bit of an upscale company with tons of skin care products, vitamins, and health aids. Here is their site:
http://www.nuskin.com
The two sites below will give you a lot of information about Yonka, but I really haven't dealt with them at all. My wife is big into Nuskin, a bit of an upscale company with tons of skin care products, vitamins, and health aids. Here is their site:
http://www.nuskin.com
lines all over my face?
sw3etpinay
I have really soft skin, but when I look in the mirror, near my nose I have weird whisker lines.
As I look closer, I see creases of lines ALL OVER my face.
Is there something that will help me recover my skin and soft, yet with no remains?
I ALSO have a hangnail that is almost going to pull out, any safe way to pull it out safely?
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Not knowing your age I am not sure but proper hydration helps. Hydrate from the inside and outside. Our body is made of mostly water and our vital organs need to get served first. Our skin gets served last. You need to keep constantly replenished with water to feed your cells and keep them plump. Think of a grape as it dehydrates it becomes a wrinkled raisin. Some say it takes us drinking 1/2 our body weight in ounces of water daily and consistently for our bodies to be properly hydrated. If you aren't crazy about drinking water or forget. Put a pitcher of water in the fridge in front of the other drinks so you'll be more likely to grab it and make it look more appealing by adding some sliced cucumbers or lemons to the pitcher.
You will also need to hydrate from the outside since our skin is constantly being dehydrated by exposure to our environment. Try to use a good quality facial cleanser(that won't strip your skin and make it feel tight and dehydrated) and moisturizer. It is usually worth it to invest in good quality skin care. You only have one face and you can't really cover it with clothing like we can with the rest of our body. Better quality products usually have a smaller molecular structure and can penetrate deeper into the skin and you can use less of them and get better results. Choosing more natural ones are best so that you are not exposing your skin to unknown free radicals, carcinogens or toxins that can cause wrinkles or worse. So they don't need to be the most expensive products but usually the bargain basement stuff is not the way to go. Go for natural and good quality. Some good choices would be Yonka or some Aveda (not their gel cleanser-- too drying) Or try a health food store and look in their beauty section. But your moisturizer on a toned or damp face to help draw in the moisture. Locking in moisture with a tiny bit of coconut oil is great and beneficial to the skin even cancer fighting. I like to before I go to bed at night take a small scoop of vitamin C powder with a drop of liquid cal-mag and a couple of drops of coconut oil and cover my face with the mixture before bed. Vitamin C is a great collagen builder as well as an anti-inflammatory and the coconut oil helps fight free radicals, which are known to cause pre mature aging. No matter you age it is never too early to start on a good skin care regimen.
Not knowing your age I am not sure but proper hydration helps. Hydrate from the inside and outside. Our body is made of mostly water and our vital organs need to get served first. Our skin gets served last. You need to keep constantly replenished with water to feed your cells and keep them plump. Think of a grape as it dehydrates it becomes a wrinkled raisin. Some say it takes us drinking 1/2 our body weight in ounces of water daily and consistently for our bodies to be properly hydrated. If you aren't crazy about drinking water or forget. Put a pitcher of water in the fridge in front of the other drinks so you'll be more likely to grab it and make it look more appealing by adding some sliced cucumbers or lemons to the pitcher.
You will also need to hydrate from the outside since our skin is constantly being dehydrated by exposure to our environment. Try to use a good quality facial cleanser(that won't strip your skin and make it feel tight and dehydrated) and moisturizer. It is usually worth it to invest in good quality skin care. You only have one face and you can't really cover it with clothing like we can with the rest of our body. Better quality products usually have a smaller molecular structure and can penetrate deeper into the skin and you can use less of them and get better results. Choosing more natural ones are best so that you are not exposing your skin to unknown free radicals, carcinogens or toxins that can cause wrinkles or worse. So they don't need to be the most expensive products but usually the bargain basement stuff is not the way to go. Go for natural and good quality. Some good choices would be Yonka or some Aveda (not their gel cleanser-- too drying) Or try a health food store and look in their beauty section. But your moisturizer on a toned or damp face to help draw in the moisture. Locking in moisture with a tiny bit of coconut oil is great and beneficial to the skin even cancer fighting. I like to before I go to bed at night take a small scoop of vitamin C powder with a drop of liquid cal-mag and a couple of drops of coconut oil and cover my face with the mixture before bed. Vitamin C is a great collagen builder as well as an anti-inflammatory and the coconut oil helps fight free radicals, which are known to cause pre mature aging. No matter you age it is never too early to start on a good skin care regimen.
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What type of skin do you have and what are some of your favorite brands to care for it?
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Chloe
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Oily, sensitive, acne prone.
Jurlique, Boscia, Desert Essence, Dermalogica, Jason Natural, Weleda, Decleor, Dr Hauschka, Kiss My Face, Yonka, Alba Botanica, Aubrey Organics, Origins, Clarins...
Oily, sensitive, acne prone.
Jurlique, Boscia, Desert Essence, Dermalogica, Jason Natural, Weleda, Decleor, Dr Hauschka, Kiss My Face, Yonka, Alba Botanica, Aubrey Organics, Origins, Clarins...
What Is BlackHead Masque? where can i buy it? and MORE! HELP!!!!?
awkwardgir
okay so i have blackheads,
but mostly everyone does but who cares?..
anyways.
i have tried biore strips there okay they do the job but,,i don't know not very good i think..or im just doing it wrong,
but ive heard blackhead Masque what is that?
and where can i buy it??
and do you guys have any good ways or good strips to get rid of zits or blackheads help?
Thank you!
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Hmm.
I've personally tried some of the over-the-counter blackhead removers without much success.
I recommend getting a facial, they are AWESOME!
They are about $50-$100 depending on where you go and what level you want.
Not only can your specialist remove the blackheads herself, she will make the rest of the skin on your face look gorgeous.
If you can't afford that, try these steps:
Wash your face
Run hot, HOT water in the bathroom sink - it needs to be hot enough to produce steam. Or, you can boil a pot of water to get steam.
Hold your face over the sink or pot for 5 minutes to open up your pores, and be careful not to burn yourself. If it gets too hot, back up a little.
With a magnifying mirror, use your two thumbs or two index fingers to gently squeeze the skin around the blackheads, almost as if you were popping a pimple. Be sure to cover your fingers with toilet paper to catch the ooze and oils that come out.
Don't squeeze too hard! If it hurts try squeezing differently or move on to another pore. Not all blackheads will come out.
Once you've finished your nose, or wherever you are working, wash your face again with warm water, and follow up by pat-drying your face and applying moisturizer. Or you can wash your face, apply a mud mask, and then moisterize.
I strongly recommend YonKa skin care - it has worked wonders for my skin, and it is used in high-end salons everywhere.
Good luck!
Hmm.
I've personally tried some of the over-the-counter blackhead removers without much success.
I recommend getting a facial, they are AWESOME!
They are about $50-$100 depending on where you go and what level you want.
Not only can your specialist remove the blackheads herself, she will make the rest of the skin on your face look gorgeous.
If you can't afford that, try these steps:
Wash your face
Run hot, HOT water in the bathroom sink - it needs to be hot enough to produce steam. Or, you can boil a pot of water to get steam.
Hold your face over the sink or pot for 5 minutes to open up your pores, and be careful not to burn yourself. If it gets too hot, back up a little.
With a magnifying mirror, use your two thumbs or two index fingers to gently squeeze the skin around the blackheads, almost as if you were popping a pimple. Be sure to cover your fingers with toilet paper to catch the ooze and oils that come out.
Don't squeeze too hard! If it hurts try squeezing differently or move on to another pore. Not all blackheads will come out.
Once you've finished your nose, or wherever you are working, wash your face again with warm water, and follow up by pat-drying your face and applying moisturizer. Or you can wash your face, apply a mud mask, and then moisterize.
I strongly recommend YonKa skin care - it has worked wonders for my skin, and it is used in high-end salons everywhere.
Good luck!
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