The Greensheet (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 29, No. 46, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 26, 2005 Page: 6 of 36
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Skin Care For Every Body
Give your skin a little tender loving care and it will make you feel
good all over.
By: Christie Bohm Chase, Staff Writer
Nowadays it is hard to tell someone's age by
the look of their skin. Skin care is a top priority
for both women and men, and there are
hundreds of products on the market promising
to turn back time and rejuvenate your skin. In
addition to whatever products you use, there
are many things that you can do on a daily
basis to keep your skin looking and feeling its
best.
Summer Sun Safety
Despite popular belief, a tan is actually your
skin's reaction to injury from the sun. Healthy,
untanned skin will have fewer wrinkles and a
lower chance of skin cancer. Today, one in
every six Americans is affected by skin cancer,
most of which comes from a life time of sun
abuse. Approximately 70% of a persons'
lifetime sun exposure occurs before the age of
18, which is when skin damage starts, so it is
vitally important we protect our kids. Every time
you apply sunscreen to your child, you
decrease the risk of skin cancer in the future.
Sunscreens absorb, reflect or scatter the
ultra violet light of the sun, thus reducing the
amount that reaches your skin. Sun screening
agents with an SPF under 15 filter out only
some of the sun's harmful rays, therefore for
best protection you should always wear a
product with SPF of 15 or above. Try to apply
sunscreen about 45 minutes to an hour before
you head out into the sun so that the active
ingredients have time to be absorbed.
• Minimize your exposure to the sun at
midday and between the hours of
10:00AM and 3:00PM.
• Don't be fooled by clouds, over 70% of the
sun's rays penetrate the clouds.
• Reapply sunscreen every two hours, even
on cloudy days. Even though most
sunscreens claim to be waterproof, they
will wipe off on a towel, and will wear off
when you perspire.
• Wear clothing that covers your body and
shades your face.
• Apply sunscreen liberally and frequently to
children 6 months of age and older.
Parents with children under 6 months of
age should severely limit their children's
sun exposure.
• Use a lip balm with an SPF of 15 or
greater every day of the year to protect
your lips.
Home Remedies
With more than 20,000 pores on your face, it
is hard to keep a clear complexion without
spending lots of time and money caring for
your skin. However, you can pamper your face
in just a few minutes by learning to give
yourself a quick facial at home. Just fill a bow!
with boiling water, toss in a chamomile tea bag
or herbs, make a tent over your head and the
bowl with a towel, and hold your face 10 inches
above bow! for 5 minutes, letting the steam hit
your face. After the steam bath gently wash
your face with mild facial cleanser and
moisturize with lotion. So, pull your hair back
and enjoy, and heed these other tips for
sensational skin.
•Never sleep with makeup on, it increases
oil production and causes unnecessary
breakouts.
•To help keep your skin from showing age,
wear an SPF 15+ sunscreen every single
day of the year.
•Apply facial masks while in the bath or
shower, so you needn't worry about drips
and interruptions.
The Best Make-up Moves
Cosmetics are defined as any product
designed to enhance beauty and make the
wearer look better. People have been wearing
make-up for centuries, and although styles,
colors and ingredients have changed, the
reason why we wear cosmetics has not. Today,
roughly $2 billion dollars are spent annually on
cosmetics, which are purchased mostly by
women. The industry is large, supporting
multitudes of manufacturers, brands and
products. Before you purchase and apply any
cosmetic to your face, you should become
familiar with what it is made of and you may
want to check with your doctor to make sure
you are not allergic to any ingredient in it. With
proper application and removal, make-up can
really bring vibrancy and color to your face.
Currently, the trend in make-up is that less is
more, which makes application for many of us
quick and simple.
• Try to use powder eye-shadow which
makes it less likely that you will
develop a visible crease under your
brow bones after a few hours of
wearing.
• Avoid heavy foundations. Two sheer
layers applied with a sponge are much
more effective and offer better
coverage than one thick layer.
• Camouflage fine lines with an eyeliner
brush and a touch of concealer that is
one shade lighter than your
foundation. Pat the concealer in with a
clean brush then add a touch of
powder.
• Stick to lipsticks in sheer textures
because they are easy to apply, and
provide impact but don't fade to a dry
or cakey mess.
• Blush should never be visible from
across a room, and it should match the
hue of your cheeks when you're
flushed or exercising. Colors that look
most natural are rose-toned, pink-
toned, or tawny brown.
Get An All Over Glow
• Drink fewer hot beverages
According to dermatologists, the
steam from hot coffee, cocoa or
other steamy beverages can cause
rosacea and adult acne to flare.
• Take shorter showers
Ironically, the less time you spend
in a shower or bath and the cooler
the water, the less dehydrating it
will be for your skin. Limit showers
to five minutes or less and
moisturize quickly after getting out.
• Use, mild, nonabrasive cleaners
Avoid soaps that create suds or
that contain antibacterial
ingredients, medicated ingredients,
or deodorants, all of which strip oil
and moisture from the skin.
• Pat, don't rub your skin dry
Avoid rubbing your skin with a
towel to dry it. Instead, pat dry with
a gentle action. This will help your
skin retain moisture.
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