Skin Care Tips: Q & A
Saturday, October 6th, 2007Q: I’m so concerned about my dark spots. I have pimples before, and now that they’re healed, they left blemishes on my skin. What will I do to even-out my skin tone and get rid of ugly spots?
A: Pimples usually leave brown spots once they’re healed. Thus, it is essential that we use skin brightening/whitening products which also act on eliminating the blemishes and not just lightening the other surface of the skin. Choose skin care creams with Vitamin B3 helps erase unwanted blemishes on our skin.
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Q: I have a dark and dry skin. I want to be whiter, and my friends advised me to have skin peeling products to easily renew my skin. But I’m afraid if this will really help?
A: Skin peeling is not the only answer to whiter skin. These are natural alternatives to achieve fairer complexion. There are whitening products with natural ingredients that are very skin-friendly. Do no immediately jump into chemical-based whitening for this might pose a bigger problem in the future. Choose the natural way to a whiter and moisturized skin.
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Q: I read about skin metabolism. What does it mean, and how will it help me look younger?
A: Skin metabolism is the process of renewing our skin cells, the old skin cells are replaced by new ones. Skin metabolism usually takes 14-28 days when we’re young. But as we age, this process slows down. Slow skin metabolism leaves our face covered with flat, rough, and moisture-deprived cells. They mask our natural skin color and radiance. Hence, we must act on speeding up our skin metabolism in order to maintain a toned and rejuvenated complexion.
