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New business spotlight on Desiree Itsell, Arbonne consultant
Pure. Safe. Beneficial. Those three words are what Arbonne Swiss skin care products are all about. And Desiree Itsell, an independent consultant for the Arbonne company, is excited to sell the products with her team of four people. “Our products don't have things like animal byproducts, minerals, chemical perfumes and dyes," Itsell said. The products are also all manufactured in the U.S., she said. The company offers different products for women, teens, men and even babies. Itsell said the products are especially good for people with sensitive skin. Arbonne has products that appeal to everyone, Itsell said. “Arbonne's tagline is from the cradle to the rocker," Itsell said. There is a teen line called f.y.i., for young individuals, anti-aging products, acne products and weight loss and nutrition products.
Seeing red
Rosacea can be embarrassing and uncomfortable. It can appear in your 30s and worsens with age but can be controlled. Having rosy cheeks is sometimes considered a sign of robust health or of an active, outdoor lifestyle. For reasons such as these, for centuries women have used rouge or blush to artificially heighten the colour in their faces. Unfortunately, for sufferers of rosacea, facial ruddiness is not something they can wash off with just a swipe of make-up remover. With rosacea, in addition to the appearance of permanent flushing there may also be enlargement of surface blood vessels, yellow-headed pimples and even swelling and permanent deformity of the nose. Rosacea tends to appear between the ages of 30 and 50, and worsens with age.
Winter is Here: Tips to Prevent Acne and 'Dry Skin Blues'
OurHealthNetwork.com's leading facial plastic and reconstructive surgeon, Dr. John Rachel, offers tips for managing acne and dry facial skin during the winter. Des Plaines, Illinois (PRWEB) January 23, 2008 -- When the weather outside is "frightful," better begin preparing for the "dry skin season," especially if you suffer from acne. Whether your dry skin problems are seasonal or year-round, certain acne medications make the skin even drier. This, in addition to the cold dry air and biting winds of winter, can cause real problems for acne sufferers. When skin becomes exceedingly dry, there is an increase in the number of dead skin cells present. Dead skin cells clog pores, which in turn leads to acne breakouts. "An ounce of prevention" will keep your skin soft and comfortable, and help you beat the discomfort and pain caused by dry, irritated acne-prone skin.
Pregnant skin
There are many changes that occur in the body during pregnancy. YOU may hear some horror stories about how your skin will change during pregnancy. Some of these changes, such as stretch marks, are inevitable in everyone, while some women will be fortunate to escape certain problems. These changes occur because your hormone levels increase during pregnancy. Not only does oestrogen increase, but so does the melanocyte-stimulating hormone, a hormone that stimulates the cells controlling skin pigmentation. .
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