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9 Critical Facts You Should Know Before Committing to Cosmetic Surgery
Cosmetic surgery is now so common, it’s almost commonplace. Cosmetic surgical procedures are used to correct everything from disfigurements that are the result of an accident to physical features that are perceived to be less than perfect. In some...
Acne & Wrinkles at my age?
Puberty brought bouts of acne. In your 20s, finding Mr. or Mrs. Right was of chief consequence. When the 30s hit, you worked to raise little Johnnie or Suzie to be a model kid. Now that your hitting the fabulous 40s, you should be coasting through...
Are you in search of the most informative advice in relation to cosmetic dentistry.
Are you in search of the most informative advice in relation to cosmetic dentistry. When you're trying to find top-quality information about cosmetic dentistry, it will be intricate extricating superior advice from amateurish cosmetic dentistry...
David N. Carothers, DDS Announces Website Update
Portland, Oregon cosmetic dentist , David N. Carothers, DDS recently released a website update located at http://www.drdavecarothers.com . The website features the dentist’s profile detailing David N. Carothers’ background and expertise. It also...
Dr. Kun Kim Announces New Website
Atlanta Georgia cosmetic surgeon , Kun Kim, MD recently released his brand new website located at http://www.kimfacialsurgery.com . The website features a surgeons profile detailing Dr. Kim’s background and expertise. It also includes each of the...
It's Time for SAD (Seasonal Affective Disorder). Take care!
Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) affects about 5% of us
severely and perhaps 25% of us more mildly. Women and young
adults are more likely to suffer from it.
It's a form of depression that, according to the National Mental
Health...
Laser Body Hair Removal: An Overview of the Treatment Process
Laser Body Hair Removal is growing rapidy in popularity as men
and women become more conscious of their body image. It is
estimated that about one million Americans used laser treatment
to remove body hair in 2003; this number has doubled since...
Orienting Ourselves with Pantothenic Acid
Vitamin B5, also known as pantothenic acid is useful to the body through many ways. It is a member of the nutritionally elite group of eight vitamins collectively known as the Vitamin B complex. This powerful group of vitamins plays a big role...
Rhinoplasty Before And After - Surgery And Recovery - Part II
Now that you have made the decision to undergo rhinoplasty and have prepared for your surgery, the next step is the rhinoplasty surgery itself and the after affects. Rhinoplasty can be performed in the surgeon's office-based facility, an outpatient...
The facts about cosmetic surgery.
Cosmetic surgery is big business now, the advances of science and technology meaning it has become more affordable and much more accessible for anyone to consider it. Far from breast enhancements being the only option anymore, there are operations...
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Self Tanners: Your New Best Friend?
Have you ever known a sun worshipper, one of those people who can never
seem to get a dark enough tan? They are always looking for that new
product that will break their newest tanning plateau and deepen their
color even more. Some of them are the lucky few who's skin tans easily. They rarely burn, and after a few hours in the sun, will emerge looking like most of us would after a long Caribbean vacation. The rest of us though, are left to envy these lucky few, as we know darn well a few hours in the sun will wreak at least a week's worth of peeling, dry, red havoc on our skin, not to mention the multitude of fine lines and wrinkles that will surely follow.
That is, until the past few years have produced the latest and greatest
generation of self tanning products. No longer do you have to suffer
the unnatural orange color, the intensely unpleasant odor, or the unsightly fading of the old self tanners.
Today's self tanners, at least the quality ones, are formulated to give every user an even, natural tan that lasts longer, has a deep brown undertone rather than orange or red, and fades just like a real tan.
There are even several good "spray" self tanning services offered by
Many tanning salons for those who don't feel comfortable with self
application. I've only personally tried the Mystic Tan salon service, and it does look quite good for about two days, but it fades in to what looks similar to age spots or freckles (NOT very attractive I can assure you). It also can have quite an overpowering smell depending on how much of the active ingredient (DHA) the particular salon has the device set to. Unfortunately, the better your tan, the stronger the smell, as this is the DHA at work giving your skin the darker appearance.
The most effective, longest lasting self tanners that produce the most
beautiful color are the self tanning creams ( see
http://cosmeticsgalore.com/best-cosmetics-online-reviews.html ). They tend to go on a lot easier, are easily blended, and result in the least amount of streaking and patchiness.
The gels, sprays and mousse do not have the same even, natural results that the sunless creams do. You definitely want to go with whatever type you feel most comfortable applying, but the cream form is highly recommended.
There are some very important steps you need to take in order to get
The best tan possible. The first step prior to applying the self tanner is EXFOLIATION. I've found that if I skip this step, the tan fades a lot faster, and tends to not blend as well. By exfoliating thoroughly in the shower, you are providing the self tanning cream a clean slate for maximum adhesion and staying power. Also, use a makeup sponge to apply the self tanner to the tops of your hands after you have washed them, as well as to your face for a more blended, natural look. Be sure to get everywhere - behind your ears, the back of your neck, etc.
Try to have very little clothing on for as long as you can right after application, as DHA is activated by oxygen, and will work better if it has more circulation during the activation phase. Once this application has dried for a few hours, you may apply a second coat if you would like to achieve a darker color. Just don't overdo it. To maintain the tan, reapplication should occur every 3-4 days.
With these excellent products and the gorgeous results they produce,
there is simply no excuse to repeatedly subject your skin to the sun's damaging rays again. With the new sunless tanners, you can be tan year round AND maintain your skin's youthful and vibrant appearance. It is truly a win/win situation.
About the Author
Danna Schneider is the webmaster and founder of CosmeticsGalore.com, providing women with reviews of products using the latest in cosmetic and beauty technology.
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