Articles, tagged with "skin wrinkles", page 1
18th June 2012
If you’re interested in keeping your skin young and beautiful, you need to establish a good anti-aging routine now, no matter your age. While a skincare routine probably brings to mind cleansers, clarifiers, exfoliants and anti-aging creams, good ea...
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Author:
Olivia Rooney
27th January 2012
The face is the first thing people see when you come into contact with them. Our face and skin of our greatest assets that produce our first impressions. With age show signs of deterioration on our face and skin. Wrinkles, dryness, wrinkles, sagging skin ...
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Author:
Stephanie
31st March 2011
Just as our skin colors differ from person to another, so does our skin tone. It can be anything from almost black to pale to even without color. Uneven skin tone will make us look dull and unhealthy; so we need to improve skin tone so that our skin color...
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Author:
jsocratous
02nd June 2010
Dry skin needs to be cared for properly to give a soft texture and keep hydrated. The most important is to hydrate dry skin regularly to maintain and enhance the water balance of the outer layer of skin. It gives the skin look smooth and moist. There are ...
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Author:
herbalcure30
28th January 2010
What's your skin type? It may seem like a simple question, but knowing your skin type, then washing with the right products, is the vital first step to beautiful skin. The cleansers and tools you choose to wash your face can not only make your skin care p...
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Author:
SkinGift.com
29th September 2009
Using the right anti-aging skin care products is essential if you want to achieve a young, wrinkle free and radiant skin throughout your life. In this article, Find out 5 breakthrough natural ingredients that you should look out for in the best anti aging...
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Author:
Vijay Raisinghani
14th July 2008
Defining skin fungal infection• A dermatophyte, a parasitic fungus often becomes the cause of skin infection. The term dermatophyte contains "imperfect fungi" of the species like Epidermophyton, Microsporum and Trichophyton. The most common forms of ...
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Author:
MUmarF
