Articles, tagged with "stratum corneum", page 4
22nd January 2009
Microdermabrasion is a skin care technique that is used to give people healthier and smoother looking skin. It is a great alternative to plastic surgery, Botox, and also chemical peels. This is something that many women are taking advantage of - but many ...
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Author:
nlwest21
13th January 2009
When was the last time you bought what you thought was going to be the best moisturizer for dry skin, only to be disappointed because it didn't achieve the results you were expecting!
Natural face moisturizers firstly need emollients to supply - 1. Oc...
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Author:
Kathryn M. Reid
09th January 2009
You could argue for days about ingredients that should be included in the best moisturizer for very dry skin. But, it's pretty obvious there must be an ample supply of good emollients, anti-oxidants and natural oils.
However, you must be aware that ma...
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Author:
Kathryn M. Reid
06th January 2009
Termed as Pityriasis capitis, dandruff is a scalp condition that occurs due to excessive shedding of dead skin cells from the scalp. Normally the skin cells die and flake off. Flaking of dead cell in small amount is common with most people. However, some ...
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Author:
Miawadsworth
29th December 2008
If you are bothered by acne, age spots or wrinkles on your face, you don't have to go through the invasive surgery of a facelift. The facial skin care technique known as microdermabrasion has been a favorite of Hollywood stars for decades.
Now, you to...
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Author:
Sarah Martin
11th December 2008
Controlled Surgical Wearing AwayWant to wipe away those terrible acne scars? Try dermabrasion. Carried out by a dermatological surgeon, dermabrasion is a cosmetic medical procedure to enhance appearance through controlled surgical wearing away (scraping)....
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Author:
Spero Theodorou
11th November 2008
The lack of proper moisture levels in your skin disturbs your skin's desquamation processes. Desquamation is the natural elimination of cells from your stratum corneum - essentially, it is the sloughing off of the dead, top-most layer of skin. When the de...
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Author:
TedBrumby
10th November 2008
Come winter its all about chilling winds and dipping temperatures. Heating systems work overtime and all this leaves you with dry and flaky skin. This is a signal for you to take more care of your skin than ever and provide it with extra nourishment to co...
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Author:
Marilynn Syrett
17th October 2008
Today, a patient with problem skin, namely dry skin, can go online, and seek information on the best facial moisturizer. Once he or she has examined the information on several web sites, then that same patient can better choose the best moisturizer for fa...
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Author:
Laurel Levine
02nd October 2008
The Differences in Skin Structure
o In black patients, the stratum corneum is compact and has multiple layers.
o The stratum corneum of Hispanics and Asians is similar to that of whites.
o Sebaceous glands tend to be larger and more active in black pat...
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Author:
Jan Hornets
30th September 2008
Hyaluronic acid (HA) is a natural polysaccharide which occurs as an important structural element in the skin and subcutaneous tissues as well as in the synovial tissue and fluid. Hyaluronic acid belongs to a group of very few substances which are identica...
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Author:
Alien
15th September 2008
As a result of a wide range of environmental influences in everyday life, and particularly when the skin is exposed to sunlight, harmful substances, specifically oxidants and free radicals are formed. These free radicals attack the skin by breaking down c...
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Author:
Sarah Martin
04th September 2008
Glycolic acid is a" Fountain of Youth" for the skin, when you are using it correctly and in proper concentrations with other active ingredients.
It is the only AHA which due to its small molecular size can penetrate through skin cells. Once inside the...
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Author:
Alien
29th July 2008
Glycolic acid is a" Fountain of Youth" for the skin, when you are using it correctly and in proper concentrations with other active ingredients.
It is only AHA which due to its small molecular size can penetrate through skin cells. Once inside the cell...
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Author:
Alien
15th July 2008
As we get older, our skin undergoes changes that make it feel, act and look different from younger skin. Its outer cells don't slough off as easily as before, it doesn't retain moisture as it was in youth and its support of fibers, collagen and elastin br...
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Author:
Alien