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Flax Seeds To Help Dry Skin 0

Posted on July 28, 2009 by admin

Flax oil and flax seeds are being rediscovered as true health foods. Flax seeds as these are one of the oldest foods available and are excellent for treating dry skin. Flaxseeds contain several different substances that may be beneficial to a person’s health. Flax seed oil is useful for healing scars, abrasions and also has anti-inflammatory properties and so is useful for inflamed skin or skin.

Like vitamin C and olive oil, flax oil has benefits not only from eating it, but also from applying it directly to your skin Flaxseeds can be beneficial for skin conditions, because they have anti-inflammatory effects. If your skin feels like sandpaper, or is excessively dry, you might try some flax seed oil. This nutrient plays an important role in keeping the skin and other tissues youthful and supple through their lubricating capacity.

Flaxseeds are said to fight cancer due to the fact that the omega-3 fatty acids found within it act as antioxidants in the body. Flax seeds contain a high content of Vitamins B & E, and a lack of either of these vitamins can cause the skin to become dry. As a rich source of omega 3 fatty acids flax seed is able to replenish the correct body levels of these fats.

How To Protect Your Skin Against Cold Winter 0

Posted on July 21, 2009 by admin

dry_skin-winterWhen summer ends, we often put away our sunscreen and forget about protecting our skin. The combination of winter wind and sun can lead to harmful consequences like dry skin, serious burns and skin conditions. Dry skin occurs more often during colder weather because cold air is often drier than warm air.

During the cold winter months, use creams instead lotions to moisturize your skin immediately after a bath. Apply liberal amounts of sunscreen when you spend time outside. Replace your traditional soap with an oil-infused shower gel. Don’t overuse products that contain alpha-hydroxy acids. Read the rest of this entry →

How to Deal With Combination Skin 0

Posted on July 20, 2009 by admin

Combination which is also called normal skin is a common skin type with the frustration of having to deal with both dry and oily skin. Combination skin also contain medium pores, a smooth and even texture, good circulation, healthy color, may tend toward dryness on the cheeks while being oily in the t-zone.

combination-skinIf you want proper care, you’ll notice breakouts and oil will reduce drastically. Some of the points for dealing with combination are given below:

  • Applying a weekly or bi-weekly mask is a great additional skin care step.
  • Apply a well-formulate liquid or gel at least once per day Wash your face with a gentle, water-soluble cleanser that does not leave skin feeling tight or dry. Read the rest of this entry →

Cod Liver Oil & Dry Skin 0

Posted on July 19, 2009 by admin

Acne, spots, blackheads and whiteheads and dry skin conditions can be caused by a lack of vitamins A and E, zinc and Essential Fatty Acids (EFAs) as well as teenage hormones or hormonal changed.

cod-liver-oilCod liver oil contains Omega-3 fatty acids. These fatty acids are found in fish oils and scientific research has shown that it is pretty beneficial to good health and skin. You are suppose to take the emulsified cod liver an hour before breakfast or four hours after eating

Cold liver oil contains useful amount of vitamin A and vitamin D, which have been found solely lacking in today’s diet of many adult. For those who have been suffering from dry skin, cold liver oil can help to smoother your skin. Cod liver oil actually maintains the supple soft skin and may prevent aging skin signs such as “liver spots”. This oil also has been known to reduce the number of wrinkles on the skin as well. Cod liver oil can be used as a topical agent or taken in capsule form. Pregnant women should consult their doctors before taking cod liver oil.



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