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whats a good natural skin regime for a teenager to follow?
im 14 and i live in las vegas. it’s pretty dry here, and my skin is dull and dry. i have moderate acne on my face. i use aveeno daily cleansor for my face and moisturize w/ vaseline intensive care. do you have any skin regimes using natural products (like eggs, milk, etc) that i can use to help my skin look radiant?
It has been said before, but I’d definately start with:
Cleanse, tone & moisturise every morning and night.
Cleanser: Apply onto your hands and massage gently into your face and neck. It will remove any impurities and thoroughly clean your skin. Use a soft sponge, or cloth to remove all traces.
Pat dry.
Toner: Use after the cleanser. Apply a small amount onto a damp cotton pad and wipe All Over the face & neck area. Follow this up by gently dabbing your face with a tissue to blot the skin dry. It will close the pores.
Moisturiser: Should be used afterwards. Apply by putting a fairly small amount onto your hands and smooth all over your face and neck. Moisturiser is a good base for your make-up and will keep your skin smooth and hydrated.
I personally use a Nivea Visage range, however there are many different types you can purchase in any drug store. 
Exfoliater: This can be used, if you wish. I only ever exfoliate once a month [during a facial], but it is really good to remove all dead skin cells and built up grime. Again, you can purchase a good one in a drug store, or use recipes, such as 1/4 cup sugar && 3-4 tbsp olive oil. When mixed together it turns into a paste, which you can then apply liberally and massage into your facial area. Once washed off your skin should look a lot more fresh and rejuvinated.
Face mask: I tend to use a face mask once every couple of weeks, whenever my skin looks particularly dull or congested. The following recipe doubles up as a body smoothie too, to keep your body and face soft and silky. I’d reccommend doing this one on a weekend.
Blend 2 cups plain yoghurt, 1/2 an avocado, 5-7 strawberries, 2 tbsp honey and 1 banana in a blender, then apply to face & body [if wanted]. Let it sit for 10-15 minutes, then rinse off and pat dry.
Follow up with toner & moisturiser on your face & neck.
Your skin should instantly feel smooth and hydrated.
For your acne, I’d reccommend seeing a doctor to give you some sort of medication. It can clear up pretty easily that way, however if it really isn’t that bad, having a good skincare regime may just clear it up.
I’d also reccommend getting a facial once a month or so at a local beauty salon. Trained beauticians know the perfect things for your skin to keep it looking stunning.
Hope I helped!
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Beauty products always carry taglines whichtitillates the senses – everyone wants to become beautiful. Beauty always captures the world, so they say, in fact, every famous man or woman in history always has another man or woman behind who influenced the course of their fate. What we don’t see beneath the surface of elegant plastic container and within plastic cream bottles are beauty ingredients that may be harmful.
Let us separate the common setting of a grocery shelf into two: natural skin creams from artificial creams. Although the packaging will tell us that they offer common benefits, the packaging will never tell us if they have side effects, and most importantly what they truly contain.
Let us take a bottle of natural anti aging cream for an example. The product’s contents may come from leaves like natural Aloe Vera, Asian Papaya, fruit and vegetable essence, and other naturally acquired substances. Evaluating the ingredients of this cream, we will surely agree to one thought: there are less chances of having side effects due to the natural aspects of the product.
Natural anti aging creams have always been less suspected to cause cancer and skin problems. Irritation and allergies have less chances of occurring due to the compatibility of natural essence to most skin types. Natural anti aging creams are known for their special ability of adapting to different skin types without causing irritations, wounds, and rashes. Aside from being just the “friendly type” of cream, natural anti aging creams can produce the same nanoparticles which artificial items are injected with. These nano-particles, also termed microenscapulation, make the natural ingredients easier to be absorbed by the skin.
Unfortunately, not all natural creams last long enough to provide the user their best results. Natural creams are easily spoiled unless injected with preservatives; but opting for that would mean losing the natural essence of the product.
Let us now pick up a household name from the shelf were artificial creams belong to. If we view them closely, they may contain uncommon ingredients. They either contain most of the laboratory-infused ingredients or they are plainly too artificial thus unsafe for usage. Also known as artificial anti aging creams, these products contain unnatural peptides, Vitamin A or retina-A, Alph-Lipoic Acid, and Hyaluronic Acid or DMAE. These products are possible factors for skin rashes when used onto the wrong skin type, and worse, they could be the very sources of skin cancer and other skin abnormalities
As a cosmetics user, you are always open to two options: go artificial or go natural, but for the choice of safety and for the choice of receiving par benefits, going natural would be the best option.
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