A new survey conducted by Wakefield Research, shares the truth behind scars and stretch marks from 500 pregnant and non-pregnant women.

Exterior and Interior Rebuilding: Consumption for skin care: Eat watermelon and pomegranate – Both are rich sources of lycopene to boost your natural SPF and omega-3 to strengthen the skin’s natural barrier function. Stock up on whole grains, which contain vitamin B, an essential ingredient essential for proper cell division. Eat high-quality protein like organic turkey and chicken to help produce collagen. Avoid coffee and…

Health – Boost your energy and reduce stress in the fall by taking a vitamin B supplement. Additionally, fall is perfect for buying locally grown foods, since beauty starts from the inside out. Skin – Pumpkin is packed with antioxidants (A, C and Zinc). Pumpkin puree can be used to make a rejuvenating mask to help your skin glow.

My first step in educating others about cancer awareness was to become educated myself. Last fall, I attended a three day intensive to gain my certification as a Clinical Oncology Aesthetician through Touch For Cancer. Oncology Aesthetics is a synthesis of aesthetic and medical knowledge. The safety and comfort of the client is always the first priority.