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Skin Exfoliation August 2010

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Skin Exfoliation: Does Pain Equal Gain? The Science behind this Question: by Dr. Diana Howard Lactic acid and glycolic acid are the front-runners in the world of alpha hydroxy acid (AHA) exfoliation. So, which ingredient works best to reveal a newer, fresher you? Independent research studies on AHAs have determined that: Glycolic acid, the smaller molecule of the two, penetrates the skin more readily than…
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Unsung Heroes of the Healthcare Industry - August 2010

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Unsung Heroes of the Healthcare Industry A doctor you never meet may be the one who saves your life. Pathologists, doctors who specialize in the diagnosis and classification of diseases by analyzing cells under a microscope and through medical laboratory tests, often detect a disease in its infancy. "Being able to treat a malignancy in its early stages increases the chance of recovery," says Dr.…
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Facts about Honey - August 2010

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Facts About Honey Natural honey has been used by mankind for the past 2,500 years, all over the world. Honey contains about 69 percent glucose and fructose enabling it to be used as a sweetener. Honey provides about 64 calories per tablespoon. Though honey has more calories than sugar, when consumed with warm water it helps in digesting the fat stored in your body. Honey…
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Honey Facial Mask Recipes - August 2010

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Honey Facial Mask Recipes: Honey has many positive skin care properties. The most prominent is that honey is a good moisturizer. Therefore, it is a wonderful ingredient to use to fight dry skin and to help rejuvenate the skin, which leads to less fine lines and fine wrinkles. Below are some facial mask recipes containing honey. Unless otherwise indicated, apply the facial mask to a…
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Prevent Fungus - August 2010

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Prevent Fungus by Tammy Taylor Some Examples: Having a pedicure done with dirty implements, or a dirty spa tub. Having a manicure done with dirty implements. Slamming nails in a door. Pulling nails backwards on car door handles. Picking off artificial nails instead of soaking them off. Using a drill on top of the naked natural fingernail, causing heat and friction. Any puncture to the…
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