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Skin Care

Your skin at glance

Fri, 2011-06-10 11:32
John Orton
Your skin is the largest and one of the most important organs of your body which performs some essential functions such as protection, hydration, sensation and temperature regulation. The internal structure of your skin, however, is even more interesting.

Functions of Clear Skin Max

Fri, 2011-06-03 20:29
John Orton
Using a quality skin care and safe product is essential to skin health during acne treatment. Therefore, dermatologists (skin specialists) and naturopaths recommend using only advanced, results-oriented skincare products, formulated to help prevent and treat your skin's problems. Clear skin max is one of such high quality products that support and enhance acne recovery for radiant, vibrant and long-lasting results.

Five key functions of your skin

Fri, 2011-06-03 20:27
John Orton
Your skin is your body's largest organ and it plays a vital role in maintaining your health and wellness. It's wonderfully resilient and can survive a great deal of punishment. The skin is the body's boundary layer, tough enough to resist all sorts of environmental assaults, yet sensitive enough to feel the slightest touch.

Tava Tea Time-tested skin care solution

Thu, 2011-05-19 12:07
John Orton
A pure, non-fermented tea that is used to rectify degenerative processes in the skin, Tava Tea has excellent anti-oxidant capabilities. It can protect basic DNA from oxidative stress and selectively inhibits skin bacteria. Tava Tea is present in Clear Skin Max anti-acne system as a unique, all-natural, proprietary formulation that ensures the continued biological activity of the green tea catechins against acne irritants, germs and anti-oxidants.

Algae extract in acne & skin care

Thu, 2011-05-05 10:46
John Orton
Algae extract is a natural (herbal) botanical extract that is obtained from a variety of natural resources especially seaweed, fungi and other mushrooms. With its powerful ability to retain moisture, this natural extract keeps skin moisturized while providing increased protection against harmful irritants and substances in acne.

Tea Tree Oil - An essential component of Clear Skin Max

Thu, 2011-04-28 23:44
John Orton
Botanically known as Melaleuca alternifolia, Cheel or tea tree (Family: Myrtaceae) is a small tree native to Australia. The leaves of the plant used medicinally are the source of valuable therapeutic oil. The essential oil is obtained by steam distillation of leaves. The main constituent in tea tree essential oil is terpin-4-ol, present in concentrations of 40% or more. Tea tree oil is effective against a wide range of organisms including twenty seven of the 32 strains of P. acnes.

Is Clear Skin Max safe for my skin?

Thu, 2011-04-28 23:42
John Orton
Given the high incidence of unpleasant side effects caused by traditional medications and invasive surgery, people would rather take the time to explore alternative medicine. Acne sufferers are no different. Since skin surgeons cannot guarantee 100% recovery from the more radical treatments or cannot assure patients that there will be NO side effects, the movement towards natural or herbal acne treatments has gained popularity like never before.

Grape Seed Moisturizer - Does It Really Make A Difference On Your Skin?

Wed, 2011-04-20 12:35
Amy Austen
Is it really a good idea to make use of a grape seed moisturizer as a part of your skin regime? What is the proof that grape seed is effective in the treatment of certain skin care problems? Does it give you the satisfying results that you are looking for with skin treatment products?

Understanding different skin types

Wed, 2011-04-06 20:33
John Orton
Vibrant, beautiful skin has always been considered an important part of health. But in today's modern environment, soft, smooth, flawless skin can be difficult to achieve and even more challenging to maintain. Your skin's health is largely determined by diet, lifestyle habits, and sun exposure, which can sabotage healthy skin and leave lasting effects on skin strength, resiliency, and appearance.

Do Chemical Peels Work? Maybe

Mon, 2011-03-28 09:30
Audrey Alexander
If you've been wondering do chemical peels work, you've probably started researching the topic to learn more about them. Basically, these facial peels work by applying chemicals to your face and "burning" the top layer of skin until it blisters and peels off. Yep, it's a harsh treatment.
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