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New Skincare Products to Try
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Last weekend I had the privilege of attending the Beyond Esthetics Trade Show in downtown San Diego. Recently, there have been some very exciting advances in skincare science. Check out these new cosmetic goodies that have just hit the market.
Lush Lashes? Yes, Please!
Want to add some oomph to your lashes? Up until recently, your best option was to get a prescription for Latisse, but now there is something much better. LASHIPIX.COM offers a wonderful, all-natural lash conditioner, made from vitamin A, hyaluronic acid and peptides. Using this product will give you thicker, fuller, darker, longer and stronger lashes (your mascara might start feeling a little lonely). An added bonus: Lashipix costs half as much as Latisse and can also be used on the brows.
A Product That Could Make Injections Hiss-tory
If you want to diminish the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, but don’t like the idea of using needles on your face, there’s a new product available that may be just what you’re looking for. Sonya Dakar UltraLuxe-9 Age Control Complex is synthetically modeled after the protein molecule from the Temple Viper snake. Over time, the product seeps into the lower layers of the skin, causing the muscles to relax and leaving you with soft, smooth skin. The results are more natural looking than topical injections. Find it online for about $175.
Blooming in Skincare
We have all heard of stem cells being used in the medical community, but now skin scientists are getting in on the action, too. Swiss apples and alpine roses are able to thrive in really stressful climates; researchers have found that exposure to their stem cells could pass those abilities on to our skin. Visible improvements were observed in the reduction of wrinkles, fine lines, and uneven skin tone. One product to try: Reviva Stem Cell Booster Serum. Find it at Vitacost.com for $18.
A Pain-Free Solution for Skin Tags
No more expensive dermatology appointments involving the painful freezing and cutting away of moles and skin tags. Now there is an all-natural, plant-based product that dehydrates skin tags, causing them to fall away on their own. Tag Away is easy to use; just put a few drops of the solution on a Q-tip and brush onto the area. It's safe for all skin types, painless, and leaves no scar! Tag Away is available online for $19.99.
What are some new skincare products you’ve discovered?
New Skincare Products to Try
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Lush Lashes? Yes, Please!
Want to add some oomph to your lashes? Up until recently, your best option was to get a prescription for Latisse, but now there is something much better. LASHIPIX.COM offers a wonderful, all-natural lash conditioner, made from vitamin A, hyaluronic acid and peptides. Using this product will give you thicker, fuller, darker, longer and stronger lashes (your mascara might start feeling a little lonely). An added bonus: Lashipix costs half as much as Latisse and can also be used on the brows.
A Product That Could Make Injections Hiss-tory
If you want to diminish the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, but don’t like the idea of using needles on your face, there’s a new product available that may be just what you’re looking for. Sonya Dakar UltraLuxe-9 Age Control Complex is synthetically modeled after the protein molecule from the Temple Viper snake. Over time, the product seeps into the lower layers of the skin, causing the muscles to relax and leaving you with soft, smooth skin. The results are more natural looking than topical injections. Find it online for about $175.
Blooming in Skincare
We have all heard of stem cells being used in the medical community, but now skin scientists are getting in on the action, too. Swiss apples and alpine roses are able to thrive in really stressful climates; researchers have found that exposure to their stem cells could pass those abilities on to our skin. Visible improvements were observed in the reduction of wrinkles, fine lines, and uneven skin tone. One product to try: Reviva Stem Cell Booster Serum. Find it at Vitacost.com for $18.
A Pain-Free Solution for Skin Tags
No more expensive dermatology appointments involving the painful freezing and cutting away of moles and skin tags. Now there is an all-natural, plant-based product that dehydrates skin tags, causing them to fall away on their own. Tag Away is easy to use; just put a few drops of the solution on a Q-tip and brush onto the area. It's safe for all skin types, painless, and leaves no scar! Tag Away is available online for $19.99.
What are some new skincare products you’ve discovered?
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