To attain clear skin, prevention is key! Acne does not discriminate—blemishes can happen to anyone. While acne is not a major health issue, it plays a significant role in your emotional and social sense. If you are someone who struggles with acne, then you know it deeply it affects your self-confidence and the impacts it
Happy New Year! Isn’t it always so nice to start a new year and hit that restart button? Regardless if you have new year fitness goals or lifestyle goals or perhaps no goals at all, its nice to start fresh. However, when it comes to New Years resolution have you given much thought to your skincare?
Hi there, and welcome back for another blog all about skin caring! Have you ever been curious how you could make the most of you skincare routine? Often times people are pretty surprised when I tell them I’m about to hit my 30’s. And although I’m sure we can all improve certain areas of our
Happy Thanksgiving week, friends! With Thanksgiving on the horizon, and Christmas right around the corner, everyone wants to make sure their skin is clear, hydrated and photo-ready! But did you know that certain Thanksgiving foods can trigger acne? Yes, unfortunately this is true. I’m sure you’ve heard the saying before, “You are what you eat”,
Hello, and welcome back for another blog post! In this blog, my goal is to explain to you the difference between medical-grade skincare products and Over-The-Counter (OTC) products. Many people don’t really understand the difference between them, therefore I’d like to offer some clarification. If you grew up using Over-the-Counter (OTC) skincare products, or still
Pore Clogging Ingredients in Skin Care Below is a list of ingredients to avoid in all skin care, acne care, makeup, and hair products. Do not ever put anything on your skin or your hair without checking the ingredients first, even if it says “Won’t Clog Pores” or “Non- Comedogenic” on the bottle. Warnings Natural
Acne rosacea is a chronic, but treatable condition that primarily affects the central face, and is often characterized by flare-ups and remissions. It typically begins any time after age 30 as a flushing or redness on the cheeks, nose, chin or forehead that may come and go. Over time, the redness tends to become ruddier
This is such a common question I get asked in my clinic. Either from the teens themselves or from frustrated parents who don’t know how to help their child who is struggling. So, first its good to understand acne, which is a disorder or disease of the pores; these pores shed their dead skin cells
No, you didn’t read the title wrong! Lets take a different approach to how you see your acne. Having worked with acne clients for a while now, I’ve seen first hand how those who struggle with acne at a young age puts them in a position for better skin later on because they make their