Sultry Skin Plr Ebook

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Table of Contents

Introduction
Chapter 1:
Beautiful Skin Basics
Chapter 2:
Use Cleansing Products Suited to Your Skin Type
Chapter 3:
About Moisturizers
Chapter 4:
About Exfoliation
Chapter 5:
The Importance of Water and Rest
Chapter 6:
The Importance of Your Diet for Your Skin

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Chapter 2: Use Cleansing Products Suited to Your Skin Type

Synopsis

Taking care of the skin is one of the most essential parts of a woman’s everyday routine. To keep their skin beautiful and glowing, most women never fail to use cleansing products. Are you tempted to use the same thing? If yes, then you have to know everything about cleansing products before using.

With increasing demands of cleansing products, more and more manufacturers keep on producing distinct types and brands. As a result, consumers like you will find it hard to pick the right one. Instead of worrying about this issue, simply ask your dermatologist on what type of product suits your skin needs. You can also read several reviews online and use these as your guide.

Cleansing Products for Different Types of Skin

Cleansing products are the must-have items for anyone desiring to take care of their skin. These items can help skin cleansed and rejuvenated by cleaning the skin of oil and grunge from daily living. But, it is not always easy to search for the most effective cleansing products because users have different skin types. Some have oily skin while others have blotchy, sultry and acne prone skin.

Depending on your skin, it may also change in every season. So, it is essential to use different types of cleansing products for summer than you would use during winter season. If you don’t know what type of cleansing products suited for your skin, here are some hints you need to consider:

• Sensitive or Dry Skin – Cleansers made for sensitive or dry skin are loaded with moisture beads. Cucumber and aloe vera are the frequent ingredients found in cleansers created for sensitive skin. These two plants contain anti-inflammatory and soothing properties.

• Combination – These cleansers are designed to be creamy and mildly, usually in a gel form. Acne skirmishing ingredients like salicylic acid might be available in these products. These items are usually pH balanced as combination skin likely to be very unpredictable.

• Oily Skin – Cleansers formulated for oily skin tend to be in gel rather than balm form. The gel is designed to purify the skin of as much dirt and oil as possible. Some of these cleansing products have exfoliation beads built into the gel to assist wash out dead skin cells.

• Anti – Aging – These cleansing products are usually very moisturizing and creamy. These also help in nourishing and hydrating your skin to slow down your aging process. They are also often infused with vitamins like Vitamin E and beta-carotene. You might also find that these cleansing products contain green tea, retinol and argireline.

Each type of cleansing product serves a purpose. The effects from using a product can be visibly seen when it is the right cleanser for your skin type. Thus, the cleanser should result in smoother and softer complexion. If your cleanser causes you to dry out or break out, then you are not using the best cleanser for your skin type.

How to Choose the Best Cleansing Products?

Finding the best cleansing products may take enough time and effort. This is often observed if you don’t know what exactly you need. To choose the right one, here are things you shouldn’t miss to know:

For Dry or Mature Skin

If you have mature or dry skin, don’t forget to look for soothing or creamy lotions or cleansing products. Your preferred items should contain higher concentrations of water, oils and emollients. Rose water helps your skin to stay moisture and glycerine while glycerine is a gentle and natural humectant that draws humidity to the surface of the skin.

For Sensitive Skin:

Glycerine is also essential for sensitive skin because it has been revealed to promote normal cell maturation. Steer lucid of scrubs and exfoliating cleansers if you are susceptible to irritation. To combat swelling, redness and inflammation, you can also pick a cleansing product that is rich in aloe vera.

For Combination Skin:

If you have this skin type, it may take a bit of trial and error to look for the best cleanser that doesn’t leave your skin feeling tight. As advised, clay, aloe vera, tea tree oil and thyme are effective at soothing acne. Foaming cleansers may also be too dry for users with acne skin, leading to surfeit sebum production as their skin attempts to overcompensate for the pasting of their own oils.

Chapter 3: About Moisturizers

Synopsis

Do you want to have glowing and beautiful skin? Then, you may be tempted using moisturizers. The main function of these moisturizers is to soothe the skin and build a moisture barrier to keep the natural moisture in. It means that these products should be applied either directly after washing and toning the face or after the shower. While moisturizers may smooth skin momentarily and make wrinkles and small lines less evident, there is no long-term benefit to wrinkles.

What are Moisturizers?

Moisturizers, also known as emollients, are complex mixtures of chemical agents specially made to make the external layers of the skin more flexible and softer.

These products increase the skin’s hydration through reducing evaporation. Naturally occurring sterols and skin lipids, as well as natural oils, lubricants, emollients and humectants, may be part of the composition of skin moisturizers. Moisturizers are available not just for cosmetics, but for therapeutic purposes as well. They can also be made at home with the use of the common pharmacy ingredients.
Moisturizers treat and prevent dry or sultry skin. They can also help in protecting sensitive skin, improving skin tone and masking imperfections. These products often contain lightweight oils and silicone-derived ingredients.

Ingredients of Moisturizers

Skin moisturizers can be divided into three categories and here they are:

• Humectants – This can help in absorbing moisture from the air and hold it in the skin. The common examples of these are urea, alpha hydroxyl acids and glycerin.
• Emollients – This can assist in filling in spaces between skin cells and smoothing or lubricating the skin. The usual examples of these are m mineral oil, lanolin and petrolatum.
• Preservatives – This can help in preventing bacteria growth in moisturizing products.

Other essential ingredients of moisturizers include minerals, vitamins, fragrances and plant extracts.

Using Moisturizers to Treat Your Skin Problems

For treating skin dryness, the best moisturizers are oil-based and heavier type that contains ingredients like grape seed soil, antioxidants and dimethicone. For very dehydrated skin, petroleum-based products are best applicable as they are more lasting than creams and more perfect in preventing water evaporation.

For oily skin, water-based types that are non-comedogenic are the best choice. These moisturizer items are less possibility of comedo formation.

To keep aging skin well-hydrated and soft, make sure that you pick a product that contains petrolatum as the base, together with alpha hydroxy acids and antioxidants against wrinkles.

For sensitive skin, it is best to use moisturizers that are loaded with soothing ingredients like aloe vera and chamomile. These ingredients can help in minimizing possible allergens and irritants.

Misconceptions and Truths about Moisturizers

People have distinct perceptions about moisturizers. Some of them are fully aware of their benefits and ingredients while others have misconceptions about moisturizers. To give you some clues about these products, here are the things you need to know:

Misconception 1: All moisturizers are of the same quality and use.

If you keep reading reviews about moisturizers, you are probably aware that these products vary from one another. Thus, you have lots of options to choose from. Some of these items contain a blend of emollients, humectants and occlusives.

Depending on your preferred moisturizers, some of them are light while others are more substantial. For users with extra-dry skin, they want something that has more substance. Thus, they prefer to use a cream which tends to secure their skin.

Misconception 2: Users need different moisturizers for different parts of their body.

This is completely erroneous. Experts claim that most moisturizers can be used in various body parts. If you have cracked or dry hands and feet, it is best to use a special cream for those areas.

Misconception 3: Your skin becomes too reliant on moisturizer.

Though you keep on using moisturizers, it doesn’t mean that your skin is fully reliant on these products. These moisturizers are only use to treat your skin problems. They can also be used to protect your skin from any possible condition like eczema.

Misconception 4: May become addicted to lip balm

This is extremely fallacious. If you keep on applying lip balm, it makes your lips drier and you will never become addicted to this product. Say for instance, during summer season, you can use lip balm to protect your lips from being cracked and other related conditions.

Misconception 5: If your moisturizer contains sunscreen, you don’t need to use other protections.

Experts claim that there is a glut of cosmetic products that improve built-in sunscreen. As advised, don’t forget to read the fine print of the product. Make sure that you pick one with an SPF formula to ensure that it is a broad-spectrum sunscreen.