Wrinkle Reduction Tip - Watch These Other Skin Problems at the Same Time
By Terry Rayburn
Lines and wrinkles can be a real problem. But there are other conditions of skin that may affect your face. Keep fighting the wrinkles, but deal with these problems at the same time. Includes a simple 4-Step morning and evening routine from a foremost professional dermatologist.
Of course, wrinkle reduction may be your goal. But that's just a part of a beautiful skin program. Dr. Neal B. Schultz, M.D., in his book It's Not Just About Wrinkles, talks about things like:
Color Problems
Texture Problems
Skin Types
How Your Skin Got Where It's At
Diet and Skin
Restoring Beautiful Skin
So while you're working on those wrinkles, don't forget to consider other aspects of your skin, especially on your face:
Color problems may be blotches, red or brown spots, and discolorations. These may sometimes be treated with creams and coverings, or more permanent treatment such as laser removal.
Texture problems include flakes, scales, dullness, roughness, large pores, etc. There is often an accumulation of dead cells on the surface or in the pores that leads to large pores, dullness, and tired-looking skin.
Contour problems include, of course, lines and wrinkles. But they may also include jowls, sagging skin, and bags under the eyes. These facial skin problems can be treated with skin care methods and products that don't require expensive prescriptions or visits to a dermatologist or plastic surgeon.
Dr. Schultz details a simple 4-Step routine, one for the morning, and another for the evening:
STEP ONE -- Cleanse the facial skin. No vigorous scrubbing or washcloths allowed! Massage a small amount of cleanser for ten or fifteen seconds and wash off with warm (not hot or cold) water.
STEP TWO -- Use toner, which completes the cleansing process. Use a soft thin cotton pad.
STEP THREE -- Use an Active Ingredient. This should be specific to your skin type (normal, oily, dry, mature, sensitive, etc.). The best one for you might be a solution, cream, ointment, lotion or serum.
STEP FOUR -- (Morning) -- Apply a sunscreen (before applying makeup). You may need to reapply as needed later in the day if perspiring, out of doors a lot, etc. (Evening) -- Apply a moisturizer.
The use of sunscreen in the morning and moisturizer at night helps keep the balance between water and oil in your skin.
Bottom line: Keep working on the wrinkles, but right alongside that, use these simple steps to help make your skin beautiful.
Color Problems
Texture Problems
Skin Types
How Your Skin Got Where It's At
Diet and Skin
Restoring Beautiful Skin
So while you're working on those wrinkles, don't forget to consider other aspects of your skin, especially on your face:
Color problems may be blotches, red or brown spots, and discolorations. These may sometimes be treated with creams and coverings, or more permanent treatment such as laser removal.
Texture problems include flakes, scales, dullness, roughness, large pores, etc. There is often an accumulation of dead cells on the surface or in the pores that leads to large pores, dullness, and tired-looking skin.
Contour problems include, of course, lines and wrinkles. But they may also include jowls, sagging skin, and bags under the eyes. These facial skin problems can be treated with skin care methods and products that don't require expensive prescriptions or visits to a dermatologist or plastic surgeon.
Dr. Schultz details a simple 4-Step routine, one for the morning, and another for the evening:
STEP ONE -- Cleanse the facial skin. No vigorous scrubbing or washcloths allowed! Massage a small amount of cleanser for ten or fifteen seconds and wash off with warm (not hot or cold) water.
STEP TWO -- Use toner, which completes the cleansing process. Use a soft thin cotton pad.
STEP THREE -- Use an Active Ingredient. This should be specific to your skin type (normal, oily, dry, mature, sensitive, etc.). The best one for you might be a solution, cream, ointment, lotion or serum.
STEP FOUR -- (Morning) -- Apply a sunscreen (before applying makeup). You may need to reapply as needed later in the day if perspiring, out of doors a lot, etc. (Evening) -- Apply a moisturizer.
The use of sunscreen in the morning and moisturizer at night helps keep the balance between water and oil in your skin.
Bottom line: Keep working on the wrinkles, but right alongside that, use these simple steps to help make your skin beautiful.
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