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Psoriasis and how Obagi can help

November 20, 2011 4:22:48 PM PST

Psoriasis is a condition where skin cells grow at an abnormally fast rate. Instead of skin forming in around 4 weeks, those with psoriasis experience skin cell formation in only around 4 days. The body is not able to slough off these excess skin cells fast enough. This results in layers of thick, red skin. Lesions may also form. The skin may also be scaly, flaky and itchy. Psoriasis is commonly found in the scalp, elbows and knees. It can also show up in other areas, more particularly the face, which makes it problematic for those who are concerned about their appearance.

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As they say, the eyes are the window of the soul. And one thing that makes these “windows” look even more attractive would be the eyelashes. Everybody wants long, lush, doll-like eyelashes. Long and curved eyelashes highlight the eyes. In the past, for us to achieve this, we turned towards loading up on the mascara, wearing false eyelashes or getting eyelash implants. But thank goodness we live in a time where cosmetic innovations allow us to get those long lashes in a safe and natural manner!

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Dealing with Rosacea-prone skin

November 16, 2011 4:10:32 PM PST

Rosacea is actually a common problem – more common than you think. However, rosacea comes in cycles – there are times when there are hardly any red markings on your face and there are times when something triggers a flare-up and what! Your face is all red with a blush you can do without.  It is important to know how to deal with rosacea-prone skin to minimize irritations and flare-ups

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Rosacea: Avoiding Triggers that Cause Flare-ups

November 14, 2011 4:07:05 PM PST

Rosacea produces the kind of blush you can do without. This skin condition is caused by a vascular problem – blood vessels are constricted which results to blood rushing up to the face. Aside from redness, people with rosacea may also have visible blood vessels (especially on the nose, chin and cheeks), as well as red pimple-like bumps and outbreaks.

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Stop the spots! Age spots, which are also called liver spots or sun spots, are flat and yellowish or brownish discolorations that can be found in the face, neck, chest, arms and hands. The sizes of the age spots may vary – from the approximate size of a pea to something as big as a dime. Age spots may be considered a cosmetic problem but it can mar the beauty of a smooth face.

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