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Archive for January, 2009
New Year’s Skincare Resolution
January 6th, 2009The New Year is here, which means another list of resolutions that may include better eating habits, the promise to lose weight (once again), spend more time with loved ones, and probably many more. Now is the time to shed those old habits and embrace the new and improved you.
Are you overwhelmed and don’t know where to start? It may be hard to believe that a number of women leave out one of the most important steps in a beauty and skincare regimen – washing off their makeup every night. It’s a simple, but very important step in improving your skin’s overall health. This is one New Year’s resolution that can be easy to keep all year round!
Washing your face every night isn’t just about being clean; it really does have many purposes. It can prevent blemishes and clogged pores. It can allow your skin to “breathe” and regenerate its self while you sleep. During the day we are all exposed to environmental pollutants and damaging free radicals, which can accumulate on your skin, and over time your skin may look dull and lifeless. By washing your face every night you can actually remove these potentially harmful particles and begin to see fresher, healthier skin in a short period of time. Also, according to WomensHealth.gov, leaving eye makeup on while you sleep can cause redness, irritation and infection of the eyes.
No more excuses. You only have one face to put forward, and it’s never too late to start a good habit! Happy New Year!