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Skin Condition
Internal and External Influences
A skin condition is caused by both internal and external factors and can affect any skin type. Internal influences that affect the skin include hormones, diet, lifestyle, stress and even some medications. External factors include weather conditions, indoor heating/air conditioning and exposure to the sun to name a few. No matter your skin condition we've got the products to repair, restore and renew. To get started we've listed the most common skin conditions below. Which one are you?
Dehydrated skin simply put, is skin that is lacking in water. Dehydration can be caused by insufficient water intake, sun exposure, extreme weather, harsh skin products, smoking, alcohol and some medications. Thank goodness it's only temporary! Want to get your glow back? Start by drinking plenty of clean water, protect your skin from the elements and find products that help seal in moisture.
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Sensitized skin is a reflection of our environment, lifestyle and physiology. Stress, hormonal imbalance, pollution, allergies, alcohol, diet and too much exfoliation can all cause the skin to be Sensitized. The good news is it's a temporary condition. If you have Sensitized skin use a gentle approach, cleanse with lukewarm water and protect yourself from the elements, especially the sun.
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As we age collagen and elastin production slow and the cumulative damage from our years in the sun begins to show. Fine lines and wrinkles begin to form and the skin loses it's healthy glow. The good news is, the skin has an amazing ability to repair and regenerate. To plump and firm tired, aging skin...nourish and hydrate. It's the best way to take a decade off of your face!
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Age spots (also known as hyperpigmentation or liver spots) is the darkening of skin caused by an increase in melanin. This increase in melanin is usually caused by years of sun exposure. Age spots are flat, gray, brown or black in color. They vary in size and usually appear on the face, hands, shoulders and arms.As we age these brown spots become more numerous and create a blotchy, uneven skin tone. But wait, there's help for even the most stubborn of spots! Products that fade and protect are just a click away.
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Breakouts are similar to acne in that there is a presence of pimples, blackheads or whiteheads. However acne is a genetic skin type and a breakout is an occasional occurence. Hormonal fluctuations, stress, diet and some medications are common triggers for breakouts. Bothered by Breakouts? Beat them back with our best selling products for Breakouts.
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Sun Damaged skin (also known as photo damage) can be be acute as seen with a sunburn or gradual, as changes in the skin continue throughout one's life. This skin is characterized by fine lines and sometimes coarse wrinkles. The skin tends to be rough and lax in the case of extreme damage. In addition the skin can be patchy with areas of hyperpigmentation (age spots) from the increase in melanin caused by the sun. But now is not the time to regret your “fun in the sun” days! Instead take action to reform and repair that thirsty skin. Oh and don't forget the sunscreen!
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