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2012年9月9日 星期日

Wrinkle Cream Versus Chemical Peels - Which Is Better?


Chemical peels seem to be the new buzzword these days and if you're one to follow trends chemical peels might be right for you but wouldn't you like a better option? We'll give you one! After all, wrinkle creams are better than chemical peels hands down.

Wrinkle creams are a better option than chemical peels for several reasons.

Wrinkle creams work right away, there is no down time, they lift the skin, provide the benefits of antioxidants, have no side effects, can be purchased even on a budget, and oh yes did we mention they are convenient. That's a lot of benefits but let's explore these benefits a little more.

1 - The downtime with chemical peels.

Chemical peels are used for different skin problems including signs of skin aging and wrinkles. The skin is burnt by applying a caustic acid, which then causes the surface layer to be sloughed off. When the skin heals, it will look younger because of the increased collagen that is produced.

But the process sounds rather painful doesn't it? With a quality wrinkle cream, you see instant results and long term improvements over time. There are no painful burns and you'll also look younger!

With a chemical peel, you will have at least 5 days of down time before you can even go out in public, and it could be longer depending on the type of peel and how you heal. With your wrinkle cream, you simply apply, admire the results, and out the door you go. No down time, no burns, no pain.

2 - Side effects of chemical peels.

The side effects for chemical peels are similar to that of the worst sunburn you can imagine. Not a pleasant thought is it? This means redness, swelling, pain and discomfort, which will take some time to recover. On the other hand, wrinkle creams have little or no side effects, soothing your skin with ingredients while providing you almost instant results.

3 - Chemical peels don't give you anti aging ingredients.

A chemical peel will give you some results, but the effect will wear away, especially if you have had enough side effects from the first to not want to do the treatment again too often.

In contrast, wrinkle creams provide antioxidants. Just keep using the cream for long term effects from the antioxidants that are a natural way to slow down the aging process of the skin. Antioxidants stop free radicals, as a result keeping your skin healthier and taking years off it.

4 - Inconvenience of chemical peels.

If you decide to have a chemical peel, you need to make appointments with your doctor, schedule time for the procedure, and then make sure that you have the time off to heal. Wrinkle cream has no down time, apply, look great, and out the door you go whether to work or out for a dinner date.

Most of us are trying to lead healthier lives and take better care of ourselves including our skin. So it doesn't make a lot of sense to apply chemicals to the skin does it?

So now you know the drawback of having a chemical peel and the immediate benefits of a quality wrinkle creams. Go ahead and choose the option right for you and look younger.




Did you know that the anti wrinkle skin cream serums work in minutes to reverse wrinkles? Marcus Ryan helps you to find the anti aging serums that works in minutes. Put these anti aging cream products to the test and see why they've been called the non surgical face lift that works.





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2012年8月30日 星期四

A Cheap Chemical Peel Treatment Which Can Be Bought Over the Counter


Lots of people find it very annoying that they cannot have smooth skin like they used to in the past. Also, some people have scars on their face that they would love to be eradicated. One way that this can be done is by having a chemical peel.

Many do not realise it, but a good chemical peel can actually make the skin far smoother than it used to be and can be a great way to help scars fade away. But the main problem is that many people do not bother doing the necessary research to find out whether they to spend thousands of dollars on the treatment when it can be done for a fraction of the price. There are a variety of chemical peels that people can enjoy if they really search around on the internet.

One chemical peel treatment that has become very popular over the past few years is the over the counter chemical peel. Basically, all that people need to do is to consume a pill every day, and over time, the skin will burn off and new skin will appear in front of it. As this chemical peel treatment does this slowly, there are not any noticeable bruises or open wounds on the face.

When the chemical peel pills are consumed, they release special chemicals into the body to make the skin work really hard at producing new skin. This in turn will mean that the old skin that appears on our heads will eventually be shed, and a newer skin will appear in front of it. The added benefits that come from this treatment are that people may also find that some of their wrinkles that may have been on the face before may have disappeared. However, people do need to make sure that they do not consume too many of them, as otherwise their face may flare up and suddenly, people may be in a lot of pain.

An over the counter chemical peel treatment can be very good for people who wish to save some money whilst still having a good treatment done to their face to make themselves appear to be younger.




Jake Jones has looked at the Cost of Chemical Peels and the Vitalize Chemical Peel in detail.





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2012年8月23日 星期四

At Home Chemical Peels - Which Home Chemical Facial Peel is Right For You?


In the past chemical facial peels were always carried out by dermatologists but it is now available to regular consumers to buy and with the average price of a peel being $120, many are opting to try at home chemical peels instead. Chemical peels remove the top layers of dead skin to reveal layers beneath, resulting in healthier, brighter looking skin. Whether you want to eliminate acne scars, fade dark marks, lighten your skin or reduce wrinkles and fine lines, at home chemical peels can be used to get these great results in privacy.

There are many types of chemical peels available and not all are suitable for home use. This article describes the different type of peels available for home use and what they are best for treating. The acid strengths for at home chemical peels is generally milder than those used by a dermatologist but they are sufficient in treatment minor hyperpigmentation problems such as freckles, acne scars, melasma, generally lightening the skin or reducing wrinkles and fine lines.

The group of acids typically used for chemical peels are called alpha hydroxyl acids or AHAs and are usually naturally occurring, derived from plants and fruit. AHAs tend to only offer superficial peels but superficial peels are sufficient to fade dark marks, acne scars or other hyperpigmentation problems and all that is recommended for use at home.

Glycolic Acid is derived from sugar cane and is one of the most popular acids used for at home chemical peels. It is commonly used to treat uneven skin tone and fine lines concentrations of 10-30% are most common.

Lactic Acid is another type of AHA and is obtained from milk. As with other AHAs, lactic acid peels will work to even out skin tone, fade mild scars and reduce fine wrinkles.

Salicylic acid is a beta hydroxy acid (BHA) so is a little milder than its glycolic and lactic acid counterparts. It is derived from the bark of willow trees and another one of the acids used for superficial peels. Concentrations of 20-30% are used for chemical peels.

TCA or trichloroethanoic acid penetrates the skin a little deeper than AHAs and salicylic acid but when used in concentrations of up to about 30%, it is still considered safe for home use.

Which acid you choose for an at home chemical peel depends on the severity of your hyperpigmentation problems. Glycolic acid, lactic acid and salicylic acid are used for superficial peeling and TCA for a slightly deeper peel. In any case, your skin will take a few days to peel and then heal and there are some precautions you should take before and after a peel.




You don't have to live with skin blemishes or dark marks a day longer! For more tips on how to quickly and effectively fade dark marks with skin lightening products, visit us today at Skin Lightening Treatment.





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2012年8月6日 星期一

Which Is The Better Chemical Peel For Acne Treatment, Alpha-Hydroxy Acid Or Beta-Hydroxy Acid?


Acne has been tormenting millions of people in the US. Many acne products have been popping up in the market but there is one acne treatment that had existed for thousands of years. That is the chemical peel. It was recorded in history that Cleopatra had been bathing in sour milk to maintain her skin smooth and nice. Lactic acid found in sour milk is effective in peeling the skin removing dead skin. Lactic acid belongs to a group called Alpha-hydroxy acid.

A recent study by researchers from Saint Louis University School of Medicine has found that Alpha-hydroxy acid and Beta-hydroxy acid chemical peels are found to be both equally highly effective in combating mild to moderate facial acne.

20 patients suffering from mild to moderated acne were studied in that research. There are 17 males and 13 female in the studied group. Alpha-hydroxy acid peel (30% concentration of glycolic acid) was applied on one half of the face, while Beta-hydroxy acid peel (30% concentration of salicylic acid) was applied on the other half of the face of each patient. The treatments are done every two weeks for duration of three months. A non-bias evaluator was used to examine the effectiveness of each acid peels on the reduction of acne. Both the evaluator and the patients did not know which sides of the faces were applied with Alpha-hydroxy acid or Beta-hydroxy acid.

At the examination during the second treatment, both sides of the faces have found to have significantly reduced the numbers of pimples. However there are more severe side effects found on the sides of the faces that were applied with Alpha-hydroxy acid during the first examination. All these side effects generally were reduced to minimal after further treatments. Some common side effects of Alpha-hydroxy acid and Beta-hydroxy acid are stinging sensation, redness, dryness and peeling.

An examination was done to check for post treatment effect one month after all 6 treatments had been completed. It was found that 94% of the patients still continued to see good reduction in the numbers of pimples on both sides of their faces. Alpha-hydroxy acid and Beta-hydroxy acid chemical peels were still able to maintain their effectiveness one month after all treatments had been done.

Another examination was done two months after all treatments had been done. Beta-hydroxy acid had shown a bigger improvement in treating acne than Alpha-hydroxy acid. The non-bias evaluator gave 81 percent of the sides of faces applied with salicylic acid chemical peel fair or good improvement in acne condition, while only 75 percent of the sides applied with glycolic acid received fair or good improvement. There were also a few numbers of new pimples popping up on the sides that were applied with glycolic acid. However the numbers of new pimples were insignificant to be bothered.

The researchers concluded that both salicylic acid and glycolic acid chemical peels are equally effective in acne treatment. Salicylic acid was able to continue its effectiveness and had lesser side effects than glycolic acid. Overall Alpha-hydroxy acid and Beta-hydroxy acid chemical peels are successful treatment of acne.




Visit How to Get Rid of Pimples Fast for more pimple treatment methods





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2012年8月4日 星期六

Medium Chemical Peels - Looking At Alternatives Which Can Really Kick Start Your Skin Cell Renewal


Here are a few facts that you need to know about medium chemical peels and facial peels in general. The first fact is this. If you have any of the following skincare problems, then a chemical peel of any kind is not suitable for you.

• Sagging skin

• Bulges

• Deep wrinkles.

• Darker, uneven skin tone and color

The second fact is this. If you are looking to solve fairly minor skincare problems and have lighter colored skin, then medium chemical peels could solve some of your problems. Here is the list of skin problems that this type of treatment can address.

• Fine lines and wrinkles

• Sun damage

• Dull and tired complexion

• Large pores

• Looking for younger looking skin

The next thing to consider is that medium chemical peels have to be repeated and as the average cost is about $75 for each one, you may have to factor that into your budget. You may think that there is a better alternative and one which will reduce downtime to nothing and is pain free.

If you want to avoid some of the mess and the pain associated with using these peels such as irritation, sensitivity to sunlight, risks of herpes erupting and even scarring, then you must look at the alternatives. It is all very well to get the dermis to react to the aggression which is basically what a chemical peel is doing but there must be a better and safer way.

Here is my alternative. I looked for skincare which is totally bio available and which will encourage skin cell renewal, collagen regeneration and preservation of my levels of HA. I also wanted to do all this without any painful intervention.

The second thing I looked for was to make sure that there were no harmful synthetic chemicals in the mix. I was lucky to find that there are indeed some really serious skincare companies who are committed to my health and safety and are prepared to do all the necessary research.

I then discovered that there were cutting edge ingredients that could do all of the above without ever having to resort to medium chemical peels at all. These had strange names but that did not put me off. They were:-

* Nano Lpobelle HEQ10

* Xtend -TK

* Phytessence wakame.

If you really want to know how exactly these ingredients can kick start your skin cell renewal and why they are far superior to any of the medium chemical peels, do yourself a favor and click through to my website where I have explained all this.




Save your time and money by knowing what you are buying. If you are tired of the same old worthless products that fail to live up to their promises, isn't it time you took action? Discover some really effective ingredients used in cutting edge products instead of medium chemical peels.

William Colbert is passionate about natural, safe skincare and has extensively researched the best skin friendly ingredients on the market to-day. For more information, visit my site at:- http://www.health-and-skin-care.com





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2012年7月13日 星期五

A Cheap Chemical Peel Treatment Which Can Be Bought Over the Counter


Lots of people find it very annoying that they cannot have smooth skin like they used to in the past. Also, some people have scars on their face that they would love to be eradicated. One way that this can be done is by having a chemical peel.

Many do not realise it, but a good chemical peel can actually make the skin far smoother than it used to be and can be a great way to help scars fade away. But the main problem is that many people do not bother doing the necessary research to find out whether they to spend thousands of dollars on the treatment when it can be done for a fraction of the price. There are a variety of chemical peels that people can enjoy if they really search around on the internet.

One chemical peel treatment that has become very popular over the past few years is the over the counter chemical peel. Basically, all that people need to do is to consume a pill every day, and over time, the skin will burn off and new skin will appear in front of it. As this chemical peel treatment does this slowly, there are not any noticeable bruises or open wounds on the face.

When the chemical peel pills are consumed, they release special chemicals into the body to make the skin work really hard at producing new skin. This in turn will mean that the old skin that appears on our heads will eventually be shed, and a newer skin will appear in front of it. The added benefits that come from this treatment are that people may also find that some of their wrinkles that may have been on the face before may have disappeared. However, people do need to make sure that they do not consume too many of them, as otherwise their face may flare up and suddenly, people may be in a lot of pain.

An over the counter chemical peel treatment can be very good for people who wish to save some money whilst still having a good treatment done to their face to make themselves appear to be younger.




Jake Jones has looked at the Cost of Chemical Peels and the Vitalize Chemical Peel in detail.





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2012年7月4日 星期三

Wrinkle Cream Versus Chemical Peels - Which Is Better?


Chemical peels seem to be the new buzzword these days and if you're one to follow trends chemical peels might be right for you but wouldn't you like a better option? We'll give you one! After all, wrinkle creams are better than chemical peels hands down.

Wrinkle creams are a better option than chemical peels for several reasons.

Wrinkle creams work right away, there is no down time, they lift the skin, provide the benefits of antioxidants, have no side effects, can be purchased even on a budget, and oh yes did we mention they are convenient. That's a lot of benefits but let's explore these benefits a little more.

1 - The downtime with chemical peels.

Chemical peels are used for different skin problems including signs of skin aging and wrinkles. The skin is burnt by applying a caustic acid, which then causes the surface layer to be sloughed off. When the skin heals, it will look younger because of the increased collagen that is produced.

But the process sounds rather painful doesn't it? With a quality wrinkle cream, you see instant results and long term improvements over time. There are no painful burns and you'll also look younger!

With a chemical peel, you will have at least 5 days of down time before you can even go out in public, and it could be longer depending on the type of peel and how you heal. With your wrinkle cream, you simply apply, admire the results, and out the door you go. No down time, no burns, no pain.

2 - Side effects of chemical peels.

The side effects for chemical peels are similar to that of the worst sunburn you can imagine. Not a pleasant thought is it? This means redness, swelling, pain and discomfort, which will take some time to recover. On the other hand, wrinkle creams have little or no side effects, soothing your skin with ingredients while providing you almost instant results.

3 - Chemical peels don't give you anti aging ingredients.

A chemical peel will give you some results, but the effect will wear away, especially if you have had enough side effects from the first to not want to do the treatment again too often.

In contrast, wrinkle creams provide antioxidants. Just keep using the cream for long term effects from the antioxidants that are a natural way to slow down the aging process of the skin. Antioxidants stop free radicals, as a result keeping your skin healthier and taking years off it.

4 - Inconvenience of chemical peels.

If you decide to have a chemical peel, you need to make appointments with your doctor, schedule time for the procedure, and then make sure that you have the time off to heal. Wrinkle cream has no down time, apply, look great, and out the door you go whether to work or out for a dinner date.

Most of us are trying to lead healthier lives and take better care of ourselves including our skin. So it doesn't make a lot of sense to apply chemicals to the skin does it?

So now you know the drawback of having a chemical peel and the immediate benefits of a quality wrinkle creams. Go ahead and choose the option right for you and look younger.




Did you know that the anti wrinkle skin cream serums work in minutes to reverse wrinkles? Marcus Ryan helps you to find the anti aging serums that works in minutes. Put these anti aging cream products to the test and see why they've been called the non surgical face lift that works.





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2012年6月8日 星期五

At Home Chemical Peels - Which Home Chemical Facial Peel is Right For You?


In the past chemical facial peels were always carried out by dermatologists but it is now available to regular consumers to buy and with the average price of a peel being $120, many are opting to try at home chemical peels instead. Chemical peels remove the top layers of dead skin to reveal layers beneath, resulting in healthier, brighter looking skin. Whether you want to eliminate acne scars, fade dark marks, lighten your skin or reduce wrinkles and fine lines, at home chemical peels can be used to get these great results in privacy.

There are many types of chemical peels available and not all are suitable for home use. This article describes the different type of peels available for home use and what they are best for treating. The acid strengths for at home chemical peels is generally milder than those used by a dermatologist but they are sufficient in treatment minor hyperpigmentation problems such as freckles, acne scars, melasma, generally lightening the skin or reducing wrinkles and fine lines.

The group of acids typically used for chemical peels are called alpha hydroxyl acids or AHAs and are usually naturally occurring, derived from plants and fruit. AHAs tend to only offer superficial peels but superficial peels are sufficient to fade dark marks, acne scars or other hyperpigmentation problems and all that is recommended for use at home.

Glycolic Acid is derived from sugar cane and is one of the most popular acids used for at home chemical peels. It is commonly used to treat uneven skin tone and fine lines concentrations of 10-30% are most common.

Lactic Acid is another type of AHA and is obtained from milk. As with other AHAs, lactic acid peels will work to even out skin tone, fade mild scars and reduce fine wrinkles.

Salicylic acid is a beta hydroxy acid (BHA) so is a little milder than its glycolic and lactic acid counterparts. It is derived from the bark of willow trees and another one of the acids used for superficial peels. Concentrations of 20-30% are used for chemical peels.

TCA or trichloroethanoic acid penetrates the skin a little deeper than AHAs and salicylic acid but when used in concentrations of up to about 30%, it is still considered safe for home use.

Which acid you choose for an at home chemical peel depends on the severity of your hyperpigmentation problems. Glycolic acid, lactic acid and salicylic acid are used for superficial peeling and TCA for a slightly deeper peel. In any case, your skin will take a few days to peel and then heal and there are some precautions you should take before and after a peel.




You don't have to live with skin blemishes or dark marks a day longer! For more tips on how to quickly and effectively fade dark marks with skin lightening products, visit us today at Skin Lightening Treatment.





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2012年5月17日 星期四

At Home Chemical Peels - Which Home Chemical Facial Peel is Right For You?


In the past chemical facial peels were always carried out by dermatologists but it is now available to regular consumers to buy and with the average price of a peel being $120, many are opting to try at home chemical peels instead. Chemical peels remove the top layers of dead skin to reveal layers beneath, resulting in healthier, brighter looking skin. Whether you want to eliminate acne scars, fade dark marks, lighten your skin or reduce wrinkles and fine lines, at home chemical peels can be used to get these great results in privacy.

There are many types of chemical peels available and not all are suitable for home use. This article describes the different type of peels available for home use and what they are best for treating. The acid strengths for at home chemical peels is generally milder than those used by a dermatologist but they are sufficient in treatment minor hyperpigmentation problems such as freckles, acne scars, melasma, generally lightening the skin or reducing wrinkles and fine lines.

The group of acids typically used for chemical peels are called alpha hydroxyl acids or AHAs and are usually naturally occurring, derived from plants and fruit. AHAs tend to only offer superficial peels but superficial peels are sufficient to fade dark marks, acne scars or other hyperpigmentation problems and all that is recommended for use at home.

Glycolic Acid is derived from sugar cane and is one of the most popular acids used for at home chemical peels. It is commonly used to treat uneven skin tone and fine lines concentrations of 10-30% are most common.

Lactic Acid is another type of AHA and is obtained from milk. As with other AHAs, lactic acid peels will work to even out skin tone, fade mild scars and reduce fine wrinkles.

Salicylic acid is a beta hydroxy acid (BHA) so is a little milder than its glycolic and lactic acid counterparts. It is derived from the bark of willow trees and another one of the acids used for superficial peels. Concentrations of 20-30% are used for chemical peels.

TCA or trichloroethanoic acid penetrates the skin a little deeper than AHAs and salicylic acid but when used in concentrations of up to about 30%, it is still considered safe for home use.

Which acid you choose for an at home chemical peel depends on the severity of your hyperpigmentation problems. Glycolic acid, lactic acid and salicylic acid are used for superficial peeling and TCA for a slightly deeper peel. In any case, your skin will take a few days to peel and then heal and there are some precautions you should take before and after a peel.




You don't have to live with skin blemishes or dark marks a day longer! For more tips on how to quickly and effectively fade dark marks with skin lightening products, visit us today at Skin Lightening Treatment.





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