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You may not be protecting your skin from harmful UV rays if you only use makeup that has SPF in it. It blocks UVB rays but not UVA rays, which cause fine lines and brown spots. Most makeup blocks UVB but not UVA. As a bonus, to get the sunscreen benefit, you'd have to put on a lot of make-up. Makeup will add extra protection to sunscreen, but it's likely not enough on its own. Before you put on your makeup, put on a broad-spectrum SPF sunscreen or moisturiser. Broad-spectrum means that the product will protect your skin from both UVA and UVB rays, which can make your skin age. As well as their makeup, people need SPF to keep them safe. SPF 30 is a good level of protection for most people. 6. Sun damage can happen to your neck and hands if you don't pay attention. Ultraviolet light is the single most important thing you can do to keep from getting older. Even if you use sunscreen every day, you might forget about your neck and hands. 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To understand how this prevents acne, we must first cover the fundamentals of how your skin maintains and repairs itself, as well as the effects this process can have on the texture and appearance of your skin. Your skin serves several purposes. These include acting as a barrier against infectious pathogens like fungi and bacteria, regulating your temperature, keeping water inside your body, and protecting your organs from UV radiation and its effects. In other words, your skin does more than just make you look good. The outer layer of your skin, known as the epidermis, is responsible for the majority of this work. Your epidermis constantly produces new cells to replace older, worn ones in order to maintain itself. These cells are formed in the skin's basal layers. They gradually travel to the surface over time, allowing your older skin cells to detach and shed into the environment. This process is known as epidermal turnover. Consider it your skin's way of applying a fresh coat of paint as each old layer is worn away by the environment. The length of the epidermal turnover process varies according to age and a variety of other factors. The epidermis of most people changes every 40 to 56 days. So, what does this have to do with acne, and how does tretinoin play a role in it? One of the most important factors in the development of acne breakouts is the accumulation of old skin cells on the surface layer of your skin. Tretinoin aids in the exfoliation of dead skin cells by promoting skin cell turnover. This reduces your chances of developing clogged pores that develop into comedones or other types of acne. Tretinoin has other skin benefits in addition to its ability to treat acne. It directly stimulates collagen production, which can lighten and conceal lines, wrinkles, and other signs of facial ageing. It can also help with photodamaged skin, which is rough, dry, or unevenly pigmented as a result of sun exposure. These non-acne benefits are covered in greater detail in our guide to using tretinoin to treat wrinkles and skin ageing. How Fast Does Tretinoin Work? Tretinoin begins to work as soon as it is absorbed by your skin, but it usually takes a few months before you notice any significant improvements. In most studies, it takes three to six months for tretinoin to produce visible improvements in acne severity. During this time, you may notice that your skin improves gradually, or that you have fewer pimples or other types of acne. Some people who use tretinoin for acne experience a tretinoin "purge," which is an increase in acne, skin irritation, and other symptoms after starting tretinoin treatment. This is a temporary problem that usually resolves itself after a few months. After starting tretinoin, it's critical to persevere and be patient. It does work, but it may take a few months before you notice any significant changes in your skin. Which Tretinoin Cream Concentrations Are There? Tretinoin acne cream is available in several strengths in the United States, ranging from .025 percent, .05 percent, and .1 percent. Side Effects of Tretinoin Concentrations Tretinoin is a medication that is both safe and effective for the vast majority of people. However, it, like all medications, has the potential for side effects. The majority of these are minor and temporary, but there are a few you should be aware of before using any tretinoin-containing product. Tretinoin may cause the following side effects: A stinging or warming sensation Skin that is red, scaling, or dry An increase in acne lesions for a short period of time Lighter or darker skin discolouration Blisters, crusting, and swelling of the skin Pain, burning, redness, or flakiness are all symptoms of a bacterial infection. 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The Best and Worst Ways to Get Rid of Blackheads
Some people don't even know they have acne because it doesn't look like a blemish at all. Acne comes in many different shapes, sizes, and colours. Take blackheads, those pesky dark-colored spots filled with gunk. If you've ever tried to squeeze one, you're likely to have found yourself facing down an angry bump instead, and you'll have quickly regretted it. So, what is the best way to get rid of this kind of acne on your skin? Before we look at the causes and who is most likely to get blackheads, let's look at who is most likely to get them. Blackheads are caused by a lot of different factors. People who get blackheads have too much sebum (oil), dead skin, and possibly C. acnes (the bacteria that causes acne) stuck in their hair follicles, which makes it hard for them to clean. When these things are exposed to the air, they turn black. Blackheads are called comedones in medicine. As acne starts to form, comedones start to form. When the follicle gets bigger and bigger, it can break open and spill its contents into the surrounding skin layer, which is called the dermis. This can cause an inflammatory response. This shows up on the skin as an inflammatory papule, which is more commonly known as a pimple. This is a lot more dangerous than a blackhead. Acne-prone people are more likely to get blackheads, but there is also a genetic predisposition. Hormones also play a role, causing sebum to be made (skin oil). Enlarged pores can also be found in people who have had a lot of sun damage. Ostia (small openings) can look bigger and more dilated if there is less collagen in the dermis around the hair follicle. People with the condition Favre-Racouchot have large blackheads on parts of their skin that have been sunburned. This is a very extreme example of this, though. Skin care: how to avoid getting blackheads Topical or oral retinoids can be used to keep blackheads at bay, such as prescription drugs like tretinoin or Retin-A. Adapalene, also known as Differin, is an over-the-counter retinoid that can be used to treat comedonal acne. Patients with more severe comedonal acne may need to take oral retinoids, like isotretinoin or Accutane, to get better. adds that chemical exfoliants can also be good, but doesn't like scrubs because they can irritate the skin. Getting rid of blackheads is the best way to do it. If you already have blackheads, there are a few dermatologist-approved ways to get rid of them. Some of them are also good ways to keep them from coming back. Make sure you use products that have Salicylic Acid in them. Salicylic acid, which is a beta hydroxy acid, is one of the best things you can use to get rid of blackheads. It increases cell turnover and unclogs pores. adds that the acne treatment can help dry out active acne lesions because it is a mild chemical irritant, which can help dry them out. A lot of research shows that salicylic acid can help with acne. Small double-blind and controlled studies show that people who used a 2 percent salicylic acid wash for two weeks had less acne lesions in 30 of the people who took part in the study. Add a Retinoid to Your Routine. Retinoids, which can be bought with a prescription (like Retin-A) or over the counter (Differin), are a good way to get rid of blackheads on the skin. Retinoids help keep the follicular ostia (where hair grows) from becoming blocked. They do this by promoting skin turnover and reducing the "stickiness" of the skin cells. When you start using retinoid cream, comedones may get worse because cell turnover increases against a clogged opening, causing the pores to widen even more. If you keep getting help for your skin condition, the blocked ostia will start to get better, and with more skin turnover, they are less likely to get blocked again in the future. You can also use retinoid to fight ageing and regenerate your skin. Take a look at Alpha Hydroxy Acids. Alpha hydroxy acids, like glycolic acid and lactic acid, can also be good for your skin. Salicylic acid is better at unclogging pores, though. Choose an in-office treatment with your Dermatologist. People who see a dermatologist can help them get rid of their dark spots on their skin. You can get in-office treatments that can help make your pores look less noticeable. Those are called laser treatments, and they don't hurt. They include nonablative resurfacing like Fraxel laser, Clear + Brilliant laser, and microneedling. While some people are happy with the results of a single treatment, others may need more than one to get the results they want. Worst Ways to Get Blackheads Out of Your Skin Harsh Scrubs. Some people want to use an exfoliating scrub right away to get rid of all their dead skin. People who use chemical exfoliators like AHAs should avoid over-exfoliating with a granule scrub like they might have been told to do as a teen, when they manually scrubbed the grains into their skin until it was red. Harsh scrubs can strip your natural oils and make your skin more oily, says a doctor at the hospital. Manual Extractions. Fight the urge to pop any pimples that you see. If you squeeze your blackheads, you can cause the follicle to break open and cause an inflammatory lesion, or cyst, to form. As a result, you can turn your blackhead into something that's much more serious on your skin Keep in mind that the closer a blackhead is to the surface of your skin, the less risky it is to get rid of it. Suction tools. Tech that says it can remove sebum from pores may sound good, but these products may do more harm than good, so be careful. This suction can be bad for the skin on your face. It can cause broken blood vessels, or telangiectasias, to appear, especially around your nose. Final Thoughts While it might be almost impossible not to try to remove that blackhead with your own two fingers, try your best not to do it. Prevention is the best medicine. The best way to get rid of blackheads is to use a few effective ingredients, such as retinoids, which are both good for your skin and good for keeping new blackheads away. Take your skin to a dermatologist for help.
So Ji Sub BIO Detalles Y Copuchas.-
So Ji-sub (nacido el 4 de noviembre de 1977) es una de Corea del Sur el actor. Después de hacer su debut en el entretenimiento como los pantalones vaqueros modelo, se hizo más conocido por sus papeles principales en la serie de televisión Lo Siento, Te Amo, Caín y Abel, Phantom, Sun del Maestro y Oh My Venus, así como la película en bruto Cut. Así también ha lanzado varios hip-hop EPs. Él tiene un repentino cambio de imagen en 2013 después de su gran exitoso drama Sun del Maestro junto con la actriz Gong Hyo-jin, de carácter grave a la comedia romántica con lleno de carácter encanto. Describe a sí mismo como introvertido e inseguro en su infancia y adolescencia, So Ji-sub entrenado para convertirse en un profesional nadador durante 11 años y en bolsas la medalla de bronce en los Juegos Nacionales de Corea. Trató a cabo el modelado simplemente porque él quería posar junto artista de hip-hop, Kim Sung-jae, que era la cara de la celebridad para una marca de ropa en el momento. "Nunca estuve realmente interesado en ser una celebridad", dijo Tan. "Mi vida era todo acerca de la natación y de la música hip-hop. Hice el modelado porque quería ver a Kim y también porque era la mejor manera de ganar un buen dinero fácil" Así que fue elegido como modelo para los pantalones vaqueros de la marca Storm en 1995, y luego hizo su debut como actor en la comedia Tres chicos y tres chicas y el drama de la televisión Modelo. Pero mientras que el modelo STORM compañero Song Seung-heon se levantó rápidamente al estrellato, así que tenía dificultad para levantar su perfil. Él apareció en pequeños papeles en la televisión a lo largo de la década de 1990 y principios de 2000, y comenzó a ganar popularidad cuando fue elegido como el segundo protagonista masculino de zapatos de cristal en 2002. Así comenzó a mostrar su potencial para convertirse en un verdadero actor en 2004 de lo que sucedió en Bali, pero fue eclipsado de nuevo por la co-estrella de Jo In-sung. En el momento, así que pensó que iba a llegar a ser un actor de reparto. Pero más tarde ese año, tuvo su papel estelar como el héroe trágico en exitazo Lo siento, te quiero. Se le hizo una estrella top en Corea, así como en toda Asia. En una entrevista de 2009, Así que dijo que aún considera a los dos los mejores dramas de televisión en su filmografía. Así se alistó para el servicio militar obligatorio en 2005 como oficial de relaciones públicas con el Distrito Mapo Oficina, y fue dado de alta el 27 de abril de 2007. Hizo su reaparición en Jang Hoon 's debut como director Rough Cut, en el que jugó un matón que sueña con convertirse en actor. Debido a la baja el presupuesto de la película, tal y co-estrella Kang Ji-hwan decidió invertir sus honorarios de nuevo en la película, y se acredita como productores. de lo que el rendimiento era bien recibido por el público y la crítica, y la película se convirtió en un éxito de taquilla sorpresa. En 2009, Tan intentado irrumpir en los mercados japonés y chino. En Soy FANTASMA, una acción dramática que se emitió en 24 episodios de cinco minutos en la japonesa-móvil exclusiva emisora ​​BeeTV, interpretó a un asesino misterioso en la carrera con una chica de secundaria. Así habló sin líneas en el drama móvil, y fue "preocupados si (sus) emociones serían entregados sólo a través de (sus) movimientos." El año anterior, había aparecido en un papel secundario como un monstruo en el japonés del manga de acción en vivo adaptación Gegege no Kitaro 2: Kitaro y el Millenium maldición. Así que protagonizó junto a Zhang Ziyi en el chino comedia romántica La venganza de Sophie, diciendo: "Yo quería hacer un papel brillante y alegre porque he jugado tantos tristes y sombríos." Más tarde firmó con un chino agencia de talentos, ATN Entertainment. Entonces volvió a la televisión coreana con Caín y Abel, sobre dos hermanos al médico con una intensa rivalidad entre hermanos. En 2010 Así tituló el gran presupuesto de Corea Guerra épica Road No. 1, pero a pesar de las altas expectativas, la serie se derrumbó en las calificaciones, con un promedio de 6% para la totalidad de su plazo. Después de eso, así que publicó su ensayo fotográfico colección, Así que el viaje del Ji-sub. El volumen incluye historias y fotos en los últimos 13 años desde su debut, con un lenguaje sin pretensiones y fotografía sensibles tomada durante los viajes es tan al DMZ y la provincia de Gangwon. El actor normalmente taciturno y estoico reveló sus pensamientos internos en todo el libro, con ensayos sobre su número favorito 51 (que se refleja en el nombre de su compañía - que significa una probabilidad de 50-50 luego de creer sólo 1% más, y el K significa Corea) , Romeo y Julieta, ¿por qué le gustan los días de lluvia, y las historias sobre sus interacciones con otras celebridades y artistas como Tiger JK. Dentro de los diez días de su lanzamiento, el libro llegó a la lista de bestsellers, y entró en su tercera edición. Posteriormente fue nombrado embajador de buena voluntad de la provincia de Gangwon, en un esfuerzo para impulsar el turismo allí, y de 51 kilómetros de largo sendero en la provincia fue nombrado "So Ji-sub Road", que se dio a conocer al público el 20 de mayo de 2012. Fue el primer actor coreano a tener un camino entero que lleva su nombre. Un largo tiempo profesado hip-hop amante, Así que golpeó por dos pistas originales - solitaria vida y amor Tonto - bajo el artista seudónimo de "G" o "G-Sonic" para el Rough Cut y Caín y Abel bandas sonoras., Respectivamente En 2011, lanzó otra digitales solo coge la línea con su propio nombre. Dos videos de reclamo fueron puestos en libertad, el primero descrito como una versión cómica que contó con estrellas invitadas Jung Joon-ha (quien es un amigo cercano de So 's) y Kim Byung-man (quien lo tanto nombrado como uno de sus comediantes favoritos). El single, junto con el propio vídeo musical, fue puesto en libertad el 17 de febrero de 2011, pero registró ventas bajas. Así que luego jugó un boxeador que se enamora de una chica ciega en el melodrama romántico Siempre (título de Corea: Only You), dirigida por el autor Song Il-gon. [32] [33] Fue la película de apertura del 2011 Busan Internacional de Cine Festival. [] Se publicó un segundo libro de foto-ensayos titulado Only You con So Ji-sub con fotografías, notas y comentarios sobre la reproducción de su personaje de la película. [36] [37] El 14 de marzo de 2012, se lanzó una revista para sus fans titulado Sonice; en el interior se Así es ideas sugeridas citas y lugares, comida y libros favoritos, y más historias a través de sus ojos. Su nombre es una combinación de "muy agradable" y "Sonic", que es el apodo de Tan. [38] [39] [40] [41] También se convirtió en el dueño de la Apgujeong-dong rama de CJ Foodville A Twosome Place. [42] Así es primer mini-álbum (o EP) Corona Borealis fue lanzado en marzo de 2012. Se contó con colaboraciones con el compositor Kim Kun-woo, entrenador vocal Mellow, soprano Han Kyung-mi, y cantantes ¿Huh Gak y Bobby Kim. Bobby Kim felicitó rap de modo que en su dúo seguimiento Ese día, hace un año, diciendo: "Así que tiene un talento en sentir la ranura y es tan buena como sus habilidades de actuación." Así también actuó en un vídeo musical de la canción del título del álbum una especie de historia. Después de retratar a un detective adicto al trabajo en el servicio de investigación criminal cibernético en TV procesal Phantom, Así que protagonizó la película Un Hombre de la Compañía, sobre un asesino a sueldo en una empresa de asesino a sueldo que, después de que cae en el amor y decide que quiere de su trabajo, se encuentra a sí mismo en el blanco de sus antiguos compañeros. En enero de 2013, Así lanzado otro EP de rap titulada 18:00 ... de tierra, y su proceso de grabación se emitió en Música Triángulo como parte de Mnet 's Collabo Un proyecto. Las cuatro canciones del álbum se combinaron juntos para hacer un drama musical de 12 minutos protagonizado por tanto, Park Shin Hye y Yoo Seung-ho; que fue también re-editado en videos individuales para cada pista. Más tarde ese mismo año protagonizó Sun del Maestro, una serie de comedia de terror romántica escrita por el Hong Hermanas que renovó su renombre nacional e internacional. En junio de 2014, Así que lanzó su tercera electro EP -hip-hop titulado 18 Años, que representa cuánto tiempo ha estado en la industria desde que debutó como actor. Él escribió y compuso la canción que da título (con la voz de la cantante Satbyeol), y las otras dos pistas fueron colaboraciones con el grupo de hip-hop soul buceo. Se lanzó otro single en julio de 2015 titulado Así Ganzi, su segunda colaboración con Alma Buceo. Así que fue lanzado en la serie de comedia romántica Oh My Venus, sobre un entrenador de celebridades que ayuda a un abogado de perder peso y encontrar a su belleza interior a medida que sanan heridas emocionales de los demás. Nombre: 소지섭 / So Ji Sub Apodo: Sonick. Profesión: Actor, Modelo, Cantante y Empresario Fecha de Nacimiento: 04-Noviembre-1977 (38 Años) Lugar de Nacimiento: Seúl, Corea del Sur Estatura: 182 cm Peso: 72 Kg Tipo de Sangre: O Signo Zodiacal: Escorpión Zodiaco Chino: Serpiente Familia: Madre y Hermana Mayor Aficiones: Todo tipo de deportes, música, ver películas, navegar por internet. Especialidades: Natación.
Stop Washing Your Face in The Shower - Here's Why.
Women with sensitive skin, acne prone skin, or dry skin have probably heard a common refrain from their expert friends and family about how their shower time could be exacerbating their problems. It's such a common refrain in the skincare world that some people question whether you should even shower daily — for reasons other than the potential harm to your face. What kind of shower is best for your facial skin? Long or short? Is it better to bathe with cold or warm water? The truth is that the verdict on showers and their benefits for the skin on your face isn't all that clear, and rather than accepting one opinion as "gospel," you should consider your own skin needs and how showering may help or stop you from getting your face what it needs in order to glow. What Happens to Your Skin in a Shower? The question of what showering does to your skin is perhaps the most important information in this discussion — and there are already some disagreements. However, the general consensus is that showering daily can have a few negative effects on your skin and the skin on your face. In the worst-case scenario, daily showering can exacerbate skin problems such as dry skin, itching, cracking, and bacterial overgrowth. Showering can help reduce skin bacteria, which is sometimes beneficial — but not always. While it may come as a surprise, bacteria are not all bad. In fact, bacteria and the health of your skin have a close relationship. Bacteria are necessary for the health of your skin. For example, in order for your immune system to function properly, it must be exposed to microorganisms on a regular basis. Keeping your skin clean and free of dirt and bacteria does not make you healthier; instead, it prevents your immune system from properly training its antibodies for future encounters. As a result, the antibacterial soaps that many people use in showers and hand scrubbing situations may kill off the important 'should be here' bacteria. When this happens, you're merely making room for more dangerous bacteria to colonise. And this is a major concern for people who take hot showers frequently, because excessive showering can cause your skin to dry and crack over time, allowing these more dangerous bacteria to enter your body beneath the skin barrier. This can lead to major issues, infections, and problems in the future. Is it bad to wash your face while you shower? Despite all of our warnings, there are still plenty of reasons to take our advice with a grain of salt. While a celebrity dermatologist may recommend you not to wash your face during your shower routine, the reality is that there is very little evidence to suggest any danger to your face in particular. We couldn't find any studies that suggested that washing your face in the shower could cause an increase in acne, wrinkles, dryness, or skin conditions like rosacea or eczema. The wrong products, many of which may be in your shower, are what will cause your skin problems. For example, the American Academy of Dermatology Association (AAD) recommends avoiding alcohol and abrasive cleaners, as well as sponges, washcloths and mesh cleaning tools that can irritate your skin. That means that many of the tools you use to wash your body (and may have in your shower) aren't good for your facial skin. And, after a thorough body scrub, remember not to scrub too hard on your face. Cleansers should be applied with your fingertips, and the cleanser should be removed with the same care. And, as the AAD points out, there's the issue of water temperature, which they recommend for face washing be "lukewarm." This is likely unhappy news if you enjoy hot or cold showers. Is water temperature important? You're probably wondering, "Why the big deal about hot water?" What about saunas, steam rooms and hot towels? "What exactly is it about my shower water that is so bad for my face?" As it turns out, there's a lot that can go wrong with it. Excessively hot water has been linked to an increased risk of irritation and inflammation of the skin on your face, according to research. As far as we're concerned, this does not imply that taking a shower is bad for your face. It does, however, imply that your face-specific routine may be best staged outside of the shower, where you can control temperature, reduce the risk of injury due to water temperature fluctuations, and generally do better work for your skin health. You may be wondering about the benefits of steam and whether they mitigate the risk of irritation. Steam and hot water have numerous benefits for your skin — and the things that live in your skin. Steam can loosen and soften buildup, making blackheads and other solid blemishes easier to remove from your pores. Steaming your skin can also provide additional benefits for serums and moisturisers later on. Topical products can often be better accepted by your skin by opening up your pores and making your skin more permeable. And, contrary to popular belief, steam is beneficial to your skin's relative moisture levels. It can not only help you add water to your individual skin cells, but it can also help make subsequent products like moisturisers and serums more effective. Finally, and perhaps most importantly, steam increases blood flow in your skin's blood vessels, which can lead to increased collagen production and, eventually, plump and firm skin. All of this being said, it is recommended that you use a hot towel or bowl rather than a shower, as this gives you more control over the time and level of contact water has with your face, as well as the ability to adjust the temperature. These things are important for people who have rosacea and redness, as well as those who have broken capillaries. Women with sensitive skin should exercise caution as well, as steaming can aggravate inflammatory conditions (which means people with eczema should also be wary). When You Should Wash Your Face Instead So, the shower is off, and we both agree on that. So, where do you wash your face? When, where, and why? You should wash your face twice a day, plus more if you get sweaty, as you might after exercise or time in the sun. In most cases, washing once in the morning and once at night is sufficient. According to what we can tell, you're fine to do one of those washes right after a shower — lukewarm water and a non-abrasive, non-alcoholic cleanser are the gentle combination you'll need. Just remember to be a little gentler than you would be with your back, legs, or feet. By the way, now is the ideal time to apply a moisturiser. Hot showers (especially long ones) can dry out your skin, and for people with psoriasis and other skin issues, they can aggravate existing problems. The best time to replenish lost moisture and protect yourself for the day ahead is after your post-shower face wash.
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[3 Mins] Zayn Malik's Brush Up Hairstyle
Guys, this one is for you. I've been receiving messages specifically for men hairstyles so today is finally the day -- the first men hairstyles collection debuts! I think it'll give some balance to this community. I'll start by covering the effortless and trendy haircuts for men. Currently, one of the trendiest hairstyles for men is the Brush Up style. It was influenced by Zayn Malik, the former One Direction singer. This style is similar to a quiff except all the hair is lifted up instead of just the forelock. The sides and back of your head are trimmed in a short taper haircut, fade haircut or even in an Undercut haircut. If you naturally curly hair you will want to go for a taper cut. Take a look at the video below and see how the cut is done. Styling Point: The hair on the top is lifted up in a carelessly, effortless style. The hair on the top of the head acquires upward vertical volume by lifting it up with your fingers, but you do also need to use a hair dryer to really ensure that your mane stands up in a chaotic-albeit-aesthetic manner. Below is a tutorial on how to style the hair. It's simple, easy and can be done within 3 minutes. More styling inspiration:
Would You Let A Robot Style Your Hair?
Deciding on a new hairstyle can be a real pain. What if a robot could choose a flattering cut FOR you? Well, if you're a client at Tokyo's PERCUT Men's Hair salon, that's exactly how it's done! A highly intelligent service robot named Pepper actually digitally analyzes your face shape, and after you answer a few short questions on preferences (for men, i.e: "How do you feel about sideburns?"), she's able to present you with a style picked out just for you! She then stands by the barber while he cuts your hair to make sure that the cut comes out just as good as it looks in the picture. Here's one of Pepper's fancy hair models. Looking sharp, guy! And don't worry. If you hate what the robot's picked out for you, she gives you the option to say no and start over again. One of the robot's custom PERCUT styles starts at 3,000 yen (roughly $29 USD), and while many variations of Pepper are programmed to help out at a variety of different businesses, she has yet to pop up at a women's salon - though I'm sure that'll change very, very soon! Would you trust a robot with hairstyling advice? Let me know how you feel about Pepper's PERCUT gig below, and for more weird happenings in science and technology, follow my Weird Science collection!
How To Treat Acne Scars
If you look in the mirror and see acne scars, then you probably walk away frustrated because there's virtually no solution outside of expensive (and painful) laser and filler treatments. But did you know about aloe vera gel? You know, the all natural stuff that you can get at any health food store (and most drug stores) for less than $20! According to Readers Digest, "a 2014 study of 60 participants suffering from mild to severe acne looked at whether adding aloe vera gel to a standard topical retinoid treatment would increase healing." Remarkably, those that combined the cream and the aloe vera gel saw reduced inflammation and significantly reduced scarring. The combination of retinoids, aloe vera and hyaluronic acid contribute to the dramatic efficacy. TIP: Apply both aloe vera gel and your preferred retinol treatment twice a day to see results in about 4 weeks. @jordanhamilton @kaminisingh @alywoah @TessStevens @mikayla @ChelseaHeyes @QueenYuki @KyotieWolf @kristenadams @Donnas @stargaze @flymetothemoon @ImUrBestFriend @galinda @Bekka @RaquelArredondo @jazziejazz @rmayra1 @prgurl4u2envy @DemiP @alannasofia @petname83 @TinaDang @dimplequeen @tiffany1922 @atmi @ZoilaObregon @brinJSN @CelinaGonzalez @JessicaChaney @Animaniafreak @CrystalBlunt @AliciaJaneth @NaraA @TurtleyTurtles @sherrysahar @raenel @CandaceJordan @LemonLassie @AprilNapier @peahyr @MyAffairWith @SarahRegulski @HappyLulie @GingerMJones @humairaa @yellowbug18 @reaper412 @hikaymm
Probiotics For Skin - How Effective Are They?
You've probably heard a lot about the importance of gut health and how oral probiotics can help keep it in tip-top shape in recent years. There are numerous probiotic products on the market today, ranging from pills to yoghurt drinks and beyond. But, exactly, what are probiotic supplements? They contain beneficial bacteria that can help you maintain a healthy microbiome in your gut. This can help with digestion and even prevent illness. Probiotics that may be beneficial to the skin If you want to try this type of skin care to help your skin's healthy bacteria and microbiome, you should know which probiotic extracts can help. Here are a few of the big guns: * S. Thermophiles may increase skin ceramides, which aid in skin cellular function. It could also help with atopic dermatitis. * In some studies, V. Filiformis was shown to improve atopic dermatitis, redness, scaling, and itchiness after two weeks. * The presence of S. Thermophilus resulted in an increase in ceramides and hydration. Lactobacillus may be beneficial in the treatment of inflammation. * B. Coagulans may help with acne, but more research is needed. Skin Care Alternatives Backed by Science Not sure if you want to invest in probiotic skin care? Or maybe you just want to wait until there's more research to back up the claims? We understand. Fortunately, there are a wide range of well-researched products available. There's something for everyone, no matter what your skin needs (hydration, clearing up, or overall health). Here are some scientifically proven remedies: Cleanser According to studies, using a high-quality cleanser can help keep skin healthy and reduce acne. Choose a non-abrasive, alcohol-free wash. Something labelled "non-comedogenic" is also helpful because it will not clog pores. Moisturizer This product is essential in any skin care regimen. It hydrates, smoothes, and can help your skin barrier, which protects your complexion from environmental factors. Do you have oily skin? You must still use one. If you don't, your oil production may increase. When your skin becomes dry, your body signals it to produce more oil. Pick a moisturiser designed specifically for acne-prone skin. Sunscreen This is one product that should not be skimped on. Not only does your face require protection from skin cancer, but using sunscreen can also help prevent ageing. According to research, UV exposure can reduce the elastic properties of the skin, resulting in sagging or wrinkles. Look for a broad-spectrum formula with at least SPF 30. Tretinoin Do you want to fight acne? Consider using tretinoin in the form of a prescription topical cream. It works by stimulating your skin's natural exfoliation of dead skin cells (which can lead to breakouts). Pick an acne cream that contains tretinoin as well as clindamycin, an antibiotic that prevents blemish-causing bacteria from multiplying. Your skin also has a microbiome (a large number of bacteria that live on the skin's surface), and probiotic skin care has recently become popular. What Exactly Is Probiotic Skin Care? Thousands of different species of bacteria live on the surface of your skin. The microbiome of your skin is made up of these bacteria. But, before you vomit, consider this: having bacteria-infested skin is a good thing. That bacteria can help protect your face from environmental factors, prevent dry skin, and do a variety of other things. However, if your skin's microbiome becomes out of balance, it can cause acne, rosacea, premature ageing, eczema, and dryness. What can disrupt your skin's microbiome? It could be anything, from the medications you're taking to the weather to the face wash you're using. You can probably guess what the goal of probiotic skin care is now that you know an out-of-balance microbiome can cause skin issues: to keep the good bacteria balanced and working in your favour, while preventing bad bacteria from causing skin issues. There are topical creams that contain live bacteria cultures. There are also creams labelled as prebiotics. While probiotics help to maintain a healthy balance of good bacteria, prebiotics contain ingredients that are thought to promote the growth of beneficial bacteria. There are also oral pills that claim to help regulate your skin's microbiome. Is Probiotic Skin Care Effective? In summary? It's possible. Some research suggests that oral and topical probiotics may help to prevent and treat certain skin issues. According to one systematic review of both human and animal studies, using probiotic skin care products may help with acne, eczema, and dry skin. However, the researchers were emphatic that more research is required before that can be concluded definitively. A number of small studies have also found that probiotics may help with skin ageing, wound healing, and possibly even skin cancer. Another study found that certain probiotics may promote good bacteria, which can help restore the skin's normal pH balance and fight free radicals. Free radicals form naturally and can harm the skin's cellular structures. These free radicals can be exacerbated by environmental factors such as UV light and pollution. Skin Care with Probiotics While probiotics are traditionally thought to improve gut health, they may also benefit your skin. That's because, like your gut, your skin has its own microbiome, which means that tonnes of good bacteria live on the surface of your skin. Certain factors, such as medication or environmental factors, can have a negative impact on your skin's microbiome and even introduce harmful bacteria. When harmful bacteria outnumber healthy bacteria, skin conditions such as acne, eczema, sensitive skin, rosacea, dry skin, and others can develop. Probiotic skin care may help to address these issues and restore your skin's microbiome. There are a variety of products on the market right now, ranging from topical probiotics to oral probiotics designed specifically to improve your skin. Though more research is required before anyone can make a definitive statement, the available literature is encouraging. According to research, using probiotic skin care can help with acne, dryness, and eczema, as well as address skin issues associated with ageing. S thermophiles, lactobacillus, and other probiotic strains can be beneficial. If you're concerned that your skin's microbiome needs to be balanced, or if you're dealing with skin issues that need to be addressed, speaking with a celebrity dermatologist may be beneficial. They will be able to examine your skin type and assist you in determining what your skin requires (including whether your healthy bacteria is out of balance and you require probiotics for skin health) so you can achieve flawless, healthy skin.