My Shortcut For Bright, Healthy Skin
January 20, 2012 by Dr. Al Sears
Filed under Skincare
Have you ever noticed that when you return from a vacation by the ocean or a day at the beach your skin has a bright, healthy look to it? Well it’s not just that new tan…
Salt water is very healthy for your skin. Because salt is a natural exfoliator.
Stop Washing Your Face
January 16, 2012 by Dr. Al Sears
Filed under Beauty, Skincare
In spite of your best efforts, your skin gets a little drier every year. You may see lines and wrinkles forming. And your skin might not be as soft and smooth as it used to be.
You do everything the experts say you should. You cleanse your skin… apply toner… moisturize. But it just isn’t enough to reduce the appearance of aging.
In my opinion, all that cleansing, toning and moisturizing may be accelerating the effects of aging. Because most “beauty products” aren’t good for your skin. They’re loaded with harsh chemicals.
How I Feed My Face
I love to eat delicious, nutritious food. It makes me feel fantastic when I get to eat the foods I love and give myself all the nutrients I need to keep aging backwards… from the inside.
But I feed myself on the outside, too.
Here’s what I mean: As you age, your skin starts losing moisture and its ability to hold on to the nutrients that help keep your skin smooth and taut.
A Silky Skin-Care Solution
January 5, 2012 by Kamila Fiore ARNP
Filed under Anti-Aging, Beauty, Skincare
I’m sure you’ve heard by now of the incredible anti-aging nutrient called resveratrol.
But there’s something you should know… if you only take it as a supplement, you’re missing out.
Not only can resveratrol help you stay youthful from the inside, it can also help make you look younger on the outside.
A “Rosy” Outlook for Rosacea Sufferers
Some people consider a “rosy” glow to be beautiful and healthy-looking, but when the rosiness is rosacea, it can be an embarrassing problem that many people try to hide.
Rosacea is a hereditary condition caused by inflamed sebaceous glands and blood vessels. It is not contagious. Sometimes called “adult acne” because it can cause outbreaks that look like acne, rosacea is believed to affect 14 million Americans. It can also cause burning and soreness in the eyes and eyelids, and if left untreated it can get worse.
A Sweet Skin Solution
December 19, 2011 by jackie
Filed under Anti-Aging, Beauty, Skincare
Why are some of us plagued by early wrinkles?
The “experts” fault everything from sun damage and poor hydration to a bad diet and faulty genes. Even smiling too much is said to cause wrinkles.
But there’s one cause you probably never suspected: your own skin cream.
Even worse than that, your skin cream could actually accelerate early wrinkling.
Earth’s Biggest Gift to Beauty
December 12, 2011 by Dr. Al Sears
Filed under Skincare
“I couldn’t believe my eyes after I washed off the mask. I went to the grocery store this morning, and the cashier complimented me on my beautiful complexion.
When I first put it on, my skin literally pulsated. It was like I could feel all the goo coming out of my pores. And after I washed it away, it looked like I’d washed a little age off my face, too.
I’ve found my new beauty secret! It’s different than anything I’ve ever tried. And I love that it doesn’t have any chemicals in it.”
Sierra exfoliates, nourishes and hydrates your skin.
That’s what one of my employees, Tiffany, told me. She’d tried just about every type of facial mask on the market looking for a way to brighten up her skin. But the results never seemed to last for more than a day, at most. That is … until she tried my Sierra Nourishing Clay Mask.
The Rest of The Red Wine Story
December 6, 2011 by Kamila Fiore ARNP
Filed under Skincare
I love red wine. I consider it to be one of the best “wellness” indulgences out there. And not just because it’s good for your heart.
There’s much more to red wine that that. Keep reading to find out from Dr. Sears what else it can do.
Let Your Skin Be 21 Again
December 1, 2011 by Dr. Al Sears
Filed under Skincare
You should see the emails I’m getting…
“I’ve noticed a big improvement in the way my face feels… my skin certainly feels much smoother to the touch. The lines at the corners of my mouth also seem to be less noticeable.”
– Ann, Key West, Florida
My Top 3 Dry-Skin Busters
November 29, 2011 by Kamila Fiore ARNP
Filed under Skincare
One of the biggest complaints I hear from my patients during the winter months is how dry their skin is.
I’m sure you’re familiar with the symptoms: More visible wrinkles, a rough and itchy feel and that not-so-attractive flaky appearance.
But the good news is, you don’t have to accept dry skin as something that comes along with the winter. There are some easy – and natural – solutions that can keep your skin glowing all year long.