Posts Tagged ‘acne’
Probiotics May Help Maintain Healthy Skin
Tuesday, August 4th, 2009
Probiotics have become widely popular to minimize digestive issues, but today people are turning to these “good” bacteria to help clear their complexions as well. Our skin is a reflection of our inner health, so it makes sense that the more toxins we can eliminate, the better our skin will look. Studies are showing that acne and other skin conditions may be linked to intestinal health, so the use of probiotic supplements could save a lot of time and money spent on high costing skin treatments. Probiotics can help stimulate the immune system and aid in the overall healthy of our body inside and out.
Natural Bodycare: Save Money, Look and Feel Better
Friday, October 31st, 2008
Natural body care products can save you money and perform better than drugstore or supermarket products.
If you regularly buy things like shampoo, conditioner, shaving lotion, and skin care items at your local supermarket, you’ve probably noticed a few things. For one thing, those products aren’t cheap and add a considerable amount to your grocery bill. Also, if you dare to read their ingredient labels, you’ll see a long list of unpronounceable, unfamiliar chemical ingredients. Would you like to read about some less expensive, better-performing alternatives, with more natural and fewer synthetic ingredients? Welcome to today’s blog post, all about natural body care alternatives. (more…)
Better Skin: It’s Not What You Put On It, It’s What You Put In It
Monday, October 6th, 2008
For healthy-looking skin, what goes into your body is more important than what goes on it.
People spend billions of dollars each year on skin care products of every description, all in hopes of achieving clearer, healthier or younger-looking skin. But before you spend another dime on an overpriced/overhyped moisturizer, think about this; any skin you can see is dead tissue, and as such, there isn’t much you can put on it to make meaningful, long term changes in its health or appearance. To achieve that, you’ve got to cultivate good skin from the inside out. Here’s your simplified guide to good-skin nutrition. (more…)


















