If you are looking for a solution to aging skin without painful procedures, think about a skin polishing procedure that is non-invasive and requires no recovery time.

Microdermabrasion treats wrinkles, sun damage, hyperpigmentation, age spots, acne scars, chicken pox scars, and enlarged pores. It uses crystals suspended in a cream to rub away the top layers of the skin. It promotes cell production in the deepest dermal layers and gets rid of dull, lackluster skin giving you a more rejuvented look. The procedure is not painful and does not?involve anaesthetic. Before considering anything, it is important that you understand what to expect during the procedure.

The Mini Microdermabrasion balances the skin and unblock pores, helps shed dry, damaged cells from the top layers of the skin, minimizes skin imperfections, reduces the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, reduce the signs of aging, creates the appearance of a smooth, softer, lifted and younger looking skin. It is also safe and effective for all skin types.

While it may not fully cure serious skin conditions, The Mini Microdermabrasion provides superb results for the vast majority.

Your Mini Microdermabrasion is battery operated and comes with:

* Inter-changeable exfoliation heads
* Moisturising Day Cream
* Soothing Cleanser

Our skin is the largest organ in/on our body and it is important to exert extra effort in taking care of it. ?It’s is the most visible organ and is the only “birthday suit” you’ll ever get, so do what you can to keep it in the best possible condition.

A youthful glow and clear skin is one of the best ways to project a positive image. It helps to make a positive impression when you know you look good and feel good all over!

Although damages to our skin are inevitable through aging and just from day-to-day living – the damage doesn’t have to be tolerated. ?This is where Skin-Lite Therapy comes to the rescue. ?Not only will it make your scars disappear, it can also serve as a relaxation devise.

Skin-Lite Therapy is like a magic wand that you can use to help you get over your emotional and physical problems. This one of a kind machine does wonders the moment you point it at a certain area of your body because it gives out infrared light that penetrates deep into the skin and helps blood to flow effectively.

Different colors have different uses:

* If you want to experience Skin-Lite Therapy’s calming and cell regeneration effects, use the color Blue.

* Use Red if you want to deeply stimulate your dermal layers as well as increase production of collagen and elastin.

* If you want to get rid of toxins in your system, you can use the Yellow colored one.

* Using Lilac will restore circulation and balance in your skin.

* If you have problems with inflammation, you can use the Green light to minimize it.

* Orange is perfect for circulation of blood and lymph. It also helps in nourishment of the cells in your body.

Try Skin-Lite Therapy for a truly relaxing facial experience!

Don’t put up with your beauty dilemas, try some, innovative beauty products instead.

These products are aimed at people who have specific beauty challenges, whether it’s ageing skin, sagging jawlines, acne, hyperpigmentation, cellulite or perhaps you’d just like a lovely, even tan in the privacy of your own home.  Whatever your beauty dilema there’s a product that will work for you.

These products are tried and tested and you can get salon results in the comfort of your own home.  In addition to that, any complimentary beauty products provided will be natural and safe.   Take a step closer to achieving your beauty goals today!

Aloe Vera has powerful properties and is often overlooked – so, we’re going to give it a well earned spot light here.

Aloe Vera has a calming effect on irritations, sunburn, bites and stings and it’s anti-oxident properties make it a great anti-ageing ingredient.  It’s a plant which is versatile in both its health giving benefits as well as in the way it can be used.

When used externally for skin and hair care, it replenishes moisture levels and sends nutrients to sub-dermal levels and is absorbed into the hair shaft. It has superb anti-inflammatory properties so is great as a weekly face mask especially on spotty, irritated skin.  It’s antiseptic and calming effects also make it a perfect toner.

It’s lesser known use in shaving preparations give wonderful results for those prone to razor rash. Use during the shaving process with a light shaving oil and then again – neat – after shaving. Once thoroughly absorbed into the skin, follow with a moisturiser.

Nature’s Parlour has a selection of products available for sale which canbe obtained from the Aloe Vera section of the Parlour

At age nine I started getting pimples, by age eleven I had acne and by age fifteen I had entered into the wonderful world of Acne Vulgaris (cystic acne = very painful, very ugly). So needless to say, my formative years were spent being self conscious, depressed, picked on by peers, and in dermal pain. At the age of thirty one, I am finally over the thought that I am still a “pizza face”.

I used to believe that as an adult I would have clear skin. Where did that myth start? Acne affects 25% of all men and 50% of women at some time in their adult lives. My skin is looking better than it ever has, but I wonder about these myths surrounding such an emotionally and dermal painful disease.

As most of us know, the causes of acne are unknown. Sure, we definitely know that diet, hormones, stress, and environmental factors have a huge part to do with it, and we know how pimples form. There are still arguments as to whether acne is genetic. Why did my twin brother never have more than one pimple on his face at a time, yet I was told by 3 dermatologists that they had never seen Acne Vulgaris so severe?

If only I had known then what I know now; like how over washing can aggravate acne. So many other things I would have changed. . . so, let’s explore the myths shall we? For more helpful hints on acne, please visit http://www.skincarephysicians.com.

Myth #1: Acne is caused by poor hygiene. If you believe this myth, and wash your skin hard and frequently, you can actually make your acne worse. Acne is not caused by dirt or surface skin oils. Although excess oils, dead skin and a day’s accumulation of dust on the skin looks unsightly, they should not be removed by hand scrubbing. Vigorous washing and scrubbing will actually irritate the skin and make acne worse. The best approach to hygiene and acne: Gently wash your face twice a day with a mild soap, pat dry–and use an appropriate acne treatment for the acne.

Myth #2: Acne is caused by diet. Extensive scientific studies have not found a connection between diet and acne. In other words, food does not cause acne. Not chocolate. Not french fries. Not pizza. Nonetheless, some people insist that certain foods affect their acne. In that case, avoid those foods. Besides, eating a balanced diet always makes sense. However, according to the scientific evidence, if acne is being treated properly, there’s no need to worry about food affecting the acne.

Myth #3: Acne is caused by stress. The ordinary stress of day-to-day living is not an important factor in acne. Severe stress that needs medical attention is sometimes treated with drugs that can cause acne as a side effect. If you think you may have acne related to a drug prescribed for stress or depression, you should consult your physician.

Myth #4: Acne is just a cosmetic disease. Yes, acne does affect the way people look and is not otherwise a serious threat to a person’s physical health. However, acne can result in permanent physical scars–plus, acne itself as well as its scars can affect the way people feel about themselves to the point of affecting their lives.

Myth #5: You just have to let acne run its course. The truth is, acne can be cleared up. If the acne products you have tried haven’t worked, consider seeing a dermatologist. With the products available today, there is no reason why someone has to endure acne or get acne scars.

Myth #6: I need to squeeze the pimple to get rid of it. Squeezing pimples or trying to open them in other ways increases inflammation and the depth of injury to the skin, making scarring more likely. Squeezing also causes the bacteria under the surface of the skin, to spread. This means, wherever you squeezed your pimple, another one will appear in the general vicinity.

If you just can’t leave the house with that pimple on your face, do the following for a less aggravating result.

a) Take a warm shower or bath to soften your skin.

b) Wash your face with a mild soap.

c) Wash your hands to prevent spreading germs and infecting the pimple.

d) Sterilize a needle by running it through a flame (a dirty needle will cause an infection and maybe a bigger pimple). Wipe it off with Isopropyl Alcohol (Rubbing Alcohol)

e) Gently prick the tip of the pimple with the needle.

f) Take a clean tissue or piece of toilet paper and wrap it around your index fingers.

g) Gently apply pressure to the sides of the pimple to ease out the pus.

“Listen” to your skin, is the main advice I can give, after 21 years of being plagued by this. I have found that I am able to keep my acne at bay now by drinking lots of water (my skin’s God send), not eating greasy foods (I must be slightly allergic, because grease actually doesn’t cause acne), and using products (von Natur) that are pH balanced for my skin. Using acidic pH balanced products allowed my skin to stop itching, which in turn stopped the aggravation, which in turn allowed my skin to start clearing up, I realized I had finally found the product I had been searching for my entire life. No longer would I try crazy things (like bleach on my skin when I was 15). LISTEN to your skin.