Maintenance
Your skin
doesn't end at the bottom of your chin and
neither should your skin care routine. Cleansing
is a must to rid the skin of dirt, grime and
sweat that accumulates on its surface everyday.
Choose your cleansing products carefully as too
often we lather up with cheap harsh soaps
because we think that the skin on our bodies can
take it. The fact really is that over use of
harsh soaps result in dry, taut skin that has
been stripped of its natural oils. Look for the
more gentler cleansing products and soaps that
contain moisturizing ingredients like milk and
glycerin which will better benefit your skin.
Give your bodys skin a helping hand by using the
right products for your cleansing, exfoliating
and moisturizing as our skin cells depend on the
right minerals for metabolism; without them,
cells cannot synthesize nutrients for
maintenance and growth. Minerals help cells
absorb and utilize the moisture that keeps skin
smooth, soft and resilient, even as we age. A
well balanced moisture content slows down the
skin's aging, making it less vulnerable to the
damaging influences. After cleansing your skin,
always smother it with a good moisturizer and do
bear in mind your skin type when choosing a body
moisturizer. If you are prone to break outs on
the upper back, tops of the arms and décolletage,
a mild and oil free formula is best for you.
Generally, the legs, bottom, lower back and arms
can take a richer, more robust cream for deep
hydration.
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Body
Buffing
Body
buffing or exfoliating works to rid your skin of
the build up of dead skin cells and should be
included in your skin care routine at least once
a week. As skin cells are constantly being
replaced, dead cells accumulate and slow down
normal epidermal functions. The regular use of a
exfoliator removes dead cells, stimulates
circulation of blood in your body and brings the
oxygen and other essential nutrients back to the
skin. The best place to exfoliate your skin is
in the shower and you should use an exfoliating
product that has been especially formulated for
the body. You can also try a brush, loofah or
mitt or even sea salt which will smooth away the
dead skin cells leaving your skin moisturized
and smooth and it will improve your blood
circulation also by massaging the skin.
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Mud
Masks
Just as
your face benefits from the deep cleansing
effects of a mask, so does the skin on your
body. Coating your body in mud will rid the skin
of its toxins and excess oils and is also good
if your skin tends to get pimply. You can use an
at home product or go to a beauty salon where
your entire body will be covered in mud and then
wrapped in plastic so your body can sweat out
all of its toxins and as it brings oxygen and
other essential nutrients to the skin, the mud
reopens up the clogged pores and is deep
cleaning and invigorating. It both stimulates
and tightens your skin, leaving it feeling
refreshed. Using a mud mask once a week is a
must to hydrate and tone your skin and is one
way to encourage healthier skin or even by only
applying a mud mask to the scaly, dry parts of
your body, such as your knees or elbows will
benefit your body alone, as the dead skin will
rinse off with the mask, leaving your skin
moisturized and smooth.
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Bathing
The
bathing benefits have been recognized through
out the ages; from the Romans who set up
communal bath houses, through to the 20th
century where soaking in a warm tub is
considered a great way to relax the body and
soothe tired muscles, while cleansing and
moisturizing the body. The secret to a perfect
bath lies not only in the temperature of the
water, but in what you put in to it as well.
Drops of aromatherapy oil can leave you relaxed,
moisturized and beautifully scented. Milk
powders will hydrate your skin and epsom salts
will soothe aching muscles. When stress
overwhelms you to the point that you do not want
to leave your home, try taking a hot bath to
ease the tension. Water around the 90 degree
range is the ideal temperature for the best
results. Bring on the ambiance by lighting a few
candles and adding a relaxing scent to both your
bath and your oil burner and follow that through
with some soft soothing and deeply relaxing
music if so desired.
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Décolletage
And Breast Care
The skin
on your décolletage and breasts is so soft,
fine and delicate that it can often be one of
the first places on your body to show up the
tell tale signs of aging in the form of sunspots
and freckles, and the loss of elasticity. The
main reason for our lack of attention to this
area, is that we don't really pay attention to
the fact that almost everyday whether you are
wearing a v neck to work or a swimsuit to the
beach, your décolletage is at the mercy of the
sun and the over exposure to it, will leave it
marked and frecklely. Help yourself by always
wearing sunscreen or even covering up completely
as this is the only way to limit the damage. The
best way to keep your breast area toned is by
regular exercise. Although your breasts don't
have any muscles, by strengthening your pectoral
muscles (with an exercise such as press/push
ups), will give help to support them, you can
also couple this with a hydrating lotion,
especially formated for the bust area.
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Healthy
Skin
To aim
for healthy skin it is important to provide good
nutrition and a regular elimination. Fresh
fruits and vegetables along with lots of water
provide what your skin needs to carry out its
duties and to radiate good health. The natural
fiber in a fresh food diet allows the efficient
elimination of wastes that keeps your skin
healthy and beautiful. Water also helps in the
removal of wastes from your body.
It is
essential for good health and general well being
to keep up with the taking of the right foods in
order to give your body the essential elements
it needs to look after you and your skin. Take
foods rich in vitamin A, to help regulate
the work of the sebaceous glands which produce
the body's own natural oil, sebum. These glands
lie in the dermis and the sebum emerges through
the sebaceous ducts to the surface where it
mixes with sweat to form an emulsion that
protects the skin. Then if you take foods rich
in vitamin B, it will help in controlling
excessive oiliness as well as keeping the nerves
healthy. Foods high in riboflavin, vitamin B2,
has an important job in providing cellular
oxygen. This is a vital function because it
allows nutrients to be used up properly and
cellular wastes to be eliminated, where as
vitamin C foods are necessary for the protection
of the collagen fibers in the dermis and to give
strength to the capillaries that take nutrients
to the skin.
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