Anti-Aging Skin Care Secrets

Dry Oily

Caring for Dry Skin and Oily Skin

I have oily skin what to do? The oily skin is a thick skin, slightly shiny and greasy. Generally has pores, where, due to increased sebum production, tends to form blackheads and pimples. Its gray color is often a result of receiving a poor blood supply.

Oily skin Features:
• The texture is coarse.
• Luce dilated pores can be seen with the naked eye.
• Pimples are present regularly.
• Shine all day.
• The makeup comes off with ease or change of tone.
• There are also occasional outbreaks of acne or permanent.

Caring for my oily skin:
• Deep cleaning twice daily.
• Indispensable "artificer" to minimize the constant brightness.
• Hydration, as the aggressive use of dehydration but did not appear.
• The balance of the epidermis, gradually reducing excess oil and acne outbreaks.

What should I avoid in my oily skin?

• Handle constantly face, because that activates the sebaceous glands begin to emit greater amounts fat.
• Foods containing iodine such as seafood, or vegetable sanitizers.
• The heat of the kitchen or the sun as it causes more pores to dilate and become infected acne outbreaks.

Care for dry skin. Dry skin looks tight, looks dull and fine pores rarely perceived is very sensitive to temperature changes, often appearing red. If you do not have the necessary care often are you premature wrinkles.

Characteristics of dry skin:
• Luce opaque.
• Expression lines are evident.
• It feels tight.
• rarely perceive the pores.
• Occasionally may itch.
• It peels easily.
• Do not know the shins.

Caring for dry skin:
• Frequent wetting during the day.
• Formulas that will enrich and provide a shiny appearance at the time.
• Internal hydration, you can get if you eat at least two liters of water daily.
• Forming a film that prevents moisture achieved fade.

What should I avoid in my dry skin:
• Too greasy creams that could lead to outbreaks of acne.
• Air conditioners in cars and offices it extremely drying.
• Prolonged exposure to sunlight.
• Indiscriminate use of hot water when cleaning.

Homemade masks for oily skin. Recipes masks for oily skin very simple and quick to make, which are suitable for oily skin.

MAKING MASKS FOR OILY SKIN

Flour Mask for oily skin

Properties: This mask helps you to clean, leaving skin matte and control oil.

Ingredients:
• 2 tablespoons cornmeal or oatmeal.
• 1 egg yolk.

How to prepare:
• Clap tablespoons cornmeal or oatmeal with egg yolk.

How to apply:
• Apply the mask on face and neck.
• Relax and rest for twenty minutes, while leaving the mask acting.
• To remove used hot compresses and then cold water.

Apple Mask for oily skin
Properties: helps remove excess fat from the skin.

Ingredients:
• 3 tablespoons of rosemary or sage infusion.
• The pulp of an orange.
• ½ block.

How to prepare:
• Make an infusion of rosemary or sage. Mix three tablespoons of the infusion with the pulp of oranges and half a block.

How to apply:
• Apply on face and rest for twenty minutes.
• To remove it do it with lukewarm water.

Ricotta Mask for oily skin
Features: Cleans and refreshes and is especially good for skin with pimples.

Ingredients:
• 50 grams of cheese.
• 1 tablespoon honey.

How to prepare:
• Mix the cheese with a tablespoon of honey.

How to apply:
• Cover your face and neck with the pasta, lying down and let the mask acting for twenty minutes.
• To remove used cotton soaked in cow's milk.

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Combating black heads, white heads and oily dry facial skin?

Does anyone have any suggestions on the best way to combat black heads on the nose and generally. White heads and oily dry facial skin? Thanks.

You should keep the mashed out daily....it is known as a "pickin"

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