Showing posts with label beauty tips. Show all posts
Showing posts with label beauty tips. Show all posts

Sunday, 27 September 2015

Beauty Tips Do you thread or wax your eyebrows?


There is a general believe that the eyes are the window to the soul. And as such you wouldn’t want to give people mixed felling about how you really feel inside.

If your eyebrows are in a desperate need of grooming it wouldn’t be such a bad idea to know the exact technique that soothe you for the perfect look.

For some people threading is best, it's a known way to tame the brow leaving ample time before it grows again. And for others, Brow wax is the cleanest way to tame the brows, it cleans out the brow to give the definite shape.

Here are the pros and cons according to makeup professionals.

Threading
Threading is great for extreme precision as you can remove a single hair or a row of hair with one movement.

Because of precision, threading is ideal when it comes to shaping brows.

it’s great for people with sensitive skin because there are no harsh chemicals and the thread barely touches your skin.

Once the hair follicle is visible, it can be removed, unlike waxing where the hair needs to be a certain length.

Longer lasting results because the hair is removed from the follicle completely.

Threading doesn’t irritate your skin and will very rarely leave marks.

Very quick process.

Cons:

Threading does not require a license. However, some threading salons hire licensed aestheticians.

Threading only removes facial hair.

Depending on the person, threading can cause discomfort.

Your eyes may water during the process.

Waxing

Pros:

Waxing salons require a licensed professional.

it’s better for people with coarse or thick hair.

Can be used to remove hair on all parts of your body.

Overall quick process.

Some people find the process to be less painful since the strip is removed so quickly.

Cons:

Not as much control and precision.

Can be very irritating and damaging to the skin.

Wax contains chemicals that people can have allergic reactions to.

Takes off the top layer of skin.

Hair follicle can break, leading to quicker hair regrowth.



posted from Bloggeroid

Sunday, 26 July 2015

Skin Beauty - The killing you softly of moisturizer


According to a cosmetic dermatologist Dr Rachael Eckel. Moisturisers make the skin ‘lazy’, so it becomes less able to hydrate itself, Dead cells gather on the skin’s surface, making it rough and dull and when a woman first notices this, she assumes it is caused by dryness, so buys a light moisturiser. The skin stops producing its own moisture and her skin starts to feels tight after the shower, so she buys a thicker moisturiser. But what she really needed was an exfoliator.’

But as usual for most women we’ve been brought up to believe a ritual of cleanse, tone and moisturise is essential to keep skin glowing and to keep wrinkles at bay and applying moisturiser twice every day is as automatic as brushing their teeth.

oil, including our own sebum, causes ‘detriment and disease’ to the skin. It is water, that makes our skin glow and feel moist: "We store water in the lower levels of the skin, in sponge-like structures called glycosaminoglycans (GAGs). Normally the skin’s surface is renewed every six weeks, but from age 25 this process slows."

Only people who have genetically dry skin, actually need a moisturiser they tend to not to have visible pores and have dry body skin, with conditions like eczema. The rest of us have normal skin, which doesn’t need a moisturiser.’

In the end, ‘If you don’t have dry skin, then why use moisturiser? it might not be benefiting your skin.
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