Posted by Taryn Zimmerman on Thu, Dec 10, 2009 @ 12:47 PM
Tags: acne, skin care, acne treatment, zits, pimples, acne treatment beverly hills, moisturizer, teen acne, wrinkles, lines, skin care products, adult acne, breakouts, exfoliate, skin, treatment, skin tips, dry skin, anti-aging, acne free, questions, oily skin
Do you have questions about your skin?
What products to use? What to use on dry skin? Oily skin? How to maintain acne free skin? How to keep your skin looking young?
Submit them to us and we will do our best in answering to your skin care needs!
Posted by Taryn Zimmerman on Thu, Dec 10, 2009 @ 12:42 PM
Winter is here! That means cold weather.. and unfortunately for many dry skin.
Here are some tips to get rid of your dry and itchy skin and back to its natural glow.
- Exfoliate your skin weekly.. If you face is really dry and flaky you can exfoliate two times a week
- While showering keep the water warm, not hot. Hot water does not allow your skin to get the moisture it needs
- Apply a moisturizer after you get out of the shower
- Make sure that the moisturizer for you face includes sunscreen.. don't let the rainy days fool you sunscreen in needed year round (SPF 30)
- Drink lots of water. Staying hydrated is good for your body and skin!
Posted by Taryn Zimmerman on Fri, Aug 21, 2009 @ 04:51 PM
Myth: Tanning will cure your acne
Fact: Tanning may temporarily reduce the redness in your ace, but after you color goes away, the acne is still there. Tanning can also dry out your skin and sometimes cause irritation. While tanning remember to wear a oil free SPF of at least 30.
Myth: Poor hygiene is a main cause of acne
Fact:Hygiene is not a cause of acne. Oil and bacteria combined can cause outbreaks. Cleansing your face with the right cleanser, preferably an anti-microbial cleanser, will help rid of the bacteria and reduce those dreadful outbreaks.
Myth: Squeezing a pimple will make it go away faster
Fact:Popping pimples does not make your zits go away faster! In fact, popping them can actually spread the bacteria. It also can leave you with a permanent scar on your face.
Posted by Taryn Zimmerman on Thu, Jul 23, 2009 @ 03:18 PM
Tags: summer, sunscreen, UVA, UVB, skin cancer, prevention, treatment, skin tips, SPF, mole, spot, dry skin, growth
Skin Cancer is the most common cancers among them all. It affects over one million people a year.
For early detection, look for these things:
-A mole/spot that can be shiny, has no pigment or dark pigment, and has a smooth surface (look for color changes in moles)
-a firm red mole/spot
-a sore area on the skin than is either bleeding or crusty and causes the area not to heal
-a new growth (mole) that is changing in size/irregular in shape
-a scaly/dry patch of skin
A annual skin check-up is recommended as well as oil-free sunscreen to help prevent the chance of skin cancer.
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Posted by Taryn Zimmerman on Fri, Jul 03, 2009 @ 09:47 PM
With Independence Day weekend here, it is almost guaranteed that you will be celebrating these days outside.
Here's a quick reminder on skin protection.
Remember to apply and re-apply your sunscreen (at least SPF 30). Wear your hats, sunglasses and if possible relax in the shade!
Happy 4th of July!

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Posted by Taryn Zimmerman on Fri, Jul 03, 2009 @ 09:11 PM
Tags: acne, skin care, acne treatment, zits, pimples, black heads, causes of acne, moisturizer, Refresh, sunscreen, blemishes, breakouts, skin, prevention, treatment, oil free, skin tips, acne scarring, refresh acne clear line
No doubt about it, EVERYONE struggles with acne at some point in his or her life. The question is... How are you going to prevent acne from getting to you? Here's some tips to help you in your battle to stay acneFREE!
1..Donot pick or pop at pimples, it can actually cause more damage and even causescarring.
2.Keepfingers and hands off of your face. Bacteria spreads and also is a primarycause to breakouts.
3.Watchwhat you eat, certain foods can cause break outs... if you find out which foodsare causing you to break out, stay away from those foods!
4.Cleanseyour face daily. Twice or more would be ideal.
5.Aftera work out, wash up ASAP.
6.Rememberto use oil free make up. If it has oils, it will clog your pores and againcause you to break out. Also, be limited to the make up applied to your face.
7.Oil freesunscreens will not clog your pores and therefore lessens breakouts.
TRY THE REFRESH ACNE CLEAR LINE
http://www.refreshskin.com/Products/Acne_Treatment_Plan/
Posted by Taryn Zimmerman on Tue, Jun 30, 2009 @ 04:40 PM
When you exfoliate, you are removing the dead skin cells from your body. While doing so you are making your skin soft and prepping it for the next step of skin care, moisturizer. Exfoliating helps give you that healthy glow we all want. It is easy, and does't even take a long time!
How:
- Apply the exfoliant to wet skin
- Take the exfoliant and work from the top down.
- Rub the exfoliant in a circular motion.
- Make sure to rinse off the product completely.
- After your face is cleansed, apply a oil free moisturizer.
- For the best results, repeat this process a couple of times a week.

Posted by Taryn Zimmerman on Fri, May 29, 2009 @ 11:57 AM
Tags: acne, skin care, acne treatment, pimples, Refresh, wrinkles, lines, blemishes, exfoliate, rejuvenate, chemical peel
What is a Chemical Peel?
Chemical Peels are acids that are applied to the surface of the skin. The superficial layer later peels off causing your skin to regenerate and give it a smooth appearance. Chemical peels, depending on the strength, allow layers of skin to be exfoliated and allow the new skin to grow, yet again giving you that smooth appearance.
What are benefits of a Chemical Peel?
There are many benefits of chemical peels including:
-an enhanced appearance
-reducing of :
age spots
wrinkles
fine lines
freckling
acne scars
-smooth skin
**Sun protection is highly recommended after a chemical peel!

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Posted by Taryn Zimmerman on Fri, May 22, 2009 @ 01:00 PM
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Posted by Taryn Zimmerman on Tue, May 19, 2009 @ 01:08 PM
Tags: moisturizer, sunscreen, rash, skin, heat rash, prevention, treatment, oil free, heal, sweat, sweat ducts
What is heat rash?
Heat rash consists of the sweat ducts becoming inflamed or blocked and tends to look ready to burst. These ducts become red, can be seen in clusters in the folds of skin, and can be itchy.
How do you prevent heat rash?
You can help prevent heat rash by not wearing tight clothing in heated areas. Use oil free products so the sweat ducts do not get blocked. Drink lots of water and try to evade the heated areas when you are able to.
How do you treat heat rash?
Calamine lotion can be used on heat rash. It usually will heal on its own with in a few days. To speed up the healing process stay in cool areas, wear loose clothing, and keep cool with water. If it comes to it an antibiotic can also be prescribed with a doctor's consent.