Flushing is a normal, involuntary physiological reaction that causes the face, neck, and upper chest to redden. The visual change is often accompanied by a warm sensation. This is part of the body’s fight or flight response and often occurs due to intense emotional states, such as embarrassment, anxiety, or anger. If , however, you experience persistent blushing that is combined with other painful symptoms, the problem may be rosacea.
Read MoreDepending on the type, light could either hurt or help the skin over time. Sunlight, for example, comes with ultraviolet (UV) radiation that can damage skin cells and affect the production of fundamental building blocks such as collagen, elastin, and hyaluronic acid. But a newer type of light-based therapy can be used to treat a variety of both medical and cosmetic skin concerns: blue light or photodynamic therapy. Boise, ID , dermatologist Dr. Naomi Brooks highlights what it can be used for and how it works.
Read MoreWe all know that yoga, weight-training, and other forms of exercise are extremely beneficial to physical and mental health – not to mention key in achieving and maintaining a toned, sculpted physique. But what if working towards the body of your dreams is making your face age faster?
Read MoreLooking your best isn’t only about putting in a great deal of time and effort on certain special occasions; it is also about the everyday habits that you get into during your lifetime. This is the kind of investment that will help you to both look and feel your best. In this article, we are going to be going through your day to help your incorporate some simple habits that will make all the difference to your appearance.
Read MoreVery few of us need a compelling reason to make ourselves eat chocolate. But if you aren’t eating it consistently, you could be missing out on some of the most amazing health benefits of dark chocolate...
Read MoreIf dermatologists ran the world (or Bloomingdale's), you'd only be able to buy wraparound sunglasses. But they don't. And it's not the 80s. Thank god. But some shades can make your skin more vulnerable to sun damage and others offer extra protection.
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