+ Follow ACNE SPOT TREATMENT Tag
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[Title] => At Rustan's The Beauty Source, the secret to powerful skincare
[Summary] => Meet Dermalogica: A special kit featuring four great products that work together as a daily regimen for all skin types.
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Nobody needs to be introduced to acne. This irksome, in some cases debilitating skin ailment, affects nearly everyone at some time in their life, usually during adolescence, although some people only begin to experience breakouts in their twenties. The intrinsic factors involved in the causes of acne include excess skin cells, excess oil, and bacteria from the environment.
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[Title] => Zap those zits with Murad
[Summary] => Acne is the bane of my existence. Imagine waking up on the cruelest morning (after hard night’s work or an alcoholic drinking binge) with a humongous zit on your face. Now, that is more disturbing than a Kafka-esque dream.
Well, it’s true that the face is what people see most of the time. And zits give a summary of how unhealthy and stressed one’s lifestyle is. Yes, there is a vital connection between the stress and acne. Perhaps they are the body’s most unforgiving tattletale, which affect men and women of all ages and races.
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[Title] => Don’t pop those pimples: Try Dr. Murad
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I once read in a Time magazine article that Gisele Bündchen loves popping zits.
"I love squeezing them. I have these big mirrors in my house so even if I don’t have one, I look for one to squeeze," she said.
Gisele also likes popping other people’s pimples, sometimes without asking permission, the article said.
"Not a lot of people let me pop them anymore. And all my friends have pretty good skin. I should be a facialist," she said.
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ACNE SPOT TREATMENT
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Nobody needs to be introduced to acne. This irksome, in some cases debilitating skin ailment, affects nearly everyone at some time in their life, usually during adolescence, although some people only begin to experience breakouts in their twenties. The intrinsic factors involved in the causes of acne include excess skin cells, excess oil, and bacteria from the environment.
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Well, it’s true that the face is what people see most of the time. And zits give a summary of how unhealthy and stressed one’s lifestyle is. Yes, there is a vital connection between the stress and acne. Perhaps they are the body’s most unforgiving tattletale, which affect men and women of all ages and races.
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I once read in a Time magazine article that Gisele Bündchen loves popping zits.
"I love squeezing them. I have these big mirrors in my house so even if I don’t have one, I look for one to squeeze," she said.
Gisele also likes popping other people’s pimples, sometimes without asking permission, the article said.
"Not a lot of people let me pop them anymore. And all my friends have pretty good skin. I should be a facialist," she said.
[DatePublished] => 2006-02-12 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133877
[Focus] => 0
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