According to USDA researchers, the best fruits and vegetables that act as antioxidants are:
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Quick Tip: Top 10 Anti-Aging Foods
February 24, 2008 By 2 Comments
An Emergency Fix for Eye Wrinkles
January 22, 2008 By Leave a Comment
Plan on attending your 20 year high school reunion? What about your daughter’s wedding? Or, are you meeting up with old friends you haven’t seen in a while? Whatever the occasion, if you are looking for a way to get rid of those eye wrinkles in a short period of time, don’t [...]
Quick Tip: Expiration Guidelines
December 13, 2007 By Leave a Comment
On average, most preservatives in a product begin to deteriorate after two years. This, however, is just a guideline and differs among particular products. To maximize durability and efficacy, remember to store your products under normal temperature conditions and keep them tightly sealed in between uses.
Quick Tip: Choose Antioxidant-Rich Foods
December 4, 2007 By 2 Comments
Not quite sure if antioxidant-creams or lotions are right for you? Don’t worry. You can enjoy and test the benefits of increased antioxidant protection for your skin through one of your normal activities: eating. Some antioxidant-rich food best bets include:
avacado (but high in fat and calories)
bell peppers
berries
cantaloupe
honeydew melons
dark green leafy vegetables, such as spinach and [...]
Quick Tip: When ALA is Best For You
November 13, 2007 By Leave a Comment
Alpha lipoic acid (ALA) is perfect for people prone to allergic reactions to other types of skin products. It works to improve the overall appearance of the skin, but it is at its best treating the following problems:
lines and wrinkles
under eye bags and puffiness
enlarged pores
acne scars
sallow or dull and skin
Quick Tip: When to Say Si to C
November 8, 2007 By Leave a Comment
If the area around your eyes has suffered from sun exposure, consider including vitamin C ester as a treatment solution. And if you don’t have a decent pair, invest in quality, wraparound sunglasses to prevent further sun exposure.