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‘Tis the Season…

For dry skin, that is!  Can you tell?  Chapped lips, dry elbows and knees, and cracked heels seem to be just part of the winter season.  Whether you have oily, combination, or dry skin, winter takes a toll on any skin type.  Dry skin starts with the change of the season due to; less humidity in the air, turning on indoor heat, and the exposure to the cold wind that seem to suck the hydration right out of us ...

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Dry Season

The dry season is here! Dry skin season that is!  Can you feel it?  Is your skin a little more tight, itchy, and dry? Here are some tips for this season that will help your skin from the inside out: 1. Eat more fish! Especially Salmon, high in fatty acids that help hold moisture in your skin! (You can also add fish oil supplements to your daily regimen.) 2. Apply an oil before you shower! I know it sounds c ...

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The Most Beautiful Woman I Know

When I started Beauty Revolution for young girls, I wanted to help them redefine beauty for themselves. So I ask them to name some of the most beautiful women they know, and they begin to name models or pop stars like Katy Perry, Taylor Swift, or Angelina Jolie.  But then I ask them about real women in their lives that they actually know and see, and they start naming their friends, their moms, and other ...

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Top Ten Tips for Teens for Healthy Skin

1. Have a good skincare routine.  Wash your face every morning and night with a cleanser that's made for your skin type.  Use a balanced toner or witch hazel after cleansing and moisturize as needed. 2. Use SPF every day, several times a day when outside playing or at the beach.  The sun's damaging rays account for 80% of aging and can cause dark scaring were blemishes are exposed.  And the worst kind of "s ...

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Vitamin C and the Skin

The skin needs many nutrients to function properly, but Vitamin C plays a major role in the skin's health. In the body, Vitamin C is necessary for many functions in connective tissues, such as; bones, joints, gum/teeth, as well as the nervous system. In the skin, it affects two major functions. The first role it plays is in the lower living layer of the skin, the dermis.  There it converts enzymes to make p ...

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It’s time to grow up!

In my profession, I see women that are seeking beauty and want help with their skin every day. Some are struggling with breakouts, some are worried about aging, and they aren't sure how to fix it. I, myself, have always struggled with acne and I can identify with their frustration and even the low-self esteem that accompanies imperfect skin. But what I cannot understand is when they think I can fix their sk ...

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Beauty Redefined for the Next Generation

My daughter, who is 11 years old, told me the other day that she thought that I was the most beautiful woman she'd ever met. We were doing our daily rituals in the bathroom, primping and fixing our hair and, needless to say, I didn't feel so beautiful when she said that. But before I could say my usual detraction, "No, I'm not beautiful." or "Yeah, right, sure!", I actually had a revelation! I thought, in t ...

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What cleanser is the best for your skin?

The market is full of different cleansers! And they all claim to be for you! Which one should you use to keep your skin clean? How often and how vigorously you should cleanse? The answer actually depends on you skin type, daily activities, and the environment. While some people still use only water to remove dirt, using soap helps to remove surface oils, oil based make-up, cellular debris, sweat, and microo ...

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Mind, Heart, and Skin!

Have you ever woke up from a sleepless night and could see it in your puffy eyes the next morning?  Or you were worried and stressed about an event and then broke out with a pimple on your face? Have you ever seen a friend age quickly during a stressful time in their life? Can emotions really influence our skin's health? Is there a connection between what you feel and how your skin behaves? In short, yes! R ...

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