Tips for skin care during your flight

During a flight, you may have noticed the very low humidity in the aircraft cabin, which can cause your skin to become dry after only one or hvo hours. To prepare for your flight, we recommend you pack some skin care products in your carry-on belongings so you can provide your skin with sufficient moisture at the first sign of dehydration. Water-based skin cream with vitamin E can be applied on your face, neck and hands. The application of lip balm with Shea butter extract and a nutritious body moistening wax will help keep your skin soft and hydrated. Another effective skin care technique is to apply a paper-type moistening mask on your face for 20 to 30 minutes. If you take an overnight flight, you can wear a night moistening mask while you sleep; the next morning all you have to do is wash your face with a wet towel. A moistening mineral spray also brings about an immediate and effective result on dry skin (bear in mind that only spray bottles/cans up to 90 ml are allowed on board the aircraft).

Lumixyl Topical Brightening System: The Reviews Are In!

Wondering if you should try the new Lumixyl Topical Brightening System?  Perhaps you have seen the studies; you probably know it was developed by Stanford University researchers and dermatologists, and it is quickly spreading across the globe; but what are the people who actually use it, saying about it?

Lumixyl Clinical Study Published in Journal of Drugs in Dermatology

Is the Lumixyl Peptide Technology Backed By Solid Clinical Studies?

This is a great question to ask about any skin care product that claims to brighten skin. The answer for Lumixyl is absolutely yes! This product is one of the most exciting breakthroughs in skin brightening to come along in the last 50 years precisely because it was developed through the clinical studies and development efforts of a team of Stanford Dermatologists. Several journal publications have documented the clinical results of Lumixyl in recent months, including the following;
A split-face, double-blind, randomized and placebo-controlled pilot evaluation of a novel oligopeptide for the treatment of recalcitrant melasma.

Lumixyl Topical Brightener System Reviews

Lumixyl Topical Brightener System is a set of skin care products that targets skin discolorations for men and women. The product is a physician prescribed cream that is non-allergenic and non – toxic. It can be used for age spots, melisma, photo-damage, post – inflammatory hyperpigmentation and melisma.

Lumixyl Topical Brightening Creme - reviewed and recommended

In 2009, we put a provisional moratorium on the term "age spot." Hyperpigmentation can strike at any age, and there are many causes for an excess of melanin to form deposits in the skin, resulting in sun spots, liver spots, melasma, photodamage, post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, and uneven skin tone. Thus, there is no need to put a time-specific label on it. Topical treatments for overly ambitious melanin run the gamut from the FDA-banned (for OTC) hydroquinone to the gentler glycolic acid. A number of anti-acne and anti-wrinkle ingredients, including azelaic acid, salicylic acid, and tretinoin, can also be put to use toward reducing hyperpigmentation. But, for the most part, dermatologists agree that a combination of lightening remedies delivers the best results at home.

Lumixyl Topical Brightening Pads

Now can brighten and smooth skin with a facial pad that simplifies your beauty routine while perfecting your complexion.
Formulated with Decapeptide-12, the revolutionary peptide that works to brighten dark spots and discoloration. The unique woven texture of the Topical Brightening Pads gently exfoliates the skin without irritation.

4 Ways to Get Gorgeous, Wrinkle-Free Eyes

They say that the eyes are the window to the soul. But what if the skin around them is puffy with dark circles?

We asked Toronto-Based Dr. Andre Gantous, MD, FRCS(C), FACS, Facial Plastic Surgery/Otolaryngology and Neck Surgery, how to cosmetically deal with the most common complaints about the eye area.