Eye Creams: Eye creams are specifically made to pamper delicate skin under and around eyes. They help to plump and tighten under eye skin and they can reduce fine lines and wrinkles (like crows feet) that develop around eyes. I recommend “Parfait Visage”

Moisturizers: Moisturizers help to hydrate skin and reduce effects of aging over time.

Sunscreen: Sunscreen is most important facial skin care product for health and protection of your skin. The sun’s rays, even in small amounts can be very damaging to skin on your face. Protect it with a natural sunscreen of at least an SPF 15 everyday.

Facial Cleansers: The fragile skin on your face needs a gentle cleanser that is designed for facial skin. Facial cleansers may come in liquid, foam, gel, towelette, or bar form.

AHAs: Alpah Hydroxy Acids (AHAs) work wonders at smoothing out texture of skin and reducing visibility of fine lines. These products work by sloughing off dead skin cells to unblock and cleanse pores, to improve oily skin or acne, and to improve skin condition in general. The extent of exfoliation that a facial skin care product is capable of depends on type and concentration of AHA, its pH (acidity), and other ingredients in product.

Exfoliators: These facial skin care products utilize a variety of ingredients such as nuts, alpha hydroxy acids, and microcrystals to gently remove dead skin cells and reveal healthy, radiant skin underneath. They are best used occasionally to restore luster to dull or dry skin.

Sunless Tanners: As their name implies, sunless tanners are used to tan skin without exposure to sun. These products vary greatly in quality, time requirements, and ease of application. They should be used with caution. A poor quality or poorly applied sunless tanner will produce unnatural results. These sunless tanners also contain harmful chemicals which can be absorbed by your skin.

For more information on natural cosmetics and skin care go to: http://www.skin-care-support.org or http://www.make-up-cosmetics.com.

DON'T

•Over wash your skin. Excessive scrubbing will aggravate acne and more causes blemishes to open up and spread. •Pick your skin. Never pick, squeeze or abrade your acne blemishes. Squeezing a pimple or other blemish can cause permanent scarring. And breaking scar can allow a secondary bacterial infection to take hold. •Smoke. Cigarette smoke is a toxin that is destructive to organs both inside and outside body. •Use skin toners. Skin toners provide extra cleansing to skin, but they are made of very drying ingredients such as alcohol and acetone that could be damaging to skin. •Expose your skin to sun. Many people think that sunlight will improve acne. And while it's true that some sun exposure may help dry up surface acne blemishes, prolonged sun exposure can damage skin and make acne worse in long run.

Acne Skin Care: The Cover Up No matter how well you care for your acne prone skin, there will still be times when stress, climate changes, or pollution cause you to breakout with unsightly blemishes. When this happens, you can reduce appearance by concealing irritated skin with make up. However, special care is necessary when choosing cover up products and techniques to avoid calling more attention to area. Here's best way to conceal acne:

1.Wash and moisturize your face with a gentle facial cleanser. Start with a clean and fresh slate before applying any cosmetic products. 2.Look for a natural cover up product that has a high level of pigment. The more pigment product has, less of it you can put on while still getting good coverage. And do a swatch test with product to ensure that it matches your skin tone exactly. Take a drop of product and rub it on your skin. It should match your skin tone but you should not be able to see your skin underneath. This will provide right amount of coverage to conceal a blemish. 3.Apply concealer in natural light. It is very important for your concealer to blend seamlessly with your face.

For more information on acne remedies go to http://www.acne-answers.org.