Skin Needling and Your Skin Care Routine
By admin on January 8th, 2012
Introducing the Derma Rejuv Skin Roller – a new skin treatment based on ancient skin needling that prevents aging skin, repairs acne scars and promotes collagen production. It's a painless and safe process.
As we age, our skin stops producing collagen and elastin at the level it used to when we were younger. This is why our skin becomes thinner and we are more prone to wrinkles.
In order to stimulate rejuvenation of the derma, roller needles create mico channels in the upper layer of the skin. It's a natural process that we have all experienced with natural healing of injured skin.
Using a derma roller causes the same procss, but you will not experience any bleeding. Skin regeneration is the new skin process when using a derma roller. This happens with the help of micro needles which penetrate into the top layer of skin where they trigger your skins natural collagen building.
And now you see how the derma roller works to bring a youthful glow and tightness back to your skin.
This damage induces the release of growth factors that stimulate the production of collagen and elastin.
It is common knowledge that the body reacts to any injury and triggers the wound healing process. You will see the effects of using a skin roller up to 12 months after each treatment.
Skin needling can be safely performed on all skin types and skin tones. With no damage to the epidermis, there is no risk of pigment change or hyperpigmentation. Sensitive areas that other treatments have to avoid, such as below the eyes, the back of the hands, and neck can be treating with skin needling.
Additional Benefits of the Derma Rejuv Roller are:
• This process is pain free
• No more clogged pores
• Exfoliates dead skin cells
• New collagen growth is stimulated
• Convenient because you can use it anytime
Don't settle for botox injections, find out for yourself how the derma roller can help you remove wrinkles, scars, stretch marks and cellulite
Choosing a New Duvet
By admin on January 2nd, 2012
Choosing a new duvet is not something that you need to do very often – it will never be a part of the weekly shop. Here are a few answers to those questions that arise when you start looking such as what is a tog rating? What is the best filling? Which type of Duvet is the most comfortable? And so on.
Duvets generally fall into one of two categories, natural or synthetic. If you suffer from any kind of allergy or have sensitive skin, then a duvet with a synthetic filling such as “Allerban” will be better for you and will ensure long term trouble free comfort while you sleep. Otherwise, natural fillings are still the best for lightness and warmth. Down is particularly good at keeping you warm but allowing air to circulate around you at night.
Natural fillings will often make a duvet more expensive but very often they will last longer if they are properly cared for. This, however will cost more as feather and down duvets need to be dry cleaned unlike synthetic fillings which are machine washable.
All duvets are sold with a Tog rating. A Tog rating determines the warmth of a duvet, the greater the number the greater the warmth. So most people would choose a low Tog value for the summer e.g. 2.5 and something much higher like 13.5 or 15 Tog for the winter.
For those couples that like to sleep at different temperatures, you can get duvets that have two halves, each with a different Tog value. This allows one partner to have a cooler covering and the other to have a warmer cover over them at night. These are called partner duvets.
Another great thing about duvets is how much time they save in making a bed compared to sheets and a blanket. By using different duvet covers not only do you protect the duvet, you can also change the look of the room by changing duvet cover. The only maintenance (apart from cleaning) that a duvet needs is a shake once every three months. This fills it with air and improves the duvets’ insulation properties.