Sunday, September 28, 2008

Free tips for home made acne care

« ...Acne and pregnancy got linked with each other. Acne during pregnancy is quite common, whether pregnant woman previously had such problem or not. Acne during pregnancy is very common noticed particularly in first trimester during which, the levels of female hormones are increased. Progesterone is the hormone, which is more androgenic (male hormone-like) than estrogen and can give rise to the secretions of the skin glands to increase that in turn, ends up in occurring acne. After the first trimester, progesterone is formed by the placenta rather than the ovaries, so acne generally gets cleared up....
...Acne is all about changes in hormones which is why acne is so often turbulent during the teenage years. You can help to reduce or even eliminate outbreaks of acne if you discover how to keep your body 'in balance' and therefore keep acne at bay. You can cure your acne naturally from the 'inside-out', not by applying some external 'miracle cure'....»
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«...The truth is natural & organic products lessen your exposure to harmful environmental chemicals and hazardous materials and for your skin, natural & organic products put valuable vitamins and minerals back into body. The fewer chemicals you are exposed to, the fewer extra toxins your body will have to process and work to eliminate. When choosing a natural or organic product, be sure to read the labels carefully though because many products in the market today claim to be all natural or organic and chemical or preservative free, but not so when you take a closer look at the label and its list of main ingredients. Used in a wide variety of both food and personal care products are parabens due to the fact that they inhibit microbial growth and are able to extend the shelf life of many products sold commercially today. However, parabens are also proven to be very toxic to the body and may even contribute to serious health problems and conditions, even acne. So when reviewing labels, be sure to keep an eye out for common paraben names such as alkyl parachydroxy benzoates: butyl, methyl, ethyl, propyl, isobutyl. Products that are organic, food or personal care products, should have a USDA "100% Certified Organic" or "Certified Organic" label to guarantee that all or at least some of the natural or herbal ingredients used were grown with out the use of chemicals, pesticides, insecticides or herbicides....»
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