III Sticking with a Skin Care Routine

Routine Facials are an Effective Method for Revitalizing Skin

We have knowledgeable experienced estheticians at Le Skintique. They will conduct a skin assessment and provide an appropriate treatment in a personalized manner. Although some effects should be visible after the first visit, overall improvement will require a number of appointments. Regular visits will perk up skin, minimizing breakouts and helping reduce visible signs of aging, sun damage, enlarged pores, and fine lines.
Regularly scheduled appointments, ideally every four-to six weeks, combined with a skin care regimen for home use will maintain skin looking radiant and glowing.

IV Should You Color Your Hair Gray?

Many women who have been dying their hair for years wonder if the battle is worth it. Some clients even wonder if they are already completely gray, but because they have been dying their hair for so long, they have no idea what their real hair color looks like.

Usually by this time, women are getting their roots touched up every 2-1/2 to 3 weeks. Their question is whether or not we can simply dye your hair gray and be done with it.

Unfortunately, it’s not as simple as all that. The simple answer is, no. You cannot dye your hair gray. Gray hair is due to loss of pigment in your hair.

Hair that has lost pigment is technically translucent hair, meaning it has no color in the shaft. That is why as your hair continues to gray, it goes from looking somewhat silver (due to the fact that you still have a number of hairs that have pigment in them) to white, which is when all shafts of hair have lost pigment.

For those of you who may want to consider “going gray” naturally, you could consider slowly lightening your hair to a pale blonde color. This way you could go a little bit longer between colorings, and gradually grow into your new hair color.

What you’re trying to do is to transition from the permanent tint that has been applied to your hair so far, and using a temporary or semi-permanent formulation to continue covering the gray as the original permanent color grows out.

Temporary color washes out after a single shampoo. The nice thing about the semi-permanent color is that it only adheres to the outside of the shaft of hair with a little bit of the dye penetrating the hair shaft and then washes out after a certain number of shampoos. This technique works best for women who have adopted a shorter hair style. This will give you more time between applications.

Most women will either gently adapt to their natural gray color in this way, or they will decide that they would prefer to continue to show a younger look to the world, and return to coloring their hair. Most women find that going a little bit lighter matches the look of their skin complexion better. As we age, we do need to adjust the colors we wear in our make-up, our clothing, and our hair.

Don’t share! Don’t swap!

Don’t share or swap eye cosmetics – not even with your best friend. Another person’s germs may be hazardous to you. Make sure they are applied with single-use applicators, such as clean cotton swabs.

*Hold still!

It may seem like efficient use of your time to apply makeup in the car , but resist that temptation, even if you’re not in the driver’s seat. If you hit a bump, come to a sudden stop, or hit by another vehicle, you risk injuring your eye (scratching your cornea, for example) with a mascara wand or other applicator. Even a slight scratch can result in a serious infection.

What’s in it?

As with any cosmetic product eye cosmetics are required to have an ingredient declaration on the label.

What’s that shade you’re wearing?

Very small packages in tightly compartmented display racks may have copies of the ingredient declaration available for your review.

Dying to dye your eyelashes?

Permanent eyelash and eyebrow tints and dyes have been known to cause serious eye injuries, including blindness. There are no color additives approved by FDA for permanent dyeing or tinting of eyelashes and eyebrows.

Thinking of false eyelashes or extensions?

The Food Drug Administration (FDA) considers false eyelashes, eyelash extensions, and their adhesives to be cosmetics products, and as such they must adhere to the safety and labeling requirements for cosmetics.

Bad Reaction?

If you have a bad reaction to the cosmetics, first contact your Skin Specialist who will give you the necessary treatment and advise for this reaction.


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