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BIG CONTRIBUTORS OF AGEING PICTURES: SMOKING

It’s beyond me why anyone would still want to smoke after knowing how unhealthy it is for every organ in the body. Perhaps I can appeal to our vain side by stating that it can also do a destructive number on your skin.
Formally, there are varying opinions on the effects of smoking on the skin. Some studies have demonstrated that smoking doesn’t harm the skin that drastically, while others dispute those claims. My personal and professional opinion is that smoking adversely affects the skin in many ways. In fact, I can spot a smoker’s skin immediately, as it tends to develop a very sallow appearance. Smokers also get a lot more blackheads, because the pores are so dilated due to the decrease of collagen in the skin. Smokers also don’t heal as quickly as non-smokers, a consideration that has prompted many plastic surgeons to refuse to operate on smokers.
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THE MOST COMMON COLD PRESSED OILS FOR SKIN CARE: SWEET ALMOND AND WHEATGERM

Sweet Almond: (Prunes amygadalus) oil is cold pressed from the kernel and is very pale yellow. Contains calcium, phosphorous, magnesium and is rich in protein.

It is the most versatile oil, light and easily absorbed by the skin. It can be used for any skin type for it promotes elasticity and slows down wrinkling. It helps to relieve itching, soreness, dryness and inflammation of the skin. Suitable for all skin types, and used in massage oils.

Wheatgerm: (Tritium durum or Ttitcum aestiva) the oil is extracted from seed, it is yellow to orange in colour. Rich in vitamin E&B6, protein, phosphorous, zinc, iron and sulphur. Because of its vitamin E content it is a natural anti-oxidant, use in a 10% dilution with other oils. The oil is used for all skin types, prematurely aged skin and helps to relieve symptoms of dermatitis, eczema and psoriasis.

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