| Skin Care Expert to Speak at LE Phillips Memorial Public Library
Topics to be covered include assessing problem skin and acne; causes of acne, including genetics and hormones; myths about acne; skin problem triggers; acne treatments; and skin care solutions. Handouts will be provided at the session. Presenter Jennifer Peterson, BSN, RN, and licensed aesthetician, is a graduate of U.W.-Eau Claire with more than 20 years' experience as an educator. She currently owns Integrative Skincare, a practice that provides skincare consultation and services as well as public education on topics relevant to skincare maintenance, protection and treatment. She strongly advocates nurturing mind, body and spirit to achieve optimal well-being. For information, stop at Information & Reference on your next visit to the library, call 715-839-5004, or e-mail the library at librarian@eauclaire.lib.wi.us.
Chemical Peels 101
According to skincare expert Ellen Clark, chemical peels quickly help to reduce acne, smooth lines and wrinkles and lighten and fade dark spots. There are several key considerations, however, to ensure the best possible clinical peel to treat a client's individual needs. If you are offering chemical peels, begin the service with a thorough skin analysis, offer a variety of peel strengths and solutions, and start out conservatively, advises Clark. "Most clients respond exceptionally well to light chemical peels when performed by a skilled technician who uses quality product," she adds. The following are key considerations when considering a chemical peel: "Varying skin types and skin conditions play a key role in choosing the correct peel strength," Clark added.
Cultured foods a specialty at Healing Movement
The literally billions of probiotics and enzymes that these foods introduce into your body can overcome many health challenges, including Candida, acne, eczema and many allergies. Purchase them online, at Whole Foods Venice (www.wholefoods.com), Erewhon Markets (www.erewhonmarket.com) or Coopportunity in Santa Monica (www.coopportunity.com). Add a little "culture" to your diet this year and your body will thank you. Until our next food find...may all your food finds be fabulous!
Topics: Healthier You , health foods .
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