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Stop Free Radicals with Vitamin C
Posted by Lucinda Law on
You can fight these free radicals with antioxidants, like Vitamin C. This POWERHOUSE vitamin should be added to everyday skin care to help fight free radicals and maintain healthy skin.
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How Does Vitamin C Help The Skin?
Posted by Sara Palmer on
HOW CAN VITAMIN C HELP? Sun Protection – Studies have shown that Vitamin C helps protect the skin from both UVA and UVB light. It doesn’t absorb the rays, so a sunscreen is still necessary – but it should neutralize the damaging free radicals produced when the harmful rays interact with the skin. Collagen Booster – Some scientists believe that collagen is boosted by Vitamin C to repair itself, thereby increasing skin firmness and helping to smooth out fine wrinkles. Spot Guard – Vitamin C has been reported to inhibit the production of melanin which in turn evens out skin tone. Healer – Certain...
The Artistry of Personal Appearance
Posted by Lucinda Law on
You are a masterpiece. When you look in the mirror you see color and shade characteristics that blend together, a composite of color and contrast that defines what we call your Colorscape.
Back to School Must Haves
Posted by Marquese Watson on
BACK TO SCHOOL CALLS FOR ALL NEW PRODUCTS Back to school shopping isn’t reserved for just pencils, backpacks, and dorm essentials. While all of those items are important, beauty essentials are a must-have too! It’s time re-up on all of your beauty and skin care needs for everyday looks, running late days, and recovery from all-nighters or Thursday parties. We’ve created a list to take back with you this fall for any grade level! Color Mineral Lip Shine The perfect lip gloss for day and night to give any look a pop of color. Color Mineral Lip Shine comes...
The Artistry of Personal Appearance
Posted by Lucinda Law on
You are a masterpiece. When you look in the mirror you see color and shade characteristics that blend together, a composite of color and contrast that defines what we call your Colorscape.