Carol Sims-Robertson

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Acne, Blog, Skin Diseases, Skincare Tips back acne, exfoliating, pimples, sunscreen

Back Acne – Causes and Prevention

Carol Sims-Robertson July 8, 2017

Back acne can be a combination of whiteheads, blackheads, and inflamed or infected pores. Its causes can be varied and depend on many factors, just like regular acne. The most common factors include genetics, hormone balances, environmental triggers and also stress. So how does back acne differ from facial acne? First is that the skin […]

Blog, Skincare Tips acne, age spots, melanoma, sunscreen

Dispelling Three Skincare Myths

Carol Sims-Robertson July 2, 2017

1. People with darker skin tones do not need sunscreen This is completely false. Yes, it is true that melanin does offer a bit of protection against the sun’s harmful UV rays, individuals with darker skin tones do still sustain damage from long term exposure. We are talking about the similar DNA-level damage that lighter-skinned […]

Blog, Skincare Tips humidity, moisturizers, oily skin, rainy season

Five Skin Care Tips for A Rainy Summer Season

Carol Sims-Robertson June 24, 2017

If you live in Florida, you know that the summer season can be full of thunderstorms. This means that the humidity levels outstide can be so unbearable, making your skin feel sticky and dry and your hair looking frizzy. Here are five tips you can follow during this time: 1. Shampoo and Condition your Hair […]

Blog bacteria, FDA antibacterial, germs, hand sanitizers, infections

Negative Effects of Hand Sanitizers On Your Skin

Carol Sims-Robertson June 17, 2017

Hand sanitizers can be a good quick substitute for cleaning your hands when you don’t have immediate access to water and soap. These gels are used to prevent the spread of germs and diseases as they disinfect and clean your hands. However, did you know that prolonged use of hand sanitizers can actually do some […]

Blog, Skincare Tips bacteria, eczema, fungi, insect bites, rosacea, summer rashes, welts

What Are Summer Rashes

Carol Sims-Robertson June 10, 2017

There are a lot of skin conditions that become a lot more problematic as the summer season approaches. There are some autoimmune diseases like rosacea that can be triggered by the humidity and the heat during these summer months. Another example is atopic dermatitis, also known as eczema. This disease is genetically based that flares […]

Blog anti-aging, antioxidants, retinoid, vitamin c, vitamin e

Antioxidants and Your Skin

Carol Sims-Robertson June 3, 2017

What are antioxidants and what do they do for your skin? These are substances that are found in nature that may prevent or delay some cases of cell damage. As for your skin’s case, it’s slowing down the aging process while maintaining the healthiness of your current skin. Antioxidants are especially important to you when […]

Acne, Blog acne, acne scars, laser treatments, microdermabrasion, sunscreens

How to Prevent and Treat Acne Scars

Carol Sims-Robertson May 27, 2017

Acne scars are commonly the product of an inflamed papule, cyst or pustule. When the pore of your skin becomes infected due to excess oil, dead skin or bacteria, the pore swells up, causing breakage in the skin wall. The way the lesion heals depends on how deep the breakage is on your skin. Less […]

Blog, Skincare Tips botox, cosmetic injectables, dermal fillers, perlane, restylane

Four Benefits of Dermal FIllers

Carol Sims-Robertson May 20, 2017

Aging causes our skin to sag, droop and wrinkles to form. This can be most noticeable on the face and neck. It’s just life – aging is a continuous process that progressively advances as you get older. There are other factors that contribute to how much physical effects aging can have on your skin like […]

Blog microdermabrasion, microneedling, prp, stretch marks

Stretch Marks 101

Carol Sims-Robertson May 13, 2017

Stretch marks form when the dermis, or the layer of skin between the fat and the epidermis, gets stretched. Stretchmarks are parts of the skin where the collagen and elastic fibers have decreased along with reduced blood vessels. Stretch marks usually happen when the skin is rapidly stretched within a short amount of time, like […]

Blog, Skincare Tips antioxidants, peptides, retinoids, skin care, sunscreen

Three Products For Your Nightly Skin Regimen

Carol Sims-Robertson May 6, 2017

For the most supple, healthy, rejuvenated skin, alternate your nightly facial regimen between creams containing: 1. Retinoids (Retrinal, Retin A) – retinoids reduces clogged pores and evens out skin tones. It also promotes the rebuilding of lost collagen and also contains anti-aging effects. Apply only a small amount on your face and make sure to […]

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