Dew at Dawn

Dew at Dawn Dew at Dawn Skincare - Aesthetic Spa We strive to
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Welcome to Dew at Dawn Skincare where past, present and future
join for a relaxing and tranquil experience, a hidden beauty oasis
that until recently was only known to a select few.

23/01/2014

Hi Guys,

Don't forget to book your appointments today! Call 868 714 4629 and ask for Genevieve, we are located in Diamond Vale, Diego Martin and let twenty five years experience work for you and your skin.

Habit No. 13: TanningWe've all heard that the sun dries out your skin and UV rays have an antibacterial element. But bak...
23/01/2014

Habit No. 13: Tanning
We've all heard that the sun dries out your skin and UV rays have an antibacterial element. But baking in the sun is not a sufficient way to clear up acne. And remember, over-drying your skin will cause it to produce more oil, not less.

Also, tanning causes your skin to increase cell production (which means more dead skin cells --- the thing we are trying to avoid). So while you might get a bit clearer at first, tanning will end up giving you more breakouts -- not to mention an increased risk of cancer and extra batch of wrinkles when you're older.

Habit No. 12: Being lazy with your routineListen, we're not going to pretend like it's not super tempting after a long d...
23/01/2014

Habit No. 12: Being lazy with your routine
Listen, we're not going to pretend like it's not super tempting after a long day (especially if you've hit a happy hour) to just slide into bed without washing and treating your face. But when you fall off the wagon and skip a cleansing and moisturizing, it can undo all the progress you've made with your skin. It is very important to establish a daily routine and to stick with it -- no matter what's going on. Do not get frustrated with a current acne treatment routine, as it takes about a month to see improvement in your skin.

Habit No. 11: Spraying perfumeWe talked about how fragrance in your makeup and detergent can cause acne, and your perfum...
22/01/2014

Habit No. 11: Spraying perfume
We talked about how fragrance in your makeup and detergent can cause acne, and your perfume can cause skin irritation too. Make sure to avoid your face when spritzing fragrance. An easy way to do this is to spray perfume on your wrists (instead of directly on your neck), then rub them against your décolletage and neck to spread the fragrance. Also steer clear of bath and shower products with added fragrance.

Habit No. 10: SmokingWhile some doctors disagree on whether smoking causes acne or not, there is evidence to suggest it ...
22/01/2014

Habit No. 10: Smoking
While some doctors disagree on whether smoking causes acne or not, there is evidence to suggest it does. Researchers at the San Gallicano Dermatological Institute in Rome identified non-inflammatory acne (NIA) to be common among frequent smokers. They also found that smokers who had experienced acne in their teen years were four times more likely to have acne as an adult than non-smokers who also had acne in their teens. So if you're breaking out and still lighting up, reconsider your deadly habit. If not for your life, for your vanity.

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22/01/2014

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Habit No. 9: Wearing the wrong clothesThe fibers in your closet could be the culprit for body acne. Fabrics like polyest...
22/01/2014

Habit No. 9: Wearing the wrong clothes
The fibers in your closet could be the culprit for body acne. Fabrics like polyester and lycra can trap dead skin cells and sweat against your body. We lose one million skin cells every 40 minutes, and when we wear super-tight clothes, those cells don't really have anywhere to go.

The solution: Choose clothes with natural fibers (think cotton and bamboo) that breathe so your skin doesn't suffocate.

Habit No. 8: Your dietOK, so you've heard rumors that foods like chocolate and French fries are practically guaranteed t...
22/01/2014

Habit No. 8: Your diet
OK, so you've heard rumors that foods like chocolate and French fries are practically guaranteed to give you zits, but the good news (kinda) is that's not totally true.

It's really an overall unhealthy diet that effects your skin. Having a high glycemic index, which is caused by frequently eating foods known to spike your blood sugar levels (like refined sugar, white bread, pastas, and fried foods), will mess with your body and can cause acne. So if you are eating these foods only on occasion, it's not likely the cause for your breakouts.

Also, some people, though they might not know it, have actual allergies to foods like chocolate, wheat, or dairy that cause them to break out. So if you notice your skin goes nuts after a bagel binge or cookie dough ice cream social, take a break from these foods and see what happens.

Habit No. 7: Using dirty makeup applicatorsAlright, so now that you are diligently checking the labels on all your makeu...
22/01/2014

Habit No. 7: Using dirty makeup applicators
Alright, so now that you are diligently checking the labels on all your makeup products for known acne instigators, you need to think about the actual brushes, sponges, and other applicators you use to apply your non-comedogenic makeup.

Your makeup tools are crawling with bacteria and dead skin cells, making them absolute zit factories. Remember to only use a makeup sponge once and clean your brushes once a week with a brush cleanser or shampoo. This will keep them germ free -- and your skin clear.

Habit No. 6: The hair products you useMany people don't think about how their hair products can cause acne, but think ab...
21/01/2014

Habit No. 6: The hair products you use
Many people don't think about how their hair products can cause acne, but think about how often your hair touches your face. And remember that unless you are washing your hair every night before bed, all that product is transferring onto your pillow.

Hair products with oil, silicones, and plasticizers will clog your pores if they get onto your skin, so if you want to wear your hair down (or have fringe touching your forehead), try to steer clear of products with those ingredients.

Habit No. 4: Pressure (figuratively)So, you're already aware that stress gets your heart racing, your stomach churning, ...
20/01/2014

Habit No. 4: Pressure (figuratively)
So, you're already aware that stress gets your heart racing, your stomach churning, and causes wrinkles -- but did you know that it also increases the hormones that can cause acne? So sad, so true. So what are we saying -- magically chill out just because we told you to (yeah, wouldn't that just be dandy)? No, but you can do things to relax and minimize the drama.

Habit No. 3: Pressure (literally)So what is pressure-induced acne exactly? It's exactly what it sounds like -- acne caus...
20/01/2014

Habit No. 3: Pressure (literally)
So what is pressure-induced acne exactly? It's exactly what it sounds like -- acne caused by physical pressure on your face, be it from the cell phone you are constantly on, an instrument (like the violin), or simply a hand resting on your face as you glare into the TV or computer screen. This pressure not only exposes your skin to loads of bacteria, but the actual force of this bacteria against your face can cause you to break out.

The solution: Well, the obvious one is to stop pressing bacteria-ridden objects against your skin. But if you really can't avoid it, at least be diligent about cleaning surfaces well and often to minimize bacteria.

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