“Out of nowhere I have a big red, splotchy patch on my chin.”
Whether caused by Rosacea, acne, stress or the climate, redness & irritation can be calmed from the inside and out. Vitamins and supplements rich in anti-inflammatory antioxidants like licorice, green tea and aloe Vera can reduce redness.
At Home Treatment: Products for use at home include Pro-Heal treatment serum by iS Clinical to promote skin healing, reduce inflammation, and treating rosacea.
At Calidora: At Calidora, we offer in-clinic treatments such as laser light therapy for broken capillaries, facial flushing, and unwanted redness. These treatments provide the added benefits of facial rejuvenation and texture improvement.
Having great skin is something everyone would like to have. In order to take care of your skin, you need to focus on both the inside and the outside. At Calidora we work on the outside and come up with a Skin Plan for you. However, it what you put into the body also affects the outside. An adequate diet (or lack of) can directly affect your skin’s appearance. So make sure to take care of both the inside and the outside.
Add these great anti-aging food choices to your regular diet to help reduce the signs of aging:
*Berries: Antioxidant rich fruits like raspberries, blueberries and strawberries can help heal and smooth weathered skin. Colorful berries have a variety of other powerful antioxidants that repair and protect your skin’s cells. Berries are also full of Vitamin C, another potent antioxidant that may help keep your complexion looking smooth by fighting skin damaging free-radicals.
* Wild Salmon: Foods such as wild salmon and fish oil are rich in omega-3 fatty acids – a key ingredient for beautiful skin. Omega-3 fatty acids prevent dehydration of skin cells and thus promote younger looking skin by reducing drying and thinning.
* Nuts & Flax Seed: Nuts and seed such as flax seeds are excellent sources of “healthy fat” and antioxidants, and minerals which are all tied to maintaining younger looking skin. The healthy fat in nuts benefits the elastin and collagen in skin, helping to maintaining skin’s structure and keep it resilient. But remember to eat only a small handful of nuts, as they are still healthy “fat”.
* Leafy greens: Did you know leafy green vegetables like spinach & kale are rich in antioxidant Vitamin E which is essential for smooth, healthy skin.
* Carrots: Carrots, pumpkins, apricots, and other orange-colored produce are full of beta-carotene and Vitamin A. These super anti-oxidants are good for both your skin and eyes and helps the skin to defend again skin damage.
* Water: Good hydration plays an important role in keeping skin healthy and young. Although you may not be thirsty, it is important to drink plenty of water (a recommended 8 glasses a day). Drinking water has the ability to rid the body of toxins and maintains a healthy outer glow.
* Red Wine: Resveratrol is found in red wine and has many anti-aging properties. It is another potent antioxidant.
Calidora also carries products that have a handful of these important ingredients to give your skin the nutrients on the outside also. Check out ShopCalidora.com to our anti-aging products.
We have been selling Latisse for a little bit now, and it we have received a lot of positive feedback from our customers. The benefits of this product are pretty powerful, and our clients who use the serum on a regular basis have seen impressive results. If you have used Latisse and have any feedback, feel free to leave a comment on this post or tweet to us @Calidora. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us directly at Product@Calidora.com, or watch the review below which was originally posted on You Tube.
We have been adding new products to our store over the past couple of weeks, and we appreciate those of you who have noticed. We are now stocking 17 of the most popular SkinMedica products, and we have begun carrying some of our favorite NeoStrata skin care products as well.
We will continue to add products over coming months so be sure to check back periodically.
