SKINCARE & BEAUTY BY JANA ELSTON

Open pores are probably the most misunderstood skin type or skin condition I have come across. Everybody would love a smooth, pore-less skin like you see on the beautiful models in magazines or on TV. Sadly, pore-less skin is an illusion, a beautiful piece of artwork achieved by skilled make up artists, clever photographers and advanced photo editing software. As a beauty therapist I have come across only a handful of people over the past 23 years that had a perfectly smooth skin with barely visible pores. It was almost always in a young skin, that peaches and cream type. But these people had their own problems. They suffered with thin, delicate, dry skin, sensitive skin, premature aging, redness, capillaries and sun damage. The truth is, we all have pores because pores are there for a reason. Granted, some people have smaller pores and other people have larger pores. We all have pores, and very few of us have a skin that may appear pore less, but that's just an illusion and ...

1. Not doing anything at all for their skin The Younger skin may get away with neglect, and due to the nature of the skin being young, it is plump, firm and bright, it does not start showing damage until later. However, an aging skin undergoes many changes that impact on its ability to repair and regenerate, hydrate, lubricate, and protect itself from the damaging effects of free radicals, glycation, and inflammation.  Beyond teenage years, the skin's natural oil production starts to slow down, and most women experience very dry skin after the symptoms of menopause kick in. The collagen production slows down by the time we hit our mid-20s, and the skin starts to look visibly thinner by middle age. The amount of elastin in the skin peaks in early adulthood then starts to decline.  Factors that accelerate aging include free radical damage from UVA, smoking, stress, and toxins; glycation as a result of high sugar diet; and inflammation of the tissues due to poor ...

* Feed the skin with essential nutrients to boost cell regeneration * Age prevention, smooth & plump fine lines and wrinkles, boost radiance, firm the skin * Clear problematic skin, deep cleanse, exfoliate and refine the pores * Increase circulation, hydrating & providing nutrition to the skin cells form the inside out, while draining away waste via the lymphatic system * Antioxidant protection, neutralising free radicals, improving skin cells defence systems * Lighten and brighten pigmentation & even out skin tone * Stress relief, providing therapeutic benefits of touch & massage, relaxing mind, body & spirit  For more great tips join  Skincare School Online ! Have a beautiful day!  Jana x http://janaelston.com/   Subscribe to stay informed of new updates!   I agree to the  Terms & Conditions  and  Privacy Policy . Subscribe to my newsletter to be notifi...

If you are run down, or stressed, and it is showing in your skin, making you feel down, how do you expect to give 100% to those that you love? Your loved ones want to see you happy, healthy and full of positive energy and bounce. Because they love you. So take time out to pamper yourself, it's is a great way to re-charge your body, your mind, and re-energise your soul. For more great tips join  Skincare School Online ! Have a beautiful day!  Jana x http://janaelston.com/   Subscribe to stay informed of new updates!   I agree to the  Terms & Conditions  and  Privacy Policy . Subscribe to my newsletter to be notified on my blog updates, new podcast episodes and YouTube videos, training courses, my products & services and general beauty tips to have you looking and feeling your very best! And don’t worry, I hate spam too! No spam, just great content! You can unsubscribe at any ti...

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