Women's Issues ? Every woman wants smooth, soft skin, but not every woman knows how to get it easily.

 Every woman wants smooth, soft skin, but not every woman knows how to get it easily. 

Silky smooth skin has a luxurious feel to it, and is extremely sensual and sexy. 

No wonder we all want it so bad! We want it because of how it makes us feel,

 and our partners want it because of how it feels to them.

Most Spas provide some sort of skin softening service where they can drench your
 skin in some form of moisture rich emollients. I recently got to learn one of 
the coolest skin ...

Every woman wants smooth, soft skin, but not every woman knows how to get it easily.
 Silky smooth skin has a luxurious feel to it, and is extremely sensual and sexy. No wonder
 we all want it so bad! We want it because of how it makes us feel, and our partners
 want it because of how it feels to them.

Most Spas provide some sort of skin softening service where they can drench your skin
in someform of moisture rich emollients. I recently got to learn one of the coolest skin 
softening treatments, where your skin is wrapped in chocolate! Can you imagine! 
What woman wouldn’t want to be wrapped head to toe in chocolate?

If you didn’t know, chocolate is a fat, and not to break the mood, but how the
 treatment is prepared, is they heat the fat and oil produced from chocolate, 
and mix it into another skin lotion base. Thus you have both the chocolate and 
the lotion working together.

Now I know we all can’t rush out and get the amount of chocolate you need to 
do this at home. That would be way too expensive and impractical. Plus you couldn’t 
rub it all overyourself and get every inch like they do at the spa. So what can 
you do to have the same silky soft skin without the expense? Here is all you need.

All you need to do is do what you do every day, just add one small ingredient 
to it. First,take a warm to hot shower, the hotter the better. Why? The heat 
from the shower not only relaxes your body, and soothes your muscles, 
but opens the pores of your skin all over your body.

Now shower as you normally would, but at the end, take a wash cloth and soak 
it with baby oil. With the baby oil drenched wash cloth, step out of the water enough
 to rub the wash cloth all over your body without being hit by the water spray. 
Once you have rubbed the baby oil all over your body, let the shower water drench
 your body for an extra minute, then get out of the shower.

If time permits, don’t towel try, but air dry instead. What you
will find is the moisture from the baby oil is literally sucked up by
your skin like a sponge, leaving you with softer, smoother skin! Give
it a try after a long hard day, and I’m sure it will become one of
your favorite bath time rituals.
Skin Cancer: A Woman's Worst Nightmare
All about skin cancer, what causes it and preventive measures
The skin, which turns out to be a woman's pride, is always part of her vanity ritual. 
This ritual involves the use of every imaginable soap or lotion ever invented to 
pamper and keep the skin silky smooth.  Almost every pampering method is exploited 
to lavish care and attention on the precious skin. That is why when a woman develops
 skin cancer, her world is totally crushed and her self-esteem is immediately shattered.
A skin cancer is a cancer that results in the overproduction of harmful cells on the skin.
 This cancer is usually detected by looking for a pigment called melanoma. Signs of skin 
cancer include a sudden change in the appearance of the skin or the presence of wounds or 
sores that don't heal. The two most common forms of skin cancer are asquamous cells and 
carcinoma. These two are also better known as non-melanoma skin cancer.  There is an 
estimated 1,000,000 new cases of non-melanoma cancer in the United States for this year 
alone.
Skin cancer occurs when the UV Light (Ultra Violet) from the sun damages the DNA in skin,
 causing skin cells to mutate and grow into cancers. Although sunlight is very important, 
it keeps us warm and it allows skin to manufacture vitamin D which is essential to 
metabolic processes that leads to having strong bones. On the other hand,the UV light 
found in sunlight damages the DNA in skin, causing its skin cells to mutate.

People who are at most risk or likely to get skin cancer are those people who spent a lot 
of time outdoors. People who engage in frequent outdoor activities like mountaineering, 
rock climbing, hiking, working in the farm, or fishing are thought to be predisposed to 
skin cancer. Urbanites who fancy spending their weekends on hot tropical island getaways 
are also at risk. 

Generally when a cancer is found, it is removed through surgical means and it's only in 
advanced cases that the use of chemotherapy and/or radiotherapy is considered. Another
 least common type of skin cancer is the melanoma which is mostly a common skin cancer in 
men and women between the ages of 15 to 44 years old. Melanoma is a cancer of melancytes— 
and usually looks dark brown, black or blue-black. It can looked flat or raised. It can 
look as a patch of normal skin like a mole or a freckle. Some signs of this cancer include:

1.	A change of color (much darker than before)
2.	Bleeding 
3.	Itching
4.	A mole appears for the first time when you are already over 30

PREVENTING SKIN CANCER AND OTHER SKIN CARE TREATMENT TIPS

l	The sun is at its peak between 10 am to 4 pm and so try to seek the shade or 
bring a hat or umbrella with you if there is no place that you can seek as a cover 
from the heat rays.
l	Use a sunscreen always with an SPF of 15 or higher when ever possible
l	Use a UV-blocking sunglasses.
l	Examine your skin, look for some slight changes.
l	When in doubt seek help from a skin professional so you can take some skin test.

The overall outlook is that you can prevent skin cancer.  If you suspect that your mole 
is cancerous, let a well-trained doctor examine it right away or visit a dermatologist.


Skin Care and Health Tips for Sensitive Skin
Do you have sensitive skin? These skin care and health tips can help you find out 
the cause and discover a solution to help your skin look healthy every day..
If you have sensitive skin, you may need to take extra measures to care for and protect 
your skin. Sensitive skin can make skin care difficult as many products that are meant 
for cleansing or beautifying the skin can cause irritation. Therefore, you must be very 
careful what products you choose for skin care and health. You could end up with a real
 problem instead of your desired beautiful, healthy skin.

Symptoms of Sensitive Skin

Though sensitive skin in itself is not a medical condition, it can be a sign of underlying 
conditions that cause various symptoms such as rosacea, eczema, psoriasis, acne, or 
allergies. Many people attribute the symptoms to merely "sensitivity" and never realize
 the actual problem. With any persistent condition, you should seek medical advice from 
a dermatologist to find out what type of skin care and health measures to take. 

Some symptoms that can occur with sensitive skin include rashes and irritation with the
 use of certain products, tightening of the skin, tingling, skin reactions to emotional 
stress, breakouts after shaving, redness, drying, hives, excessive blushing, or irritation 
after short-term or long-term exposure to the sun.

Causes of Sensitive Skin

There are many causes of sensitive skin, and these can vary from one person to the next. 
Men and women alike suffer from sensitive skin. Some skin conditions are genetic.
 If you blush easily or have itchy, dry skin, or if you are prone to get freckles 
or sunburn easily when exposed to the sun for a just a short time, your condition
 may be hereditary. Some allergic reactions are also genetic.

Sometimes, the foods you eat can cause you to have sensitive skin or an allergic reaction.
 Caffeine, spices, and some hot liquids may cause a skin reaction. Your skin may also be 
sensitive to certain cosmetics or skin care and health products. Other causes can be 
medication, stress, or even environmental factors such as windy or very cold weather. 

Treatment for Sensitive Skin

Though treatments may vary for sensitive skin, the best treatment is to avoid products 
or activities that usually cause a reaction. If you know certain skin care products cause
 your skin to break out in a rash, avoid using those products. If you know certain foods 
cause a reaction, avoid those foods.  If you're not sure what's causing the reaction, 
keep a diary of activities, foods, and products used and make a note each time a reaction occurs.

Pamper your skin daily with natural aloe-based gels and creams so the skin can heal itself.
 Aloe vera is known for its healing and rejuvenating properties. It

helps the skin produce new skin cells to replace old, dead cells. Some products, such as
 the Hawaiian aloe-based product called AhVahleen, combine aloe with other natural 
ingredients to enhance the aloe's health properties. Aloe also helps soothe burns and 
cuts, relieve sunburn, and provide relief for a number of skin conditions including psoriasis.
 Aloe products may also protect your skin from damaging sun rays if you spend a lot of time
 outdoors.

Also, use other natural products for skin care and health purposes such as natural foundational
 makeup and powders, natural eye makeup, natural cleansers, and other natural beauty products 
including shampoo, body wash, and shaving cream.

As you try new products, make a note of any skin conditions that continue and those that subside.
 You'll soon find a combination that enables you to live a normal life, even with sensitive skin.
 Visit online stores to experiment with various natural solutions for skin care to enjoy healthy 
skin every day!