Oct 24
Enlarged blood vessels (broken capillaries and spider veins) redden the face as if a woman spent the whole day by a blast furnace. Weak blood vessel walls are usually inherited; as we grow older, the capillaries become increasingly noticeable. As blood vessel walls are not able to contract, blood flushes into the face making it “glow”. Commonly, congested capillaries can be seen on the wings of the nose, cheeks and chin as well as on a thin allergic skin. Continue reading »
Even if you are one of the many women suffering from unwanted facial hair, there is no need for you to put up with it and accept it as your fate. There is a couple of ways to get rid of that hair. Unwanted facial hair can grow above upper lip, on the chin and cheekbones. Before you decide on how to remove them, you need to determine the reason behind its growth. 
Summer is just around the corner, and it’s high time to think about hair removal. The key to a smooth skin staying hair free is epilation. There are three main kinds of epilation: laser epilation, bioepilation (waxing) and photoepilation. Each of them is effective for unwanted hair removal, but at the same time each one has its side effects and contraindications. This article will help you to choose the epilation method, which suits you best. 
