How to Maintain your Eyelash Extensions?

Almond oil can be found in most health food stores and some supermarkets; occasionally she also uses it on her hair, after shampooing, as a leave-in hair treatment before a final rinse. Combination and sensitive skin types may need special attention;

For example, combination skin may require a light water-based moisturiser on the oily t-zone and oil-based moisturiser on the drier skin areas, whilst sensitive skin types can benefit from fragrance-free and hypoallergenic moisturisers.

Regardless of your skin type, I highly recommend non-pore clogging (noncomedogenic or nonacnegenic) moisturisers, if in doubt look for the dermatologist tested brands. I personally love a SPF moisturiser for the daytime.

 An important ingredient for anyone in this day and age including those of you who think that tanned or dark skinned people are exempt from skin cancer - this is clearly not truth... you only have one skin, so for your own sake, look after it!

For those aged 25 and onwards, as far as anti-aging is concerned, prevention is better than cure. With today's technology there are some fantastic anti-age skin care treatments on the market, and don't be fooled into thinking you have to spend hundreds of dollars on any one item. Clck here for more information: Lashsociety

If you do some quick research on the Internet, or visit your local supermarket, you will find plenty of reputable and less expensive brands are being backed by professional cosmetic surgeons who also promote prevention is better than cure.

Other useful skin care tips are more to do about a healthy and balanced diet, regular exercise and plenty of rest, all contributing factors to how we look and feel, both on the inside and out. How we eat, drink, exercise and rest will vary from time to time, based on how we feel and how we age. The same can be said about our overall beauty regime and makeup preferences.