How to Have a Healthy and Young Skin

 

The objective of this page is to present health information in a manner that  is fascinating for an average reader who seeks information about health related issues. Today i am writing on tips for a healthy and young looking blemish skin that is capable of tickling a fancy.

Steps Include:

1. Protect yourself from scorching UV rays from the sun, this can be achieved by avoiding the sun during high intensity hours, wearing of protective clothing, and  by the use of sun screens.

2. Avoid smoking, research has shown that skin wrinkles and shrink and gradually degrades with age and smoking has been found to accelerate the process.

3.  Clean your skin thoroughly by using warm water and mild soap, do not excessively bath with hot water to prevent strip of oil on your skin. Apply moisturizers regularly to prevent drying up of skin. If your face is naturally dry avoid alcohol based products while  if your face is naturally oily avoid oil based products like petroleum jelly.

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What Is Dandruff? What Are The Symptoms Of Dandruff?

 Dandruff is a condition of the scalp that causes flakes of skin to appear. Dandruff is a common condition, which is marked by itching. In some cases it can be embarrassing and not easy to treat.
 Dandruff can be chronic (long-term) or the result of certain triggers. People with dandruff may also experience irritation and redness on the scalp.

Excessive flaking may be caused by an underlying illness or condition, such as psoriasis, a fungal infection (Malassezia), seborrheic dermatitis, or even head lice.

Some individuals with severe dandruff may have social or self-esteem problems. Therefore, treatment may be important for both physiological and psychological reasons.

The word dandruff comes from (most likely) dand (origin unknown) and E. Anglian (England) dialect huff, hurf, meaning "scab". This is probably linked to the Old Norse word hrufa, meaning "scab". The Old High German word hruf means "scurf".

What are the signs and symptoms of dandruff?

The hallmark sign of dandruff, or seborrheic dermatitis of the scalp, is white flakes on the scalp and in the hair. If the person is wearing dark clothes, the flakes will be more noticeable when they fall on their shoulders. The scalp may also feel itchy, tight or sore.

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What are the causes of pimples?

Pimples being a common ailment  encountered by individuals once they are close to puberty, therefore i have decided to write this article on what causes pimples, many individuals would have pondered of this question, which may have lead to mythical beliefs attached to it. Before we proceed i would like to write little on the definition of pimples.

A pimple is a small pustule or papule. Pimples are small skin lesions or inflammations of the skin - they are sebaceous glands (oil glands) which are infected with bacteria, swell up, and then fill up with pus.

Pimples are also known as spots or zits

Pimples occur when the sebaceous glands, which are located at the base of hair follicles, become overactive. The most vulnerable parts of the body are the face, back, chest and shoulders. Pimples are palpable signs of acne, especially when a breakout occurs.

According to Medilexicon's medical dictionary:

A pimple is A papule or small pustule; usually meant to denote an inflammatory lesion of acne.

What are the causes of pimples?

The sebaceous glands, which produce sebum, exist inside the pores of our skin. The outer layers of our skin are being shed continuously.

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Must Read: Benefits Of Shea Butter On The Skin.

We all know of Shea butter, what I think is that most of us have not realised the importance of Shea Butter to the World Market and the economy today.

Most women spends comparable amount of monies on Cosmetic Products that only contain about 5% of Shea Butter with the other 95% made up of synthetic compounds to give a desired texture and scent.

Compare the price of a Kilo of Shea Butter in Nigeria against the price of an imported jar
of cosmetic containing 5% or less of Shea Butter. Would it not be prudent to take that kilo of Shea butter and maximise it to the fullest?

Why not design your own skin cream!

Shea butter has been known to work well against stretch marks. It also benefits those suffering dry skin, dermatitis and sunburn, quick skin healing and cinnamic acid, which protects the skin against the harmful UV rays of the sun.
Since Shea butter is well tolerated by the skin, it usually does not trigger off any allergic reactions. This makes it ideal for use by persons with sensitive skin.

Medicinal Value

Shea butter is used as a base for medicinal ointments and has been claimed to have anti-inflammatory properties.

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