Product DescriptionWomen today want to look as good as they can for as long as they can. Yet to many people expensive Botox procedures, chemical peels, and laser and surgery treatments are understandably unappealing. Topical moisturizers help—but only so much. However, what you eat changes the look, feel, and flexibility of your skin. Aging skin also does more than wrinkle—it sags, discolors, and causes the loss of firmness and luminosity. This guide isolates the 100 best foods (more…)
Review
“The Clear Skin Diet translates many dynamic research findings in dermatology and nutritional sciences, helping to illuminate what has been a great source of confusion–the role of diet in acne. Drs Logan and Treloar provide insight and clear up the dietary confusion with an approach that guides the reader through simple and logical decisions. The text also incorporates relevant lifestyle factors that act together with diet in the promotion of skin and overrall health and wel (more…)
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An overwhelming number of products on the market today promise to make dull, dry, scaly, oily, or acne-prone skin radiant. Often, though, these products only improve the skin slightly–for a time–or actually make the skin worse. Othes do absolutely nothing at all, except drain your budget. But Baby boomers–who are striving to live in harmony with nature, and to age with grace, style, even panache–are demanding more. “Return to Beautiful Skin” was written for t (more…)
From Publishers Weekly
In this thorough, practical guide, writer and registered nutrition specialist Gabriel (Clear Skin) recommends subjecting everyday cosmetics to the same scrutiny with which we subject our food: “each cosmetic chemical ends up in thousands of hungry mouths covering our skin-pores.” Navigating labels is a true problem, because cosmetics come under no government regulation, unlike food and drugs; as such, skin products sold as “natural” or “organic” may contain nu (more…)
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