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Diffusion and osmosis play important roles in transporting substances through the skin. Diffusion allows molecules like medicines, nutrients from food, and essential oils to pass from areas of high concentration to low concentration through the skin and into the bloodstream. Osmosis transports water and keeps tissues hydrated. If these processes failed, important substances like nicotine from patches, hormones from HRT treatments, and moisture wouldn't be able to enter the skin, potentially causing issues like nicotine withdrawal symptoms, low hormone levels, and dehydrated tissues.
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This document summarizes an interview with Dr. Flora Rouhanifar about skin health. The interview discusses the functions of skin, factors that influence skin health like diet and hygiene, different skin types, and tips for caring for different skin types like oily and dry skin. The interview also provides advice on selecting cosmetic products, treating conditions like pimples and pigmentation, using sunscreen properly, and general tips for healthy skin.
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Dry brush massage is a technique that uses a natural bristle brush to stimulate circulation, exfoliate dead skin cells, and promote lymphatic drainage. It works by brushing the skin in long, sweeping motions to increase blood flow, remove dead skin, and keep pores open. The benefits include reviving skin tone and color, improving muscle tone and strength, strengthening the immune system, and removing toxins from the body. It should be done for 5-10 minutes daily, starting from the feet and brushing upwards towards the heart.
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This document provides information on how to age well through skin care. It discusses the intrinsic and extrinsic causes of skin aging. Intrinsic aging is due to genetic and biological factors like hormones and accounts for about 10% of skin aging. Extrinsic aging, which makes up 90% of skin aging, is caused by external environmental factors like sun exposure and smoking. The document outlines morphological changes in the skin with aging like loss of volume, fat redistribution and collagen breakdown. It provides tips from dermatologists on reducing premature skin aging such as daily sun protection, stopping smoking, eating a healthy diet and moisturizing the skin. The take home message is that aging is natural but can be slowed down through proper skin care to help
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The document discusses various skin conditions and problems. It begins by describing the structure of skin, which consists of three layers - the epidermis, dermis and hypodermis. It then summarizes several common skin issues like dry skin, acne, pigmentation, prickly heat, wrinkles and body odor. For each topic, it provides an overview of causes and treatments.
Skin Care Tips
The document provides tips for maintaining healthy skin, including eating a balanced diet, drinking water, exercising, and protecting skin from sun damage. It discusses various spa treatments like facials, masks, and wraps that can rejuvenate and pamper skin. Wrinkles are caused by aging and sun damage, which breaks down collagen. Maintaining proper nutrition, hydration, sleep, and avoiding smoking can help diminish wrinkles. The tips also cover treating blackheads, pimples, and winter skin care. Facial masks are recommended for absorbing excess oil and improving skin texture.
Oct2015eyecircles
Dark under eye circles are a common concern that can make one look tired. There are multiple potential causes including swelling, excess pigmentation, prominent blood vessels, and loss of volume. Treatments depend on the individual's particular causes and may include minimizing salt/alcohol, green tea bags, creams, lasers, fillers, and seeing a dermatologist.
Skin Care at Every Age
Skin is a dynamic organ that requires care and attention. At every stage in the life cycle there are challenges posed, both environmental and genetic, to our skin. This presentation gives an overview of the needs of childhood and adult skin at different stages. Skin care routines, including moisturizers, sunscreens and cosmetic products and techniques covered.
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Embark on a transformative journey to glowing, healthy skin with our comprehensive document on skincare tips and tricks. Dive deep into the world of skincare as we unveil a treasure trove of expert advice, time-tested techniques, and cutting-edge insights. From daily routines to specialized treatments, discover how to pamper your skin and achieve that coveted radiant complexion. Whether you're a skincare novice or a seasoned enthusiast, this document is your ultimate guide to achieving and maintaining the skin of your dreams. Explore it now for a radiant and confident you!
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Introducing "The Ultimate Guide to Skincare": Your Path to Radiant Skin
Unlock the secrets to achieving the healthy, glowing skin you've always dreamed of with "The Ultimate Guide to Skincare." This comprehensive eBook is your all-in-one resource for navigating the world of skincare with confidence and achieving your skincare goals.
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1. Comprehensive Knowledge: Dive deep into understanding your skin's unique needs, from identifying your skin type to uncovering the factors that influence skin health.
2. Mastering the Basics: Learn the art of effective cleansing, exfoliation, toning, and moisturizing – the foundation of any successful skincare routine.
3. Building Your Regimen: Create a tailored skincare routine that fits seamlessly into your daily life, with step-by-step instructions for both morning and evening routines.
4. Unlocking Ingredients: Discover the power of key skincare ingredients like hyaluronic acid, vitamin C, retinol, and more. Understand how these ingredients work and which ones best suit your skin's needs.
5. Sun Protection Strategies: Safeguard your skin against sun damage with expert tips on choosing the right sunscreen and integrating sun protection into your routine.
6. Troubleshooting and Solutions: Tackle common skin concerns head-on, from acne to dryness, sensitivity, and signs of aging. Empower yourself with effective prevention and treatment strategies.
7. Holistic Approach: Explore the synergy between skincare and overall well-being. Learn how diet, hydration, sleep, and stress management contribute to your skin's vitality.
8. Personalization and Beyond: Tailor your skincare routine to your unique needs, adapt to changing seasons, and delve into advanced skincare techniques and products.
9. Consistency is Key: Gain insights into maintaining a consistent routine, tracking progress, and adjusting as needed for remarkable, long-lasting results.
10. Expert Resources: Access a curated list of reputable dermatologists, skincare brands, online communities, educational websites, and more to support your skincare journey.
Embark on a transformative journey towards healthier, more radiant skin with "The Ultimate Guide to Skincare." This eBook merges expert knowledge with practical advice, empowering you to make informed decisions and craft a skincare regimen that resonates with your individuality. Whether you're a skincare novice or an aficionado seeking to refine your routine, this guide is your roadmap to unlocking your skin's full potential. Start your journey today and embrace the beauty of self-care through knowledge.
Structure of skin and skin relating problems
This document discusses the structure of skin and common skin problems. It begins by describing the three layers of skin - epidermis, dermis and hypodermis. It then covers various skin issues like dry skin, acne, pigmentation, prickly heat, wrinkles and body odor. For each topic, it explains causes, characteristics and treatment or prevention methods.
Skin pigmentation | Skin Pigmentation Disorders
Skin pigmentation:
Pigmentation means coloring. Skin pigmentation disorders affect the color of your skin. Your skin gets its color from a pigment called melanin. Special cells in the skin make melanin. When these cells become damaged or unhealthy, it affects melanin production. Some pigmentation disorders affect just patches of skin. Others affect your entire body.
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- 1. Explain the importance of osmosis and diffusion in the skin By Tia, Megan and Alycia
- 2. What is the role of diffusion/osmosis in the skin? The role of diffusion in the skin is to supply the body with molecules that it may need, If the body needs medicine the medicine needs to get into the bloodstream once the tablet or pill is swallowed the pill will make it's way to the stomach, once in the stomach, the medicine from the pill is absorbed into the lining of the stomach and then into the bloodstream this process is done through diffusion of the medicine molecules making it's way into the correct cells., Also the body carries out osmosis as without the water supply around the body the eyes and other parts of the body will dry out. Sometimes medication come in ointment or cream form. When applied to the skin, the skin them absorbs the ointment as there is none in the skin cells and lots on top of them. This is called diffusion. Diffusion also helps the body get all necessary nutrients from food and that goes into our stomach and this is broken down by enzymes and transported into our cells.
- 3. What substances would be moves through osmosis or diffusion in the skin and where would they be moved from/to? Nicotine Nicotine patches are worn on your skin, where it slowly releases nicotine, which is absorbed into your body through your skin. Using the patch can help to reduce withdrawal symptoms when you quit, such as cravings, irritability and difficulty concentrating. However, it may not stop these symptoms completely. Nicotine patches are small, self-adhesive patches that you stick on your skin so that nicotine can enter your bloodstream at a steady rate all day. When you smoke or use other nicotine replacement therapies, you get a "spike" of high nicotine level in your blood, which then lowers until you feel the need to take another dose and top up your nicotine levels. The patch just keeps you at a steady level all the time and gets you accustomed to that without expecting to have occasional high levels. Patches come in different strengths, and you go from the strongest one you need to the weakest available, and then stop using them altogether. Essential oils Essential oils are miniscule in molecular size, which means they are absorbed well by the skin – making them perfect ingredients in personal care items intended to heal, soften, and nourish. The skin is relatively permeable to fat soluble substances and relatively impermeable to water soluble substances. Essential oil molecules are so minute that when they are applied to the skin; they are able to pass through the stratum corneum (the outer layer of the epidermis). From here the oil molecule passes through dermis, into the capillaries and into the bloodstream. Absorption also occurs through the hair follicles and sweat ducts. There are many factors that affect absorption of an oil molecule. Both rate of circulation and the warmth of the skin increase blood flow to the surface, therefore increasing the skin’s ability to absorb the oil. Circulation and warmth can be increased by massage. HRT Hormone replacement therapy (HRT) can help to ease symptoms of menopause. As a woman approaches her mid-40s to early 50s, levels of the female hormones oestrogen and progesterone start to decline. The menstrual cycle becomes irregular. Menopause is the point when a woman has not had a period for a year. Common symptoms of menopause include hot flashes, sleep disturbances, and vaginal discomfort. For most women, symptoms of menopause are mild and no treatment is necessary. The skin patch results in the required hormones being delivered directly to the bloodstream. Since they don't have to travel through the stomach and liver first. The patches are replaced once or twice weekly. They should be placed on clean, dry skin. Do not use cream or talcum powder on the area where you intend to put the patch. The best area is usually the upper buttocks. HRT implants are inserted into the fat under the skin in a simple procedure. A local anaesthetic is used to numb the skin. Then a small cut is made, usually in the lower abdomen, the implant is inserted and the wound is stitched or taped closed. The stitch or tape is removed a few days later.
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