Aug 04 2008
How the Skin Ages
There are four processes involved in the aging of the skin. The process of aging of your skin involves cell turnover, the slowing down of collagen production, the skin drying out as estrogen production and thyroid function decrease and the attack of free radicals on your skin. All of these things are involved in the aging process of the skin. Read further…
Jul 12 2008
Jean of Surrey, B.C. is the winner of our latest contest - she wins a grab bag of collagen production cosmetics. Congratulations Jean!
Stay tuned for the next contest on PureAgeless.com
Jun 16 2008
PureAgeless - is holding our third contest! Win some natural anti-aging skincare solutions.
PureAgeless is holding our third contest sponsored by Nature’s Bay on College Street, Toronto! The rules are simple: Be the 100th person to enter. Enter as often as you like. Contest closes midnight June 30, 2008.
Your prize will contain the following natural skincare products and supplements to help with collagen production of the skin:
Jun 16 2008
I’ve just discovered another anti-aging skin care product for enriching dry aging skin. It’s Nature’s Pür Element Body Butter in “Vanilla”. Our skin needs help both on the inside with healthy anti-aging nutrition, nutritional supplements, positive lifestyle changes to help fight the diseases of aging and protecting the skin on the outside.
Jun 06 2008
No doubt you have heard about all the health benefits of olive oil and noticed that olive oil is often used as an ingredient in many hair and anti-aging skin care products. Well I just found another use for olive oil I wanted to share.
A friend told me a recipe for making your own makeup remover. It involved a mixture of three oils, two of them being olive oil and castor oil. Well, I didn’t have any in the house that night and I decided to give olive oil a try as a makeup remover. Result: it’s soft on the skin, works like a dream and the price is so right, costing about $6 - $8 for a huge bottle from the grocery store. I’ve put some olive oil in a small bottle and it’s now my makeup remover of choice in the bathroom. Also, it doesn’t smell so don’t worry about that
Just wanted to share this tip with our readers!
Jun 02 2008
I had booked an appointment for a repeat visit at the Summerhill Spa at 154 Cumberland Avenue, Yorkville, Toronto to review their anti-aging microdermabrasion treatment with a deep cleansing facial. It’s a repeat visit because we at PureAgeless prefer organic and all natural treatments and these are the kind of products that the Summerhill Spa uses. My esthetician, Jennifer, recommended the frequency for follow-up microdermabrasion treatments for my skin, something I appreciated.
First my face was cleansed with gentle botanical cleansing cream and then exfoliated with their rice grain exfoliator product while the face steamer is blowing on steam to my skin to assist in the cleaning and
May 28 2008
Jason Pure Natural & Organic “Dulce de Leche” Bathset - Product Review
Made by Jason Pure Natural & Organic, the Dulce de Leche bathset of Hand and Body lotion and Satin Shower Body Wash provides an organic anti-aging treat for your skin in the bathroom. We tried the duo over a one month period of time and came up with the following product review for our readers.
We raved over the Satin Shower Body Wash but were a little disappointed, but not totally disappointed with the Hand and Body Lotion.
The Satin Shower Body Wash was a delight in the shower because of its fabulous scent and organic ingredients. Our opinion is always that we should avoid products which contain chemicals such as
May 19 2008
Microdermabrasion is a cosmetic procedure that can be done at home or in a salon. The home procedure can be performed with a hand held machine such as Neutrogena’s At Home Microdermabrasion kit or with any one of the variety of microdermabrasion formulas available on the market.
However, treatments at home are not as effective as the treatment you can have in a salon because of the equipment used and the skills of the esthetician performing the task. In a salon, the esthetician will use a specialized tool for the procedure which utilizes various crystals such as sodium bicarbonate, aluminum oxide or sodium chloride. The tool action shoots out the crystals and vacuums up the used crystals and dead skin cells.
