Monday, November 19, 2012
Friday, September 28, 2012
TCA Toner, great for acne, sun damage, scars, wrinkles, fine lines and dull skin
TCA Toner, great for acne, sun damage, scars, wrinkles, fine lines and dull skin
- Improves skins texture and discoloration caused by sun damage
- Deeply cleans clogged pores, controls severe Acne, and eliminates blackheads
- Removes deep wrinkles, strong fine lines, and dark spots on all types of skin, Great for removing age spots
- Lightens and Removes medium to deep Scars, Reduces the appearance of stretch marks, birthmarks, and stubborn cellulite
- Greatly minimizes lip creases, crows feet (lines around the eyes), liver spots, and forehead lines, Illuminates and brightens blotchy, dull skin.
- Skin degreaser
Direction:
After cleaning your skin, apply the TCA toner to your face and do not rinse.
Sunscreen SPF 30 is highly recommended every day to prevent hyperpigmentation.
I'M FABULOUS COSMETICS
SUPER WHITE BIO SERUM
Super White Bio Serum, Fast Action Skin Brightening And Lightning, an amazing organic and vegan skin serum that will blow you away!
Created with the top whitening safe, natural actives ingredients.
I'm Fabulous® Super white bio serum, in fact, penetrate fully into the dermal layer, and natural skin brighteners that have been clinically proven to be more effective than hydroquinone restore damaged cells to their more youthful integrity for a younger more even-toned complexion. Safe for daily use and for pregnant women.
A super fast, intensive, and safe approach to skin brightening and lightening. Formulated to penetrate deep into the skin to lighten skin discoloration and pigmentation problems. Skin tone balancer, brightens skin, evens out skin tone, Helps to lighten dark spots left over from acne. Progressively and uniformly moisturize, brighten and condition your skin. An exceptional leave-on AHA product that enhances the penetration of the Brightening Creme (rapid results) as well as promotes an evening of the complexion.
These serum is designed for the face but many customers use our treatment products on their face, neck, décolleté and hands, too.
How to use: Apply twice a day for best results. Apply on face and neck.
Ingredients: Organic Herbal Infusion, Organic Aloe Barbadensis Leaf (Aloe), Hamamelis Virginiana (Witch Hazel), Cassia Angustifolia Seed Polysaccharide (plant based hyaluronic acid), Kosher Vegetabel Glycerin, Methylsulfonylmethane (MSM), Wildcrafted Ganoderma Lucidum (Kojic Acid/Reishi), GigaWhite, Glycolic Acid, Hydroxyethyl Cellulose, Carrageenan Gum, Wildcrafted Salix Lucida (Willow Bark/Salicylic Acid), Organic Glycyrrhiza Glabra (Licorice), Wildcrafted Melissa Officinalis (Lemon Balm), Wildcrafted Panax Ginseng (Chinese Ginseng), Plant Stem Cells, Organic Pimpinella Anisum (Anise), Organic Armoracia Rusticana (Horseradish), Organic Schisandra Chinensis (Schisandra), Organic Joeniculum Vulgare (Fennel), Melissa Officinalis (Melissa Essential Oil), Organic Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba Oil), Tocopheryl Acetate (Vitamin E), Sodium Benzoate, Potassium Sorbate, Ethyl Hexyl Glyceril, Leucidal (radish root ferment).
Wednesday, May 23, 2012
Tuesday, May 8, 2012
Renew....Restore....Repair.....Glow on your skin
Gentle. Effective. Nourishing. Healing.
As we age the natural cellular turn over of our cells slows down dramatically. Our complexion loses its dewy freshness. We look a bit dull and mottled.
By supporting the natural exfoliation process of your skin with a fabulous exfoliant such as I'm Fabulous Magic Exfoliating Masque, you are boosting collagen production, clarifying plugged pores, facilitating the creation of fresh new plump and juicy skin cells, and detoxifying congested complexions.
If there were only one skin care protocol that all complexion conscious people should adopt and maintain....it is hands down regular skin exfoliation.
From acne to aging, all skin conditions are drastically improved with daily and weekly exfoliating. Try it and see for yourself.
This I'm Fabulous Magic Exfoliating masque doubles as a masque and a scrub so well. The smell is very therapeutic and so relaxing!!! It smell so good!!!
This mask is also great to be use after any skin peel to remove extra skin.
You can purchase it directly from I'm Fabulous website.
Monday, May 7, 2012
Anti-aging skin care that works!
We are reviewing the I'm Fabulous ® anti-aging skin care line. The line is made in the USA using kosher, vegan and organic ingredients.
-Skin Peels
-Anti-Aging Serums and Creams
-Needling systems
I'm Fabulous has skin peels, serums, needling systems and specialize in Skin correction and anti-aging. The packaging is ultra chic and and the quality of the products are amazing, yes super potent raw ingredients kept fresh into the Biophotonic glass packaging from Germany.
I'm Fabulous® products penetrate below the surface of your skin to transform skin cell functions at the cellular level and correct the damage within. Using a specific dose and frequency that is recommended specifically by your skin care professional for your skin condition, the prescription-strength system exfoliates old skin leaving healthy, new skin that looks and acts younger and healthier.
I'm Fabulous® Unlike over-the-counter retail products, I'm Fabulous skin care line address age spots, fine lines and wrinkles, hyperpigmentation (discoloration), erythema (redness) and future skin damage, while transforming the quality of your skin on a daily basis.
I'm Fabulous® skin care products are m
anufactured in small batches to keep products fresh and the raw ingredients very active!!
I'm Fabulous® created highly efficacious skin care regimen that deliver immediate physiological improvement in skin quality. Our satisfaction comes from remarkable improvements in the skin conditions of our customers and recommendations of clinicians and medical Aestheticians.
The key benefits of all our skin care products is the ability to provide a more permanent treatment of skin anomalies by genetically replacing the structure that was lost or damaged by natural and environmental process. Unlike the regular anti wrinkle treatments with temporary effects. Plastic surgeons and dermatologists all over the Globe are using I'm Fabulous® new products on outpatient basis for treatment of various skin conditions to reduce cost and risk of surgical face lifting procedures.
We are trilled and love the results this fabulous skin care line makes on the skin. BRAVO!
Friday, March 16, 2012
Organic Skin Care Forum
New Organic Anti-Aging Skin Care Forum
Reviews organic anti-aging skin care products, get advice, ask questions, learn about new products, tell your story....
More and more customers are looking for new products, sulfate and paraben free and organic.
Chemicals free!
Click here to visit the new Organic skin care forum
Reviews organic anti-aging skin care products, get advice, ask questions, learn about new products, tell your story....
More and more customers are looking for new products, sulfate and paraben free and organic.
Chemicals free!
Click here to visit the new Organic skin care forum
Tuesday, February 28, 2012
TCA PEELS may also help skin cancer !
If you think facial resurfacing procedures are just cosmetic, think again.
Facial resurfacing techniques - medical treatments that improve the look and feel of skin - are popular with patients looking to treat signs of photoaging (premature aging caused by ultraviolet exposure) like wrinkles, fine lines, leatheriness, discoloration, and sagging skin. But research now shows that chemical and laser peels (as well as other techniques) similar to the ones dermatologists use to restore skin's youthful appearance may help prevent skin cancer, too.
In a recent study conducted at the Veterans Affairs Palo Alto Medical Center in California, facial resurfacing methods including carbon dioxide (CO2) laser resurfacing and trichloroacetic acid (TCA) peels successfully treated actinic keratosis (AK), the most common skin precancer. These scaly or crusty growths often appear on areas of the body frequently exposed to the sun, such as the face, ears, lips, bald scalp, backs of the hands and forearms, shoulders and neck. Up to 10 percent of actinic keratoses develop into squamous cell carcinoma (SCC), the second most common skin cancer; in fact, many dermatologists believe that actinic keratoses are actually an early stage of squamous cell carcinoma. Since 40-60 percent of all squamous cell carcinomas start as actinic keratoses, the success of these facial resurfacing techniques in treating actinic keratoses suggests that the procedures can help prevent many skin cancers.
Liquid nitrogen, or LN2 cryotherapy, a destructive method which freezes lesions and causes them to fall off, is the most common AK treatment. But in the VA study, Susan M. Swetter, MD, and colleagues treated 24 patients with either a 30 percent TCA chemical peel, a 5 percent fluorouracil (5-FU) cream (a topical medication) applied twice a day for three weeks, or a CO2 laser peel to assess both reductions in development of actinic keratoses and prevention of nonmelanoma skin cancers. All participants had histories of facial or scalp actinic keratoses and/or basal or squamous cell carcinoma (BCC or SCC).
Following treatment, all subjects were examined every three months for two years, and all procedures proved to reduce incidence of actinic keratoses effectively at the first three-month evaluation post-treatment. With 5-FU, the number decreased from almost 62 before treatment to less than 9 (83 percent reduction) three months after treatment; with TCA, the number was reduced from over 83 to less than 8 (89 percent); with the laser, from 78 to 5.5 (92 percent reduction). And all three methods reduced basal cell carcinomas and squamous cell carcinomas significantly (TCA by 40 percent) in up to 4.5 years of long-term follow-up, compared to the number found in a sampling of patients (control group) who were not treated.
While the three treatments performed comparably, one method was most popular with patients. "From a subjective standpoint," notes Dr. Swetter, "the TCA arm was tolerated more favorably, with rapid time to healing and less discomfort than the 5-FU and CO2 laser arms."
The study was small, so "larger samples are definitely needed to confirm our findings," Dr. Swetter explains. But the outcome was nonetheless extremely promising, not only for expanding the arsenal of actinic keratosis treatments, but in offering another tool for skin cancer prevention.
We highly recommend the gorgeous peel from I'M FABULOUS.COM
Friday, February 3, 2012
Trichloroacetic Acid peel instructions
Trichloroacetic Acid peel instructions
The Trichloroacetic Acid (TCA) Peel, a medium peel, is one of the most popular and reliable treatments for skin imperfections. Trichloroacetic acid treatments can be used in varying concentrations from as low as 10% to as high as 50% -- The higher the concentration, the deeper the peel. When used in a controlled fashion, TCA peels produce improvement in collagen and elastin in the skin and reduction of fine wrinkling, acne scars, and dark spots. It will lighten or even diminish tattoos (depending on darkness and depth of tattoo). Tattoos progressively lighten with each treatment. Medium peels (25% TCA) produce a deeper penetration than light peels such as glycolic.
The draw back is that a medium peel causes the skin to appear to have a severe sunburn for about one week. A person having a medium peel must keep the treated skin out of the sun and protected with antibacterial ointment for about one week. 25% TCA works best for most skin issues.
Warning to Client/Patient: Skin condition and overall health are factors in determining whether you are a good candidate for a TCA Peel. Pretreatment medications (if needed), the strength of solution to be used, and duration and depth of the peel may need to be determined by a qualified skincare practitioner. Applying this product without proper medical consultation constitutes using it at your own risk. The seller of this product is not familiar with buyer’s skin type, condition, skin history, or sensitivity and does not make personal recommendations of any kind to any buyer. Seller is not liable for negative or damaging results that may be obtained by proper or improper use of this product on any person.
Side Effects:
The first week after the peel the skin may be red and perhaps swollen. The skin may also burn and may weep slightly.
Peels can sometimes cause persistent redness of the skin and ultimate de-pigmentation, although this is rare.
The most common side effect after a peel is brown discoloration of the skin. This is usually reversible but can rarely be permanent. This side effect usually occurs only in those who have had excessive sun exposure after the peel and who are not protecting the skin with sunscreen SPF 25 or higher.
If the client gets cold sores, a peel can cause them to flare. Client should begin taking Lysine 1-2 weeks prior to a peel (or consult their doctor).
Precautions to Clients:
If the client has any of the following issues or contraindications, a doctor’s advice is recommended so that precautions can be taken:
Recurring Facial Warts
Prior bad reaction to a peel or dermabrasion
Past herpes simplex (cold sores)
History of sun allergies
Recent radiation treatment for cancer
Keloid or hypertrophic scars (thick scars)
Pregnant or breast-feeding
Accutane use within the past six (6) months. Accutane should not be taken for at least six months after the peel either. There are reports of scarring in people who have taken Accutane after a peel.
Sunburn or significant sun exposure in the last two days
Surgery or cryosurgery within the last six weeks to the area that is to be treated.
Recurring Facial Warts
Prior bad reaction to a peel or dermabrasion
Past herpes simplex (cold sores)
History of sun allergies
Recent radiation treatment for cancer
Keloid or hypertrophic scars (thick scars)
Pregnant or breast-feeding
Accutane use within the past six (6) months. Accutane should not be taken for at least six months after the peel either. There are reports of scarring in people who have taken Accutane after a peel.
Sunburn or significant sun exposure in the last two days
Surgery or cryosurgery within the last six weeks to the area that is to be treated.
Do NOT use on children. TCA causes a burning on the skin.
Warts, Moles, Skin Tags:
Treating skin issues such as warts, moles, and skin tags does not require all of the steps as for a facial peel. After cleansing the area to be treated, just apply the solution to the growths, avoiding surrounding skin. 50% TCA works well on most cases. The growths should turn white (frost) after applying 1-3 coats. Rinse off after 4 minutes. The frost will fade after 20-30 minutes. Keep the area moist with ointment or petroleum jelly. The growths should peel off within a week. If portions remain, reapply the solution a second time, same procedure. Not for use on internal warts or growths. For external use only.
What to Do Before The Peel:
At least three to four weeks before the peel client should stop using exfoliating sponges or buff pads. All forms of hair removal should be discontinued at least three to four weeks before the peel. Client should avoid shaving the day of the peel.
Each night before client goes to bed, starting at least two weeks before the peel, client needs to begin applying a mild AHA (Alpha Hydroxy Acid 3-8%) cream or lotion to the entire face and to any other areas that will be treated. This conditions the skin and begins the exfoliation process. It enhances the TCA treatment, resulting in a more even peel.
How the Peel is Done:
ALWAYS do a patch test close to the area you wish to peel to determine the skin’s reaction to the solution. Not everyone's skin reacts the same to skin peel solution... some peel more than others and some less. 25% TCA works best for most skin issues. A solution weaker than 25% may be required. Using too strong of a solution could result in darkening of the skin and scarring. Stronger is not better with skin peels. A full facial treatment or a treatment on large areas with 50% TCA is NOT recommended. 50% should be used only for spot issues such as acne scars, warts, moles, and tattoos. Mix just a small portion of the 100% or 50% TCA down to 25% so that you will have remaining solution for future treatments. Do NOT use metal bowls or utensils for mixing. Treat the patch test as you would the complete peel... keep it moist with ointment and out of the sun for a week. Then determine whether to use the full 25% TCA or to dilute it to a weaker solution for your full treatment. A number of factors come into play, such as allergies, previous peels, etc. Always do the patch test before undergoing a complete peel. You are responsible for it's usage. Mixing TCA can be risky. It is better to let professional estheticians or physician do that. It is always better to get a peel ready to use.
ALWAYS do a patch test close to the area you wish to peel to determine the skin’s reaction to the solution. Not everyone's skin reacts the same to skin peel solution... some peel more than others and some less. 25% TCA works best for most skin issues. A solution weaker than 25% may be required. Using too strong of a solution could result in darkening of the skin and scarring. Stronger is not better with skin peels. A full facial treatment or a treatment on large areas with 50% TCA is NOT recommended. 50% should be used only for spot issues such as acne scars, warts, moles, and tattoos. Mix just a small portion of the 100% or 50% TCA down to 25% so that you will have remaining solution for future treatments. Do NOT use metal bowls or utensils for mixing. Treat the patch test as you would the complete peel... keep it moist with ointment and out of the sun for a week. Then determine whether to use the full 25% TCA or to dilute it to a weaker solution for your full treatment. A number of factors come into play, such as allergies, previous peels, etc. Always do the patch test before undergoing a complete peel. You are responsible for it's usage. Mixing TCA can be risky. It is better to let professional estheticians or physician do that. It is always better to get a peel ready to use.
A 25% solution will result in a medium peel, whereas the 12% will give you a lighter "lunchtime" peel, comparable to a 30% glycolic treatment. Glycolic is much irritating to the skin and will make your skin red.
We highly recommend the Gorgeous peel from I'M FABULOUS COSMETICS, because it is a great safe peel and you can control the peeling. THe more you use it the more you will peel. YOu can do up to 3 layers and you can do it as often as everyday. But always do a patch test first using a Q-tip. You can order it at im-fabulous.com
We highly recommend the Gorgeous peel from I'M FABULOUS COSMETICS, because it is a great safe peel and you can control the peeling. THe more you use it the more you will peel. YOu can do up to 3 layers and you can do it as often as everyday. But always do a patch test first using a Q-tip. You can order it at im-fabulous.com
Procedure: First cleanse the skin with a mild cleanser and remove oils from the skin with an alcohol prep pad. For extra protection, you may want to apply a small amount of ointment around the eyes to protect that area. A 25% TCA solution is the average strength used for normal skin and gives good results without a prolonged recovery period. - Using too strong a solution may result in scarring or discoloration. Skin around the eye area is thinner; a weaker solution should be used there. Avoid getting the solution too close to the eyes. After completing the patch test and determining what strength to use, apply an even coat of the TCA solution using a cotton swab or cotton pad. Do not scrub any areas that may need more exfoliation than others. The skin will burn. The treated skin should frost (turn white) after just a minute or so. Apply a second coat of TCA to problem areas or if the skin is not frosting. The frost indicates that the TCA is penetrating and working as it should. (This is normal and will subside. The frost will fade within 20-30 minutes after the treatment). The solution will be left on the skin for several minutes (3-4), depending on the skin type, condition, and results desired. You will want to fan the treated area at this time since the burning will be intense. Rinse the treated area with cool water and apply cool compresses (water dampened cotton or cloths) after the 3-4 minute application, gently blotting the skin to remove excess solution and to cool the skin. Do not rub the area, as it is now somewhat sensitive. A neutralizer is not necessary, but if you prefer to have one on hand, you may make your own by mixing one cup water with two teaspoons baking soda; simply apply it with cotton pads on the treated area. The treated area will soon begin to take on a pink/brownish color. Next apply a thin coat of protective triple-antibacterial ointment. During this time the skin will begin to feel better, although a very slight burning sensation may continue for a while.
Note: If you are only applying a 12.5% solution for a light peel, there is no need to apply ointment. DO apply a sunblock for a week or so following the light peel treatment. Lunchtime peels lightly flake... they do not peel the same as the 25% TCA treatment.
Post Treatment Care:
For 7-12 days after the peel, clean the skin with warm water using the mild liquid cleanser. Use fingertips (not a wash cloth) since the skin is very sensitive at this time. Avoid the use of abrasive or exfoliating sponges. After cleansing, pat dry with a clean towel, and then apply ointment to keep the exfoliating skin soft and the new skin protected.
The skin will turn brown, wrinkle up, and crust, much like a bad sunburn. It is this browned outer layer of skin that is in the process of exfoliating. Keep it moist each day with ointment. Do not peel, pick, or scratch the exfoliating skin. Advil, Nuprin, or Ibuprofen (200 mg) may be taken 3-4 times daily with food to reduce swelling and discomfort, if needed.
Avoid sun exposure -- this includes tanning beds. Sunlight on the skin after a peel can cause brown discoloration of the new skin. A sunscreen of SPF 25 or higher should be applied every morning before going outdoors. With trichloroacetic acid peels, scarring and brown discoloration of the skin is unlikely unless the client goes to a tanning salon after having the treatment or lies out in the sun. Daily sunscreen use should continue indefinitely to prevent new photo damage from occurring. The new skin will have a pinkish color for several days, perhaps weeks after the peel (depending on solution strength and skin condition). If there is persistent redness in an area that doesn’t seem to be fading after the first few weeks, let the doctor know. Persistent redness of the skin can lead to brown discoloration of the red area and a scar if it is not treated right away.
For a minimum of one month after the peel, do not have hair removed by any technique. It can cause severe irritation of the skin. Make-up application may be resumed one week after the peel, provided there is no crusting or tenderness.
Touch-ups or a second peel may be needed after the initial peel. Wait at least 4-6 weeks before reapplying the TCA.
Diluting Trichloroacetic Acid is not recommended, much safer to buy a peel already mixed!
We highly recommend those skin peels.
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
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Monday, January 2, 2012
Hyaluronic Acid Serum
Hyaluronic Acid Serum Click for more details....
Great for oily and acne skin, dry and normal skin. So pure, it is pure protein for the skin.
Excellent for post peel and post laser treatments.Can be use daily without making your skin oily or clogging your pores...a must have for daily skin care.
Hyaluronic acid is a polysaccharid found naturally in the human body. It not only helps cushion and lubricate joints, but is also a major component of skin tissue. The skin holds almost fifty percent of your body’s hyaluronic acid in the skin. It is also found in joints connective tissues and eye fluids. Hyaluronic Acid Serums not only plump and moisturizing skin, they also help heal and comfort skin. Hyaluronic Acid Serums also prevent fine lines and wrinkles. Hyaluronic Acid is not only used in skin care products (usually in creams, serums and rarely found in cleansers), it is also be found in make up products, including lip glosses, eye shadows and tinted creams. This is due to its anti-irritant, anti inflammatory and hydrating properties. Hyaluronic acid gives the eyeballs its unique shape and structure. Hyaluronic acid made the jump into skin care several years ago. It not only helps skin retain moisture but it creates a cushion to help plump out the look of fine lines and wrinkles. Hyaluronic acid is viscous and gooey but absorbs into the skin without any residue, making it a popupar ingredient in serums, creams and make up products. Hyaluronic acid is known to be able to carry several hundred times its weight in water, however, because of the size of the molecule it becomes less effective in skin care.
We have found that most Hyaluronic acid that are less then $40 have glycerin or other inexpensive ingredients mixed in it! We highly recommend I'm Fabulous hyaluronic acid serum.
Although I can see reduction in the wrinkles on my face, but I just hope that Hyaluronic acid serum doesn’t have any side effects. I have checked online. Sources said that although there are no serious side effects. I’m so relieved because this the Bio Identical Hyaluronic Protein Serum is the best product I have used ever.
Great for oily and acne skin, dry and normal skin. So pure, it is pure protein for the skin.
Excellent for post peel and post laser treatments.Can be use daily without making your skin oily or clogging your pores...a must have for daily skin care.
Hyaluronic acid is a polysaccharid found naturally in the human body. It not only helps cushion and lubricate joints, but is also a major component of skin tissue. The skin holds almost fifty percent of your body’s hyaluronic acid in the skin. It is also found in joints connective tissues and eye fluids. Hyaluronic Acid Serums not only plump and moisturizing skin, they also help heal and comfort skin. Hyaluronic Acid Serums also prevent fine lines and wrinkles. Hyaluronic Acid is not only used in skin care products (usually in creams, serums and rarely found in cleansers), it is also be found in make up products, including lip glosses, eye shadows and tinted creams. This is due to its anti-irritant, anti inflammatory and hydrating properties. Hyaluronic acid gives the eyeballs its unique shape and structure. Hyaluronic acid made the jump into skin care several years ago. It not only helps skin retain moisture but it creates a cushion to help plump out the look of fine lines and wrinkles. Hyaluronic acid is viscous and gooey but absorbs into the skin without any residue, making it a popupar ingredient in serums, creams and make up products. Hyaluronic acid is known to be able to carry several hundred times its weight in water, however, because of the size of the molecule it becomes less effective in skin care.
We have found that most Hyaluronic acid that are less then $40 have glycerin or other inexpensive ingredients mixed in it! We highly recommend I'm Fabulous hyaluronic acid serum.
My dermatologist has prescribed me a cream Hyaluronic acid serum for my wrinkles. I’m using the Best Hyaluronic acid serum cream and I apply it regularly. This cream is unique. It contains pure Hyaluronic acid serum. It has clinical strength anti aging serum and it also contains vitamin E and Vitamin C. It is non-greasy. It plumps and hydrates dull skin and fills the wrinkles and fine lines. The biggest advantage is that it doesn’t contain alcohol, sulfates or parabens. It has given my face a very youthful appearance.
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