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 ” At a young age, cell renewal process is completed in about 28 days” . There is an optimal production of collagen and elastin,  production of proteins that help to support dermis structure, making the skin  smooth, toned and compact.

A good daily skin care routine is essential for maintaining a healthy looking, fresh skin, but every once in a while we need to leave it to the professionals and get a facial treatment at a beauty salon or a spa.

A facial is a multi-step, multi-purpose skin treatment including steam, face masks, exfoliation, cleansing, a face massage and a variety of creams and lotions. There are many types of facial treatments, and choosing the one you need depends on your skin type and skin issues. Some are highly moisturizing, others are firming and restoring, while some focus on problem areas and certain skin conditions.

After being diagnosed with a skin condition, getting a regular facial treatment will help treat it and heal your skin. Issues like blackheads, whiteheads, pimples, sunspots and sun damage, acne, inflammation and redness, dehydration, wrinkles.

Collagen is the most common protein found in the body. It’s present in tendons, fat, and ligaments, among other places. It helps the pieces of our bodies to fit together, and is crucial to the strength of our bone structure. When collagen levels are healthy, cells that contain collagen take on a strong and youthful appearance.

The interesting thing about collagen is that stimulating its growth causes a domino effect. The more collagen you have, the more your body is able to produce and maintain. Read on to find out ways that you can naturally support your body’s collagen production.

• Food rich in Vitamin C – Eating foods rich in vitamin C and amino acids can increase the levels of hyaluronic acid and collagen in the body as both are important for skin.
• Aloe Vera Gel has long been used for healing and soothing wounds. The reason it works to treat cuts and burns is because the aloe vera plant increases collagen production when applied topically or even taken orally.
• Cilantro also known as coriander leaf, is an herb commonly called for in recipes. It contains vitamin C, which has been linked to boosts in collagen production.

Regular Scalp treatments in salons are one of such effective hair loss prevention methods. Scalp treatment  is based on scientific research for one purpose- to improve the condition of the scalp, providing a healthy environment for your hair growth.

Professional hair and scalp treatments are effective to address multiple problems of the scalp and degrading hair quality, including hair loss. These treatments work by tackling the issues from the roots, promoting blood circulation and revitalizing the follicles.

• Normalizes secretion of oil
• Helps get rid of dandruff
• Prevent  aging scalp
• Provides deep conditioning
• Fights thinning hair

Massage involves the rubbing and manipulating of muscles, tendons, skin and ligaments. Massage has moved beyond the walls of your favorite spa to medical settings, such as clinics and hospitals.

A full body massage offers multiple benefits, both physically and psychologically. Consult a physician before having a massage if you have medical conditions, such as cancer, fractures, blood clots, rheumatoid arthritis, osteoporosis.

• Reduced Stress, Anxiety and Depression
• Pain and Stiffness Relief
• Increase Circulation
• Improve  immune system’s functionality
• Replenishes and promote circulation of blood
• Relaxes the nervous system with de-stressing properties

Sunlight has a profound effect on the skin that can result in the premature aging, and a host of other skin-related conditions. Exposure to ultraviolet (UV) light accounts for around 90 percent of all symptoms of skin injury.

UV Radiation can cause collagen to break down at a higher rate than normal aging. It does this by penetrating the middle layer of skin (dermis), causing the abnormal buildup of elastin.   When these elastins accumulate, enzymes are produced which inadvertently break down collagen and create so-called “solar scars.” Continued exposure only speeds the process, leading to further wrinkling and sagging.

UV Exposure causes the uneven thickening and thinning of the skin called solar elastosis, resulting in coarse wrinkling and a yellow discoloration, pigmentation, dehydration skin.