Health & Fitness
No insurance company agent will ever approve your application for health insurance with maternity coverage, if he or she is aware that you are already pregnant. Of course, if the agent is a close friend or a relative, then maybe you can be an exception. But if ever you got approved for that application, would you risk your friend or relative’s employment? Kidding aside, the point is that it is very difficult, if not impossible, to get a health insurance with maternity coverage if you are proven to be already carrying a baby inside you. So if you just got married and you are planning to have a family, listen up and the next five to ten minutes of reading this article might actually save you not just a lot of money but also lives your loved ones.

First, why is it that most insurance companies would not approve an applicant who is already pregnant? It’s actually very simple. It’s similar to the reason why insurance companies are rejecting applicants who already have pre-existing medical conditions. If you already have cancer, you will seek treatment and medical assistance with or without any kind of insurance. It means that there is a 100 percent chance that they will spend a lot of money on all kinds of treatment and medical support your contract entails. If they would allow already pregnant women to have health insurance with maternity coverage, those insurance companies will be bankrupt sooner that your due date. At the end of the day, those insurance companies are still businesses no matter how good their mission and vision is.

Here is a step by step guide to get insurance with maternity coverage. If you are not yet pregnant, you won’t have any problems applying for any kind of health insurance that has maternity coverage. The first step is to do your research about the insurance companies in your state and compare their plans. Choose the best plan that suits your needs, lifestyle and financial capability. Second, make sure that you are already fulfilled with your job before deciding to get pregnant. If you feel like transferring to a new job while in the middle of the insurance plan and the pregnancy, it might take a while for you to use the benefits of your health insurance. In short, to maximize the benefits of the insurance, stick to your job until you have fully enjoyed the perks of the insurance.

It is always important to know the ins and outs of your life insurance to make the most out of it. Be sure that you fully understand all the terms and conditions and make sure that you have read all the underlying clauses that might affect you and your child’s life in the future. They say that a child is always a blessing. If you don’t get the life insurance that has maternity coverage, this blessing might not be given the utmost care that it needs. Having to think of responsibilities as parents is hard enough. Don’t make it even more difficult by not getting insured and later on suffer the consequences of risking your child’s life and future.
Tuesday, 09 March 2010 19:14

Receding Hairline Treatment For Men

Written by April
For men there are many signs of aging and perhaps the most frustrating sign is a receding hair line.  On average two thirds of men will suffer from some sort of hair loss and practically all of them will experience a degree of frontal or temple hair loss.  As a result there umpteen different products on the market intended to reduce the rate of hair loss and/or to reverse the hair loss altogether.  The success of these products is dubious to say the least but men continue to spend hundreds of dollars every year in an attempt to regain their beloved hair.

The reason genetic hair loss can happen is due to a hormone that men produce called dihydrotesterone (DHT) which goes on to attack the hair follicles causing them to shrink over a period of months and even years.  Eventually they will shrink so much that they simply fall out and won’t ever be replaced.  Men can actually lose about half of the frontal hair before realizing that this genetic hair loss is happening to them.

If you have spent any time looking at anti-hair loss products you will see that some of them claim that hair loss is caused by poor circulation, clogged pores and even a lack of oxygen.  However these claims are unfounded so be very careful about this fact before you part with your hard earned cash.  These products aren’t always very cheap so you don’t want to be ripped off.  95% of hair loss is caused by DHT with the other 5% being caused by other factors such as cancer treatments.

Be aware that the FDA has approved only four different hair loss treatments which are hair transplants, flap surgery, Minoxidil (Rogaine) and Finasteride (Propecia).

Hair Transplant - At first hair transplants can appear very expensive however over the long run they work out pretty cost-effective.  You are also more likely to achieve the appearance you are after.  99% of the hairs that are transplanted are successful and are actually taken from the area of your scalp that has resisted the DHT hair loss.

Flap Surgery - Despite the fact that flap surgery has improved in recent years it is still considered to be the least effective of all the hair loss treatments on the market.  Basically a part of your scalp is rotated however this results in a very unnatural hair line so don’t choose this treatment unless you really know what you want from it.

Finasteride (Propecia) and Minoxidil (Rogaine) - If you decide to undergo either of these treatments you need to understand that it doesn’t work for receding temple hair however it does work for frontal and mid-scalp anterior regions.  When going on the Finasteride or Minoxidil program you will need to take it for life in order to enjoy the benefits.

Any kind of hair loss treatment is going to require a lot of research before you commit yourself to it.  Not only is there a lot of money involved, there is also a lot of time in going through the treatment.  Please think about it carefully and consider what treatment is most appropriate for your type of receding hair line.  It might be that a hair transplant is the best course of action so talk to a few surgeons for their advice.
Monday, 08 March 2010 16:36

How To Get Rid Of Red Stretch Marks

Written by April
Stretch marks can appear on many parts of the body including the stomach, thighs, breasts, arms, hips and buttocks.  The reason for the stretch marks appearing can be due to weight gain, weight loss and also pregnancy.  If the middle layer of the skin (the dermis) has been torn it will result in what appears to be stretch marks.

Whenever stretch marks appear you ought to have them treated as quickly as possible because when you catch them early on you will find they disappear much easier.  If your stretch marks are red, brown, pink or purple then you will find it easier to treat than if you allow them to become white or silver.

When it comes to treating red stretch marks you will see that the products on the market vary greatly in terms of the type and the price.  More and more products seem to be entering the market place so knowing which ones to try is very tricky.  If you want an at-home treatment option then you can look for creams that contain any of the following ingredients:-

Tretinoin  - reduces the size of the stretch marks
Centella asiatica extract, alpha tocopherol (vitamin E) and collagen-elastin hydrolysates - used to prevent the stretch marks from appearing in the first place
Cocoa butter - moisturizes the skin and increases the elasticity
retinoids retinol and retinaldehyde from Vitamin A can increase cell regeneration and can lessen the marks

If you think that you may get stretch marks in the near future because of pregnancy or weight loss it’s a very good idea to try and prevent the stretch marks from appearing in the first place by using products that moisturize the skin and repairs the collagen.  Lanolin, cocoa butter and wheat germ oil are all good for this purpose.

Although there are so many products on the market they haven’t necessarily been proven to work.  If you want a proven treatment then you need to look at laser therapy.  A beam of light is utilized to remove layers of skin in the affected area is not as scary as it might appear.  The healing time is very quick however there will be some tenderness to begin with.  A single treatment can cost in the region of $200 and how many treatments you require will depend on the stretch marks you have.  A dermatologist can have a look at your skin and give you an idea of how many treatments you are likely to require.

If your red stretch marks are really a big problem to you, it’s a good idea to fully research every treatment out there.  Just because a treatment is expensive doesn’t mean it will automatically be more effective.  You might want to start out with cocoa butter with Vitamin E and see how you get on.  Of course, taking to a dermatologist means you will receive advice tailored to you.

Saturday, 06 March 2010 15:14

Laser Treatment for Scars - Is it Effective?

Written by janet
A wide variety of things can cause scars including sports injuries, surgery, chickenpox and acne but most will fade substantially over time. Some scars may disappear completely but large scars that are indented or raised may persist and cause disfigurement. A variety of therapies are available for the treatment of these types of scars including dermabrasion and chemical peels but for many scars the best option is laser scar removal. Laser treatment for scars is around 80% effective in reducing the scars appearance. This type of treatment however is not usually recommended for sufferers of some skin diseases such as psoriasis, dermatitis or cystic acne. In addition if you are thinking of laser scar removal you should not take isotretinoin for the six months before any treatment.

What are the different types of scars?

Scars vary in their appearance and have been classified accordingly. Hypertrophic scars are firm, raised and often pink and usually disappear over time. Keloid scars develop gradually and often cover more than the original area that was damaged. They are usually firm and raised and may be red or purple. Atrophic scars are the small pits that are caused by a skin disease such as acne or chickenpox.

 What type of lasers are used for laser scar removal?


There are different lasers used for scar removal and the most appropriate one for your skin and scar type will be used by your practitioner. For the removal of acne scars YAG (neodymium-doped yttrium aluminium garnet) and CO2 lasers are usually used. They work by removing the top layer of the skin, known as ablation. Both will need some healing time after treatment although CO2 lasers recovery is usually shorter than for the YAG lasers. A modification of this technique is to use a fractionated YAG or CO2 laser which works in  a slightly different way by causing damage in small areas underneath the scar and is a controlled method of wound healing. With this type of laser the recovery time is minimal.

For keloid scars a pulsed dye laser may be used. The treatment is also often used with other treatments such as injections of five percent fluorouracil or steroid injections which can help to make the scars flatter. Pulsed dye laser treatment does not require any recovery time.

Who can benefit from laser scar removal?

In general laser scar treatment is best for those with fair skin although recent improvements in fractionated IR (infra red) lasers have allowed their use on acne for those with dark skin. However, at the present time, hypertrophic and keloid scars can still only be treated on fair skin. If you suffer from any form of dermatitis, cystic acne or psoriasis a dermatologist will be able to tell you if there is a laser treatment that is suitable for you.

How does laser treatment work on scars?

There are two types of techniques used for laser scar treatment, ablative or non-ablative. Ablative laser treatment literally peels of the top skin layer and new skin then grows over the scarred area. For non-ablative laser treatment the cells in a deeper layer of the skin are damaged which causes new growth of collagen, the structural component of the skin. Pits and indents are then filled in as the collagen grows.

What happens during laser scar treatment?

Laser treatment can be undertaken as an out-patient and requires a local anesthetic. It Will take between ten minutes and an hour. The area will be washed with a gentle soap solution and antibiotic cream applied. There are also medications that can help to fade the scar which may also be prescribed. For ablative laser treatment a pain medication may be prescribed.

How does the skin heal after treatment?

A few days after treatment the skin will start to regenerate. Healing times will vary depending on a number of factors including the type of laser used and the condition of your skin prior to treatment. Side effects can include a change in pigmentation which can be increased if you expose your skin to the sun.

Conclusion

Laser scar treatment is very successful in minimising the look of a variety of scar types including those caused by acne. It is expensive however, the costs varying depending on the the size of the scarred area and how severe the scarring is. Newer lasers, that do less damage to the skin and involve much less healing afterwards have been introduced recently. Your dermatologist will be able to tell you if your scars are suitable for this type of treatment and which type of laser treatment is most suitable.
Friday, 05 March 2010 15:13

Salicylic Acid Chemical Peels

Written by janet
Salicylic acid chemical peels are effective for the treatment skin that is affected by acne as it is an excellent exfoliating agent that will help to clear up whiteheads and blackheads and improve the appearance of the skin. They are also effective in the treatment of fine lines and wrinkles and for improving the overall tone of the skin. Salicylic acid chemical peels are among the most well tolerated of the chemical peels and usually have the least side effects.

What is salicylic acid?

Salicylic acid is a member of the class of acids called beta hydoxy acids which also included beta hydroxybutanoic acid, tropic acid and trethocanic acid. These acids are made in the laboratory in contrast to the alpha hydroxy acids such as glycolic acid which are extracted from sugar cane or fruits. Salicylic acid is similar to acetylsalicylic acid which you will be familiar with as it is more commonly known as aspirin and is synthesised from extracts from willow tree bark.

What is salicylic acid used for?


Salicylic acid is an excellent exfoliating agent and is used in both creams and lotions for the treatment of acne and in chemical peels. For creams and gels the concentration is usually less than 5% and for chemical peels much higher at 20-30%.

How does salicylic acid act as an exfoliant?


Salicylic acid is a small molecule that can penetrate the upper layers of the skin and reach below the dead cells. Here it can break the bonds that attach the dead cells to the skin thus allowing them to be removed easily. Once the dead cells are removed this leaves behind the newer, healthy cells which leaves the skin looking healthier and fresher. One advantage of the beta hydroxy acids over the alpha hydroxy acids is that they are soluble in fats so acne penetrate skin that is oily more effectively. This makes them more efficient at cleaning the pores of oils and sebum so they are more effective for those suffering from acne.

Are Salicylic chemical peels suitable for those with sensitive skin?

In general salicylic acid peels are well tolerated and can be used by most people with sensitive skin.

Can salicylic acid peels be used at home?

They should be used only by professional trained in their use as it is neccessary to take precautions against inhaling beta hydroxy acids.

How is a salicylic acid peel performed?


Before the peel solution is applied the skin is cleaned thoroughly then the solution applied and left on the skin for ten to fifteen minutes. Once removed mild lotion or cold compresses are applied to minimise any irritation. Over the next few days the top layer of dead skin cells will flake off. There may be some irritation during this time but it should be mild and temporary. After any kind of skin peel it is essential to use a good sunscreen as the skin will be more sensitive to the sun. Your therapist should give you detailed skin care instructions.

How much do salicylic acid skin peels cost?

These types of skin peel are not cheap! One treatment may be as much as $100 and usually two or three treatments are recommended for good results.
Friday, 26 February 2010 14:17

Congested Sinus Remedies - Some Helpful Advice

Written by janet
Congested sinuses are a problem for many people, in fact sinus infections are suffered by over forty million Americans every year. Congested sinuses are often caused by chronic sinusitis which may be a result of allergies, such as mold, dust mites or pollen or irritation from environmental pollution. Sinus infections should be treated by your doctor as they cannot be treated effectively at home but if you have chronic sinus congestion then there are some things you can do yourself to help relieve this distressing condition.

Congested sinus remedies

If your sinus congestion is a result of an allergic reaction then you can try anti-histamines. be careful that you buy one that is non-drowsy as you will want to take it during the day, not just at night. Nasal sprays and decongestants are effective but should not be used long term. Decongestants can cause an increase in blood pressure and sleep problems. Oral steroids may be prescribed by your doctor if other treatments are not proving effective but nasal sprays that contain steroids have been known to cause nose bleeds and can have other, more serious side effects if used over a long period.

Home remedies for sinus congestion

What can you do at home to relieve the pressure caused by sinus congestion?

Steam treatments

Steam treatments using eucalyptus oil can help. Use a good quality eucalyptus essential oil and add a few drops to a bowl full of almost boiling water. With a cloth over your head to concentrate the steam, inhale deeply for about fifteen minutes. Use twice a day for badly congested sinuses.

Saline washes

An effective remedy is to use a saline wash to irrigate the sinuses. This works by washing out any allergens, such as mold spores, and also cleans the tiny cilia that beat continuously to move mucus through the sinuses and out the drainage holes. The easiest way to do saline washes is to use a neti pot.

Conclusion

As a long time sufferer of sinus congestion (all my life!) I have tried many different methods including oral steroids and decongestants. These methods all work, at least at first, but I found that all seem to stop working after a time as your body adjusts to them. The one thing I have found that works for me is sinus washes using a neti pot. I don't have to use it all the time but, at the first sign of congestion, I do a wash out twice a day for a few days and this allows me to control the congestion build up. Sinus congestion is a chronic condition that many, many people suffer from and it can cause not only headaches but tiredness and depression. An effective cure would be wonderful but as this does not seem to be on the horizon controlling the condition with congested sinus remedies is essential to improve your quality of life.
Friday, 26 February 2010 13:45

Rosacea Skin Care Products

Written by janet
If you suffer from rosacea you will have sensitive skin that must be treated very carefully so you should choose very mild, non irritating products. If you find that a skin care product irritates your skin, causes redness or a burning sensation then you should stop using it immediately. Some products that have been reported to cause these kinds of reaction in rosacea sufferers include eucalyptus oil, salicylic acid, peppermint and menthol. Unless you know that your skin does not react to them it would be wise to avoid any preparations that contain these ingredients.

You should also always use a good, high factor sunscreen as your skin may be more sensitive to the damaging effects of the sun and thus more likely to suffer damage. If you find that regular sunscreens irritate your skin then you could try a sun block containing zinc or titanium dioxide.

What is special about rosacea skin care products?

You should always use products that include anti inflammatory and anti-bacterial properties. Willowherb is often used in these products as it can reduce redness and has healing properties and has been successfully used for a long time. Another ingredient found to be effective is vitamin K which helps to heal the broken capillaries present in the skin of rosacea sufferers. Women should always use cosmetics that do not contain oil and which will not block the pores so avoid heavy make up which can clog the pores and provide an ideal breeding ground for bacteria. Products specifically marketed for rosacea sufferers are mild and non irritating and contain ingredients to help treat the redness that is a result of this condition.

What ingredients are used in rosacea skin care products?


As we said earlier willowherb is an excellent ingredient to use for anyone suffering from the redness associated with rosacea. It has a long history of use for this condition and is well tolerated. It is mild and soothes the skin as well as providing anti-bacterial and anti-inflammatory actions.

Bio-Maple is an extract derived from maple trees and is gentle on the skin. It works by keeping the pH of the skin in the correct range, thus helping to prevent bacteria from growing. It also helps to reduce redness and irritation and rehydrates the skin effectively.

How should I look after my skin if I suffer from rosacea?


It is important that you keep your skin clean as this will help to reduce flare ups but you should only use very mild cleansers to avoid irritation. You can buy cleansers specially made for rosacea sufferers that will not be irritating. Also, don't use a harsh wash cloth on your face, hands are enough and can be thoroughly cleaned before use, unlike a washcloth which could easily harbour germs! Always use a sun screen, even on overcast days as your skin will be more sensitive to the sun.
Friday, 26 February 2010 13:19

Anti-aging Skin Care Products - Do They Work?

Written by janet
There are a huge number of anti-aging and anti-wrinkle over the counter preparations available today as it seems everyone wants to look younger and have wrinkle free skin, but do they work? Are there some that are a waste of money? Finding an anti-aging cream that is effective, suits your skin and is not too expensive is a challenge but we hope to help you find just that in this article.

Before you go out and buy an OTC anti-aging cream you should find out the type of skin you have and what condition it is in. Do you have dry skin, oily skin or a combination skin? Most people as they age find that their skin becomes drier so will need a more effective treatment. if your skin is still young looking or less dry then it will have fewer deep lines and perhaps more fine lines so you will need a less intense skin treatment.

There are a wide variety of products supposed to prevent or reduce wrinkles and not all of them are effective or have been clinically tested. Which ingredients are useless and which have been shown to have a beneficial effect on fine lines and wrinkles?

What ingredients are ineffective in anti-aging creams?

Collagen is often added to skin creams and purported to reduce lines but it does not have any effect when applied to the skin. Collagen is a component of the deeper layers of the skin where it acts as a support for the top layers. Although it is important for the health of the skin and to prevent the skin sagging applying it to the surface of the skin does not have any effect as collagen is a very large molecule that cannot penetrate the skin. Preparations that repair damaged collagen however are effective. 

Do not be persuaded to buy an anti-aging cream just because it is expensive! there is no correlation between how much a preparation costs and how effective it is. Instead look at the ingredients in the cream and choose one that has ingredients that have been clinically proven to reduce wrinkles.

What ingredients are effective in anti-aging creams?

Retinol had been shown to reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles in many clinical trials. Over the counter anti-aging preparations containing retinol are available and a similar ingredient, tretanoin, is found in prescription only preparations. Over time it will be effective in reducing wrinkles on the skin but the effect is temporary so you will need to keep on using it or your skin will slowly revert back to the way it looked before you started.

Coenzyme Q is also an effective ingredient as it has been shown to reduce the appearance of fine lines around the eye. It is also useful for protecting the skin from damage by the sun.

Copper peptide may be included in anti-aging preparations. It has been used for a long time for healing wounds and has been shown to stimulate collagen production which is important for the health and youthful looks of the skin.

Using retinol skin care products

One precaution we should mention for retinol containing products is to be careful in the sun as they can increase the skin's sensitivity. They are best applied at night rather than in the morning but if you do apply them during the day always use a good sun screen. They can cause some irritation to the skin when first used but this should clear up in a few days.

When can I expect to see results?

None of these products, or any others, will perform miracles overnight! You will have to use them regularly for at least six weeks before you start to see any effect. You should see a real improvement in your skin's appearance if you persevere for a few months but remember that the effects will slowly disappear after you stop the treatment.

Friday, 26 February 2010 12:34

Over the Counter Glycolic Acid Skin Care Products

Written by janet
Glycolic acid has been used for moisturising, softening and exfoliating the skin for a very long time. It is an alpha hydroxy acid (AHA) similar in structure to lactic acid and tartaric acid and is extracted from sugar cane for use in over the counter glycolic acid products. Salicylic acid is another similar chemical (it is known as a beta hydroxy acid) and is also used in skin care preparations.

How does glycolic acid work?

Glycolic acid is a small molecules, in fact it is the smallest AHA, which allows it to penetrate the skin easily. It can go under the layer of dead or damaged skin on the surface to deep within the skin where it the binds that hold dead skin cells in place can be found. The acid then breaks these bonds so that the dead skin cells can be easily removed. This is how it works as an exfoliating agent, removing the top layer of dead skin cells to give you a smoother, more youthful looking skin. You can buy over the counter glycolic acid preparations as gels or creams to use for exfoliation. They are often sold in complete packages which include moisturisers and neutralisers as the acid can be drying to the skin. Many acne preparations include glycolic acid because it is such good exfoliator so it excellent for cleaning out the pores.

Glycolic acid chemical peels

A more drastic treatment than exfoliation is to use a chemical peel and glycolic acid chemical peels can be very effective. Chemical peels are applied to the skin to induce blistering which allows the top layer of the skin to peel off. OTC glycolic acid peels are available with a higher concentration of the acid than the exfoliating agents but they can leave you skin red and irritated for a few days after use. It would be a good idea to have one applied by a professional the first time you use one so that you know how your skin will react and what to expect. glycolic acid chemical peels are effective for reducing fine lines and wrinkles, improving the texture of skin damaged by the sun or from acne.

AHA chemical peels are milder than many other types of peels but may cause some irritation to the skin for a day or two after use. You may also experience dryness or stinging. These effects are not long lasting, they should clear up in a day or two. You should be careful however if you also use a product containing retinol as this can make your skin more sensitive to these types of peels.

Anti-aging preparations containing glycolic acid

Many anti-aging skin preparations include both retinol and glycolic acid as they are both effective in reducing the appearance of lines and wrinkles. However, as they contain both ingredients some people find their skin is too sensitive and experience soreness or irritation which leaves their skin red. If this happens to you try replacing the preparation with one that contains only retinol or glycolic acid instead of both.

Skin lightening products

For the treatment of small areas of discoloration products containing glycolic acid plus a number of other ingredients such as kojic acid, azelaic acid can be used. They should not be used for large areas, just for small areas that have become dicoloured by sun damage or aging.

Conclusion

Glycolic acid skin care products are among the mildest products for exfoliating and for use as chemical peels but they are very effective. Although they do have some side effects, especially when used in higher concentrations in chemical peels but these should be relatively mild and only last for a short time. Over the counter glycolic acid products are easily available and a good choice to help you achieve a younger, healthier looking skin.
Friday, 26 February 2010 01:16

Retinol Skin Care Products - Do They Work?

Written by janet
If you are starting to get fine lines or wrinkles you may be wondering what is the best way to treat them to keep your skin young looking and wrinkle free. Have you thought about using a retinol skin care product but are not sure exactly how retinol works, if it is safe will it really help to keep your skin looking young. In this short article we hope to answer some of your questions. Over the counter retinol products are freely available and are safe to use as long as you take the precautions outlined here.

What is retinol and how does it work?

Retinol is a derivative of vitamin A and is classed as a retinoid. This group of chemical also includes tretinoin which is also used in the same way as retinol but is stronger and only available in prescription creams and lotions. Retinol and the other retinoids are very small molecules, so small in fact that they can easily penetrate to the deeper layers of the skin which contains elastin and collagen which act to support the skin. When these are damaged by environmental effects or simply by aging the upper layers of the skin begin to sag and wrinkles develop. Once retinol penetrates to this layer it starts to repair this damage which results in firmer, younger looking skin.

Has research shown that retinol products are effective?

There have been many research studies on the use of retinol to prevent fine lines and wrinkles. One recent study by the University of Michigan involved elderly people that were healthy applying retinol containing lotion to the skin on their upper arms for a period of six months. After this time biopsies were taken which showed a clear reduction in wrinkles and lines. However some of the people in the trial found that the effects were slowly reversed over the next six months so the effect is temporary.

Can retinol be used to treat acne?

As retinol products can be used for exfoliating the skin they are very useful in the treatment of acne as they help to clean the pores. Instead of using harsh chemical peels many people find that exfoliating products containing retinol are just as effective.

Are retinol products good moisturisers?

Retinol products are excellent moisturisers and can be used to treat very dry skin.

Are retinol products safe to use?

Retinol products are safe but you may experience some itching and redness when you first use them until your skin becomes accustomed. This is generally only temporary and nothing to worry about as long as it is mild. In very rare cases the irritation may be more severe in which case you should stop using the product. One thing to be careful of, however, is that retinol can increase your skins sensitivity to the sun so you should always use a good sunscreen, a good idea anyway! Preferably apply the products before bed rather than in the day to minimise this effect.

Conclusion

Retinol products are safe to use and effective, although to see the best effects you will need to use them for some time. Don't expect instant results! You should start to see a reduction in wrinkles and lines after a few weeks regular use but you will have to continue to use the products as the effect is not permanent.

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