The face is the “organ of emotion,” and we constantly read facial expressions to understand what others are feeling. The face also contains other powerful clues. Our identity is captured in our features, and our eyes reveal important truths about us, even those we would prefer to conceal. Our face also plays a critical role in physical attractiveness.
The face is one of our most important possessions. It has been called “the organ of emotion” and, indeed, the face provides vital clues to our own feelings and those of the people around us. Our faces are a dynamic canvas, one in which emotions are drawn vividly, then suddenly erased, only to be redrawn in a new expression an instant later.
The face is perhaps the most important human art object. Cosmetics, coloration, hair length and style, and other qualities all figure in perceptions of physical attractiveness. People can even decide to modify this most personal art object through piercings of the face, or through plastic surgery.
Having the face as the most important human art object, We also encounter a lot of problems that we may be able to contest with the proper treatment. Proper care and treatment of our face is part of our daily lives specialy for those who are in the adolecense stage.
As we try to enumerate the most common facial problems, here are the possible treatments that most of the specialist recommend.
For Younger-looking skin, you need A facial that uses collagen-stimulating ingredients, like alpha hydroxy acids (AHAs) which exfoliate skin and encourages new cell production. “When new cells are produced, skin produces new collagen and elastin, which are essential for achieving healthy skin structure,” says Celeste Hilling, CEO of the Skin Authority brand of professional skin care products”. Peptides and vitamin C are also believed to boost collagen production, making them useful in anti-aging facials as well.
For a brighter, more even complexion,You need A peel or microdermabrasion to fight sunspots and hyperpigmentation caused by hormonal changes or acne scars. next step in a brightening facial should always include an application of a full-spectrum sunscreen to help defend skin from future damage. Go ahead and ask for some SPF if the treatment protocol doesn’t call for it.
For A clear complexion, you need to A pore-cleansing facial using salicylic acid, which not only clears away debris, but also has natural anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties to calm irritation and prevent breakouts. “Sebum gets trapped in the pores with dead cells and this becomes a breeding ground for bacteria and infection,” says Hilling. Vitamin A can also help speed up skin cell turnover so dead cells don’t accumulate and clog pores. The typical anti-acne facial includes sometimes-painful pore extractions, so either request fewer extractions or be prepared for the pain.
You may also try A stress-reducing facial that includes tons of extra massage time, is light on extractions (or extraction-free) and focuses primarily on easing muscle tension in the face and elsewhere on the body. Look for treatments that feature leg, arm, foot and/or scalp rub downs in addition to face massage. Aromatherapy can also help you relax even deeper. Bonus: Massaging the skin increases circulation so your complexion will look fresh and healthy post-facial.
As the face caries our identity it is a must to give it the right and proper care and treatment.
By: Mellannie M. Laman
