Even if you regularly use the creams and do the manicure, winter avitaminosis and constant temperature changes can leave a negative mark on your hands. Sensitive skin can be allergic to the cold, and only 5 minutes without gloves may lead to evening redness and exfoliation of your hand skin. In winter your skin is constantly exposed to adverse influence, resulting in such problems as dryness, irritation, redness and chapping. Spring is the best time for a quick recovery and the active treatment of your hands.
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Spring Hand Care Step by Step Guide
April 3rd, 2012 — Hand Care
2012 Spring Trends for Manicure
March 28th, 2012 — Hand Care
The main tendency of spring 2012 stylish manicure suggests making an accent on the naturalness. Winter takes away long square nails, bringing egg-shaped or almond-shaped nails of short length. A natural spring manicure 2012 primarily attracts with its versatility and practicality.
Acrylic vs. Gel Nails
January 10th, 2011 — Hand Care
Artificial nails can look very beautiful and elegant, especially when applied by a professional. Both gel and acrylic nails have their admirers among women, however they both have their advantages and drawbacks in terms of the look, the application, the flexibility and the harm they impose.
Anti-Aging Hand Skin Care Advices
November 29th, 2010 — Hand Care
Hands are known to reflect the woman’s real age, so even if your face says that you are 30, your hands might scream you are 45. Hands are considered to get old earlier than the rest parts of the body since, being in constant interaction with different materials and things, they are the most flexible and operational part, and as the result the most influenced by the external factors. You have to start taking care of your hands since being a teen-ager, when the process of aging has already started and your hand skin requires special treatment.
Hand Skin Care in Winter
August 29th, 2010 — Hand Care
Everybody love winter for its amazing Christmas holidays. But one thing can upset us even on Christmas. Snow, wind and frost damage our skin, especillaly our hand skin. Following tips will help you to keep hand skin young and soft even on frosty winter days.