naked cellulite

One of the latest trends in makeup today is loose powder mineral cosmetics. With brands such as "naked" "naked" and "pure" one might think that mineral makeup is one of the best products for your skin. To a certain extent is true. Because many of the traditional additives in cosmetics – fragrances, fillers, binders, synthetic dyes and preservatives – are not a part of mineral makeup, these new "natural" cosmetics are easier in the skin, but do not be fooled. According to WebMD, the main mineral components in this modern and new makeup "have been the basis of most makeup foundations for decades. "What's more, many synthetic ingredients are actually made, which has the" nature "the right of the image, a speech.

Here is the truth about the 4 most common "minerals" found in today's most popular cosmetic:

Iron oxide. More commonly known as rust, certain isotopes of iron oxide have been used since prehistoric times, as pigments, paints and dyes. Different chemical configurations create different colors, most often red, brown, yellow and black tones. There is a large concentration iron oxide on Mars, which gives the red color, and the nickname "the red planet. According to Wikipedia, however: "The iron oxides classifieds safe for cosmetic use are produced synthetically in order to avoid the inclusion of iron oxides or iron, and impurities normally found in the form natural iron oxides.

Nature minerals that are replicated in a laboratory? Does not sound very "natural" to me!

Titanium dioxide. In the painting, the sun protection of food coloring, this natural substance has also been used in cosmetics for decades – mostly as a thickener and, more recently, for the SPF protection it offers. Most dermatologists agree, however, that no matter the SPF, mineral makeup by itself is not enough sunscreen to the skin of his face. Dermatologists recommend a minimum SPF of 25 for face. And never tuck yourself at night without washing your face. No makeup is pure enough "to sleep in it." In addition to the recent concern the recent classification of titanium dioxide as a "Group 2B carcinogen" that people re-examine the benefits of minerals. This classification indicates the mineral can be potentially carcinogenic to humans, as has been proven to cause cancer in rats that inhaled particles.

As the Most mineral makeup in a loose powder, it is unclear at this point if they pose a future threat to humans. One of the biggest complaints about to mineral makeup is the discharge of loose powder and dispersion in the air during application. According to WebMD, however, fine particles of the composition may raise other concerns. "Minerals like zinc and titanium are safe when applied to healthy skin, but in a micronized nanoparticle form, remains a concern, especially when applied to damaged skin or when inhaled.

Mica. Despite that derives from an old word for "Glitter," the diffusion of light properties of mica have become a component of eye color for decades. Highly resistant to heat, mica has been prized for centuries and is the dominant component of the Pyramid of the Sun outside Mexico City. In the mineral makeup, mica is used to reflect the light, creating a glowing effect or to help disguise fine lines by "folding" light. Mica was extremely rare and highly appreciated in Europe during the 19th century. Now, mica is easily refined and is a truly natural minerals in cosmetics today.

Kaolin / kaolinite. This hardens the mud to a soft limestone, as the substance. This white mineral predominates almost worldwide, and is true in other mineral cosmetics mineral. Because of the absorbent nature Clay, adheres more evenly to the contours of the facial skin and is better positioned than most liquid foundations. This is kaolin clays and others like it (some companies are using "Mediterranean" clay, commonly known as illite, which is a cousin of kaolinite), which gives makeup ore long-term coverage for which is popular.

So if you have to choose, mineral makeup is probably the lesser of all evils of cosmetics, and even a great option for people with acne-prone skin. The clay helps absorb excess oil and gives a "flawless" professional finish with coverage uniform. An ore away from, however it is the bismuth oxychloride. While this is technically a mineral element, does not occur naturally, and "Bismuth is a byproduct lead and copper, according to experts at WebMD. It is said that people with sensitive skin, acne rosacea or chronic avoid this ingredient, since " is considered a skin irritant and can cause itching and rashes and in large quantities can cause cystic acne. "

For normal skin fat, minerals in nature are a blessing, but for sensitive skin dry product, great mineral makeup applications can be too drying to the skin, making emphasis on fine lines and "hinder" the appearance of the skin. A simple trick to improve coverage without applying a second coat? Mist your face to add some moisture before applying makeup, and consider using a brush applicator less diffuse. The smaller the brush, the heavier and more direct coverage. As technology and test achieves this aesthetic trend, watch for mineral makeup that is actually a result suitable for sensitive skin. It's just a question time.

Lisa M. Robbin Young gives “face time” to hundreds of women each month, as a skin care consultant, author and entrepreneur. Sign up for her free newsletter, “Beauty Remarks” and get a free copy of her book, “Saving Face” at http://www.lisamrobbin.com/savingface.aspx

What kind notice about the bodies of the girls?

My friends and I were talking about that today, one of my friends are ashamed naked in front of her boyfriend because he thinks he has very bad cellulite. I assured him that there is not anything like that, but really I'm not 100% sure to be honest .. Are kids Critics on the body of a girl?

to be honest girls are more critical in a girls body for a guy

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