Skin Care Tips Free eBook

PrettyMePink has finally finished an eBook totally dedicated to tips and secrets on skin care. The eBook brings some of the best posts from the website and other never seen before topics relating to skin care on eBook format.

Topics include:
* Lip Care
* Preventing Aging
* Food For Skin
* Understanding your skin
* Deep Cleansing
* Problem Skin and much more

And for a limited time only this eBook will be entirely Free to download from the following link Skin Care Tips (Or click on the image of the book above). You can then save a copy of the Skin Care Tips book to your computer.

It is in pdf format so please make sure you have downloaded Adobe Reader first so that you can view it.

Enjoy

Pretty

p.s. Please only forward onto people / friends you think would actually benefit from the tips in the book.

Skin Pigment Tips

Skin pigment disorder is most likely to occur on the face and can take place at any age. Below I have quickly broken down the causes; types and the possible treatment for skin pigment.

Causes:
•    Body produces too much or too less melanin (this determines skin tone colour) which results in some parts of your skin being either Lighter or Darker than the surrounding skin
•    Things effecting the melanin levels: Race; Sun Exposure; Drug reaction; your Genes
•    The biggest contributor is probably the sun followed by medication (such as contraceptive pills)

Main Types:
1: Hyper Pigmentation:
Parts of the skin become darker than the surrounding skin, body is likely producing too much melanin. Often found around the cheek, forehead and chin area.

2: Hypo Pigmentation:
Parts of the skin become lighter than the surrounding skin, body likely to not be producing enough melanin.

Treatment
•    See a dermatologist to identify the level of skin pigment and clarify type
•    Try to avoid sun exposure. If unlikely ensure that you are well protected
•    Try to identify when the skin pigment started to occur and check to see if you started to take any new or changed medication intake and communicate this to the Doctor or Dermatologist

Do not use skin lightening creams / gels as this is likely to introduce or accelerate any skin pigmentation.

Any questions or comments let me know below.

Pretty

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