Fifi's H.S.N care (Hair, Skin, and Nail)

   Many disregard the effect sun damage has on the skin. Whether melanated or unmelanated sun damage still shows in our skin and is proven to be the leading cause of skin cancer. So here is how to recognize the signs of sun damage and what to do to prevent further worsening. NON-MELANATED : When it comes to those who have less melanin production it is a bit easier to identify when the sun’s rays have harmed their skin. Common signs include sunburn, wrinkles, sun spots and redness. The signs that are less known include Hyperpigmentation, visible blood vessels and skin thinning. Hyperpigmentation is the increase in melanin production in certain areas of the body, this can show up as an uneven skin tone or blotchy discolored patches on the skin. Skin thinning and visible blood vessels go hand in hand. As too much exposure to the sun’s rays thins the skin, making blood vessels more visible and leaving people with  skin that’s become prone to bruising. MELANATED:  When it...

  So most of us are aware that there’s many options for what to use when it comes to skincare, but what people aren't aware of is when to do these procedures. Not knowing when or how frequently to use these procedures can cause many skin care concerns such a destroyed natural skin barrier, Over Exfoliation , and Breakouts. So here are the basics that should of what should either be done daily, weekly, or monthly. DAILY   Cleanser - Morning / Night  Moisturizer- Morning / Night  Sunscreen- Morning  Special cases- Serums are a special case because some serums can only be used in the morning or at night. Some also aren't supposed to be used daily. There is no specific way to tell which are daily and which aren’t. This is because it depends on the ingredients within the serums and the percentages used. So my advice would be to check the box or container it came in because majority of the time it gives you the answer in the instructions   ...