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Jul 27, 2012

Treat your skin to a facial and some new moisturizers this summer


Rx for Brown Skin for African American skin care

 


Do you know what colors you should be using on your African American skin this summer? If not, don't worry, there are many professionals out there who are here to help. Recently, KIVI, Idaho's ABC news source, spoke to professional makeup artist Meghan Saboori who talked about what's in and what's out this season.


According to the expert, coral is the color of the season, but different eye colors need different looks. For example, blue-eyed people look best in oranges, peaches and corals, while people with brown eyes can wear almost anything. Saboori also said that while wearing SPF is a good way to protect against the sun, you should also look into doing something to repair past damage.




"Aside from expensive medical treatments by a dermatologist, you should get a monthly facial by a licensed professional! Facials improve skin tone, texture, clarity and firmness of your skin. Not only that, it gives you an hour of pure relaxation," said Saboori, quoted by the news source.


WebMD recommends exfoliating during the summer to remove dry, dead skin cells that you may have acquired during the winter. The medical website also recommended looking for shave-minimizing moisturizers, since shaving more often in the summer may irritate your African American skin.

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