Divyanjali Makeup Studio

  We hear it all the time, stress is the leading factor of disease within the body…and the skin is no different. As our largest organ, it’s paramount we learn how to keep the damage in check during anxiety-ridden times, especially if your face is the place that’s showing signs of stress. Wrinkles Noticing more fine lines and laxity in your skin? Stress may be impacting you on a hormonal level. Cortisol, the hormone released in response to stress, is the natural enemy of collagen, breaking down the connective tissue that keeps your complexion taut and firm. But beyond damaging collagen, anxiety can also cause us to hold certain facial expressions, such as furrowing the brow which can cause permanent wrinkling on the forehead and around the eyes. The Solution : Become mindful of when you are holding facial expressions in moments of stress. Breathe in, and as you exhale, visualize your face being relaxed and smooth. Meditation is also helpful, even if you have a few moments. Download ...

  The Ultimate Revelation of STRETCH MARKS   For years, media firms have been shifting photos to remove every blemish and imperfection, and stretch marks are the first to proceed with. Stretch marks are usually regarded as negative; society believes that if you have stretch marks you're not beautiful. This isn't correct. Stretch marks are a natural element of the body. They could appear on each body type, on any sex, thus why should stretch marks be airbrushed away from the media? Everybody understands what a stretch mark appears like but few men and women are aware of what they are. They happen when an individual's skin is extending by a rise in height or weight, oftentimes during pregnancy or puberty. As soon as we grow or gain weight our own skin has the time to elongate with us, but, when a person goes through a development sprout, as teenagers do, their skin can't deal with the sudden stretch. When the skin has been pulled too tight or fast its creation of hydratio...