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HOW TO CHOOSE THE RIGHT REMOVE CREAM
Scars include various types such as keloid scars, sunken scars, deep scars, hypertrophic scars, stretch marks, etc., so it is necessary to be clearly defined to choose a cream to support blurred scars.
* Keloids: These are tumor-like scars that cause itching. Usually due to keloid scars or genetic influences. After surgery, the recurrence rate is high. In addition, there are some other people who are not keloids but if the wound or incision is not operated on properly, has a lot of trauma (trauma) or has surgical infections, they also have keloids.
* Hypertrophic scars (hypertrophic scars, hypertrophic scars): The scar is expanding, getting bigger and fuller. This type of scar usually appears in several special places on the body such as the shoulder area, in front of the chest, above the navel.
* Sunken scars: Using body fat implanted under or artificial implants injected directly into the skin, substances such as Hyaluronic Acid, Collagen can be used to fill indented scars. Lasers are also used to fill sunken scars and reduce keloid scars.
* Dark scars: Any scars can darken, due to the normal reaction of the skin, damaged skin surface, the reaction of pigment cells to sunlight. Avoid the sun and use sunscreen when out of the house.

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9 Secrets of Maintaining Beautiful Skin
1- Use a low foaming face wash to keep your skin hydrated in winters
2-Don't forget to use sunscreen. To protect skin from direct sunlight...
3 - moisturizer, facial skin care with natural products
4- Remove makeup before going to bed...
5-Work hard to apply the mask during the holidays Tet to treat skin thoroughly. ...
6 - Do not squeeze the pimple so as not to damage the skin. ...
7-Limit alcohol and soft drinks for the fairest skin. ...
8 -Sleep enough, on time
9 -Eat in moderation, supplement with minerals, vitamins c, d

‼️ Collagen is protein. In fact, collagen is the most abundant protein in the body, making up 30% of the body’s proteins. Its responsibility is to literally hold everything together, and is found in the bones, muscles, tendons, skin, hair and nails. It provides structural support and elasticity and is vital for cell renewal, cartilage and bones.
So, why do we care about it so much? In layman’s terms? It’ll keep you looking young on the outside, and feeling young on the inside. We like the sound of that! Collagen is the key to smooth, young-looking skin and healthy joints.
‼️ What Causes Collagen Production To Slow Down?
Even though it is naturally occurring in the human body, it’s essential to supplement it as we age because collagen production slows down significantly as we get older. Actually, after age 30, collagen production begins to significantly decline. By age 45, collagen production decreases 25%, and by age 60 it decreases by more than 50%. As our body’s collagen production slows down, we begin to notice saggy, aging skin, fine lines and wrinkles, and weakened joint cartilage.

‼️ Steps of my Morning Skincare Routine
1. Cleanse
2. Tone
3. Apply a serum
4. Moisturize
5. Sunscreen
‼️ Evening/Nightly Skincare Regimen Steps
1. Double cleanse
- First, I cleanse with an Oil Cleanser
- Second, I use a foaming Cleanser or Treatment Cleanser
2. Tone: *Bonus* Apply a Mask
3. Apply serum/treatment
4. Moisturize
5. Apply oil

HOW IS SKIN REGENERATION?
Skin regeneration is the replacement of dull, damaged dead skin cells that are no longer able to absorb nutrients with new cells by shedding the most damaged outer dead skin cells, helping to regenerate the skin. It restores the beautiful, young structure underneath and promotes the growth of new, healthy skin cells.
Skin resurfacing for healthy and medium skin. The skin regeneration process will help promote the regeneration of cells and increase collagen production, bring a healthy skin, increase absorption when used in combination with products in the treatment. Besides, Peeling helps to reduce congestion, reduce sebum secretion, clean and remove dirt deep in the pores. As a result, the skin reduces acne and tightens pores.
A set of scar and acne treatment products from the US will help:
✔Reduce acne scars.
✔Stimulating skin regeneration, enhancing skin regeneration by peeling away the old stratum corneum (no harm to the skin)
✔Fade dark scars. Prevents acne from re-forming.
✔Rejuvenate and regenerate skin without leaving scars.
✔ Control sebum, anti-inflammatory, bactericidal.
✔ Tighten pores.
✔Strengthen collagen production for firmer skin.
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Scar classification and scar treatment that you should know
- Do you feel unconfident because of scarred skin? You want to "fly away" those ugly scars right away but don't know what to do? Read the following article to learn more about common types of scars as well as effective scar prevention and treatment solutions.
Skin is a smooth organ that covers the outside of the human body like a garment. Imagine, if there was a small tear in that garment, it wouldn't look nice and decent, would it? The same goes for your skin. Any injury from an accident, burn or surgery can leave a scar on the skin.
- How are scars formed?
Scars are part of the natural healing process. When injured, the skin will go through 3 stages: inflammation, proliferation and regeneration. The shape of the scar and how it is treated depends on many different factors, such as the depth, size, and location of the wound, as well as the age, genes, and s*x of the injured person. Therefore, there are many different ways to treat scars.
Common types of scars
1. Keloid scars
How to treat keloid scars
This type of scar is the result of increased collagen production, which is more common in people with darker skin, especially Africans or Asians. Keloids sometimes cause itching, pain, and a feeling of tightness, especially as a cosmetic problem. The size of the keloid depends on the initial skin damage and the risk of increasing over time. There are many ways to treat keloids such as cryotherapy, surgery, steroid injections or silicone to fade the scars.
2. Shrinkage scars
This type of scar is the result of serious injuries from burns or accidents. They cause pulling of the skin, reducing mobility. Contracture scars can also go deep into the skin, affecting muscles as well as nerves.
3. Hypertrophic scars
These scars are usually large and red, similar to keloids, but they do not extend beyond the injured skin. Treatments for hypertrophic scars include surgery, steroid injections, or silicone injections that help fade scars.
4. Concave scars
How to treat pitted scars, concave scars caused by acne
Indented scars often appear due to a lack of subcutaneous tissue, causing the skin around the wound to pull down and cause an indentation.
* Here are a few things you should know when your skin is injured:
- Clean the wound: When injured, first clean the wound with clean water. Wash gently around the wound with soap and wipe with a clean towel. You should note that you should not use hydrogen peroxide or alcohol to clean the wound because it is difficult to damage skin tissue and slow healing.
Bandage the wound: This will help prevent bacteria as well as dirt from entering the wound. Helps moisturize and heal skin.
Do not peel off the scab while healing: This scab is often itchy, so you are more likely to break or accidentally peel off the scab. This allows bacteria to enter and can make the scar larger.
Above are some sharing about the types of scars and how to treat them. When you have a scar, take care of your skin to avoid leaving scars on your skin!