ah, they are peers and rivals with one dealing goal to outsmart nature. one of the most insightful discoveries in the history of mankind. more life starts may 28th on d, w. i this week. so is all about our skin and what we can do to look after it does applying cucumber is really make it glove or i'll be better off eating more to monetize how many sal is and bob are too many. and how much attention should we pay to expiry days on cosmetic, all this and mo, i'm in good shape. with

skin is the human bodies largest organ. each of us possesses 2 square meters of it on average. skin protects the body from external factors such as temperature and pathogens. it's also the bodies most sensitive organ. nothing escapes it. mm. it's receptors detect even the slightest sensation. mm. is i not sites i'm closest. on the one hand, it's a vast and important organ fixed that serves as a protection against infection. but it's also an oregon of communications because our skin is what people see. and it's what forms people's impressions of us or how does it look? what's it like visit the out always be super shuffled ah, skin gives the way a lot about us says beautician lisa schafer. it reveals if we're

stressed relaxed, if we smoke, if we eat properly. noticing kinsey, this in is our barrier. so the skin process is all the external factors were exposed to. oh, good duty, how'd moisturizers and massages can help look after the skin help it regenerates and improve its appearance. if the skin lacks nutrients, it shows it is bluff, wouldn't you lodge hail, wounds take longer to heal the skin looks tired and pallid. you have dark rings under your eyes. you can draw a lot of conclusions from the skin of his title under health. second, the skin is a miracle, it breathes. its equipped with some $200.00 sensory receptors per square centimeter,

which detect heat and cold. for example, the skin can change rapidly, goosebumps can pop up. honest as philosophy of shewn, dest, everything we feel is reflected in our skin, what is your? our skin is full of tiny nerve endings keys in according to how these nerve endings are activated at the skin reaction differently. it isn't, for example, it turns red or switzer and so on and on slideshow. some areas are especially sensitive. but how does the skin distinguish between pleasant and unpleasant sensations? all stimuli translated into electrical nerve impulses that then reach the brain via the spinal cord. davi just unheard for ob, i did every day. it's all processed in the brain, but she mostly that compared with other previous experiences. kids, whether this sensation was pleasantly or unpleasant. ha. would opt us that it also

depends where we're touched. woman built retrofit, the skin is associated with what we feel both literally and proverbially. does get me under the haunt village zone. does edison. if something gets under your skin, it affects you deeply. dorothy said the vehicle what's going on in your psyche can manifest itself in your skin, or we don't want to hold been the act, your skin can crawl. for example, how it can it joke can burnett for sure, but i'm, but n o, and sometimes intense touching of the skin can stimulate feelings of love, octopuses, squids and cuttlefish have an unusual ability. they can change the color and texture of their skin, rendering them nearly invisible. elephant hide, meanwhile becomes permeable in the heat, allowing for increased perspiration. the wrinkles and cracks and their skin also

help cooling, mud, stick to them. in contrast, the polar bears white fur keeps them warm that and the thick black skin beneath which absorbs the maximum heat from the sun's rays. shark skin is sandpaper because it's covered with tiny b shades scales cold, dermal dental's, these prevent drag in the water. so the shock and swim faster. crocodile skin is up to 15 centimeters thick and a torres li, tough. and they jaws are covered in tiny senses that make them more sensitive than human finger tips. so what makes humans skin special? it needs to be tough to give and how much we subjected to. we think we're looking after it, but i'll be perhaps overdoing ah. stars light brown hurts miller, colonel,

and ashton kutcher. do it. or rather don't do it. skipping a daily shower is the latest hollywood trend. julia roberts and jennifer aniston apparently only take one a week for the sake of their skin and the how many days could these germans hold out? to like 2 days? one is love is when i can't smell myself anymore and pick one or 2 days. max. if necessary, 3 days. is it healthier to go lights on the soap and order that depends on your skin type, says dermatologist, oldish, kuna dry skin in particular can benefit by you them for when we wash in particular with soap or shower jail. the lippard barrier the skins layer of natural fats is removed, so that can really dry it out, is all the skin surfaces no longer intact, and the skin becomes much more irritated, showering less uses less water, so it's good for the environment to convinced different body odor is dreadful,

no glasses, it's better for years again, if you don't constantly use open water. but personally, i can't imagine it of issue cuts finish 1st and the so makes you feel better to get under the shower and switch off to shogun. showering less often doesn't mean more body odor. just the quick rinse can do the trick of walk interested. body order primarily arises in our arm pits or groin. ask firstly to skin surfaces, meet there, so the sweat can't evaporate. it remains there for longer, and bacteria then goes to work on the sweat producing odors below, in those regions, the armpits, in general areas, we have different sweat glands. that produce, went with a stronger, smelled psion. and we don't have to banish cleansing products, but it's worth checking, the ph of your sal. this did, it is usually listed on the packaging, or you'll often see the ph there and it should be 7 or below the for example, neutral or slightly acidic again. so this hollywood trend could soon start washing

over germany is audiologists have discovered that even now stone age ancestors enjoyed a bit of face pampering, but the cradle of cosmetics is ancient egypt, where women and men used ornaments, creams and makeup made from honey wax. flower, oils, minerals, tinctures, milk and animal bile, and plans. planes mummified corpses using natural preservatives away. i've been racing that dead in the 1950s cosmetics, as we know them became a booming business. they were based on petroleum, alcohol and chemicals, but they were also expensive, and many women had their own skin care solutions. and today, we can probably learn

a thing or 2 from them. 19 fifties style beauty was achieved without the help of high erotic acid, expensive anti cellulite lotions and peeling creams. unlike today, only very simple cosmetics and beauty products were available. i back then women conjured up their flawless images with the help of time honored tricks, but which of them really work dry brushing, perhaps in the battle against cellulite and flaky skin. women brush their legs as often as possible. talking 1st, dr. brushing is very effective for the circulation and the skin becomes softer and finer, even after the 1st round. it stimulates cell renewal. dead skin cells are removed so the skin can breathe. i optimum can soup have used a natural bristle brush, not

a plastic one, and then apply moisturizer instead of peeling creams. women of the 50s used coffee grounds. massaging skin with these brown clumps is supposed to remove dense skin cells without irritation. is it recommended? coffee is not, is coffee grounds are very well suited to stimulating blood circulation, even in the skin, thanks to their caffeine content. the powder will finally peel the skin, gently removing dead cells that gives it a regenerative effect. and it also works for cellulite being tenderly coffee grounds are best combined with olive oil to prevent the skin from drying out. there was also a secret weapon against blemishes, tooth paste was believed to dry our acne and soothe inflammation. so almost high in grandmas day, it may have been all right, to apply tooth paste to acne. it would have dried it out, but modern tooth paste contains many extra ingredients like menthol and fluoride,

which irritate the skin. another remedy for itchy painful skin and their bag of tricks, black tea back then, many believed that a black tea compress would alleviate itchy or irritated skin. and foolish of liked, he is something i still recommend to my patients. it works on inflamed patches of skin and irritated exema. also inflamed mosquito bites it has a soothing effect, and the tannin and black tea dries out skin lesion. this is to hawkins. you on auction. i was next comes the relaxing part even to day. cucumber is seen as a true miracle worker. nurses in asia, we own insiders tip cucumbers are packed with vitamins a, b, and c, and also contain lots of minerals and don't underestimate the high water content. cucumbers can be an inexpensive alternative to anti aging creams. simple, yet incredibly effective. no wonder the women of the 1950s looked so gorgeous.

the global beauty industry is worth about $300000000000.00 a year. that's about as much as mexico's federal budget. about all the products we apparently can't live without nail polish. hair spray hair dye, soap bubble bath, deodorant lipstick, shaving foam eye liner, perfume, mascara foundation. but we spend most of our money on skin care. how can we possibly use up all the products we buy before they best before date? how many cushions and lotions do you have hanging around in your bathroom and how long do they actually keep? we want to find out where the old cosmetic products might even pose a house problem. so we're going to visit monica, a saw he and sally the 3 women have quite

a collection of cosmetics in their bathroom. we take a closer look. sometimes it's obvious what sold other containers come marked with a range of expiry. symbols. 12 em means it's best to use it for up to 12 months off the opening of the products have a specific best before date printed on them. the women soon find a few items that have had bed day of it happen. i found a some lotion that i have had for quite a long time. didn't know how long, maybe 4 or 5 years since my kid from y'all launched a cell. he is an opera singer and was make up on the stage. she also find something that's pretty old as what you have here is a, i found this, cleansing moose. so it's been lying in her basket for years,

but it's only meant to keep for 6 months. sally likes natural cosmetics. she also find something that has been gathering dust chapter. i haven't touched it for years . have talked to ya is a dermatologist and right now she knows how to tell when cosmetic surpassed their prime. no matter how old dale is, is notorious guns, mystic. it's vital that you use your common sense when you shouldn't use any thing where the ingredients have separated turned a strange color or smell odd. or if you already know something is very old to me to chicago when cosmetic products expire, than their ingredients change. they can decompose, become rancid. the molecules can change, for example, allergens, can be produced that make your skin ich, or unwanted organisms like bacteria or mold can get into them leading to skin infections from it. when it comes to skin care products, you shouldn't just look at the expiry date. how you store an item also plays

a big role. if we keep food in the fridge, it stays fresh for longer. is that true for? are lotions and potions? 2 fans in this be my last with food. you should treat your skin care products well, store them in a dry and dark place because light can break down their basic ingredients. don't keep them where it's too warm and be hygenic. use a small spatula, or a cotton swabs, not your fingers, or buy something in a dispenser vendor call from. when it comes to natural cosmetics, storage is especially important. they don't contain synthetic preservatives such as parables, so formaldehyde. but that doesn't automatically make them safer. when that they come on, you can have just as strong an allergic reaction to fresh natural cosmetics as you can to conventional ones. because they also contain substances that your skin might not like it off, such as fragrances and essential oils and natural acids,

which are often used to prolong these products. shelf life con. doctor adler advise is caution with one product in particular. thus i and this is actually a very skin friendly and much used sunscreen, which works well. it contains a chemical you the filter called octo cry lean, which is in many different products. it was suspected that it might have a hormonal influence on our bodies. and now studies have discovered that this substance breaks down into benzo for known within a year. that's a very harmful and band sunscreen, which doesn't just destroy quarrels. it can also cause cancer inside. you should definitely dispose of any sun cream containing it at the end of the season. long. interesting information for all 3 flatmates monica in particular, aims to check expiry dates more carefully. oh well didn't spec member thumb

escapes. i mean, if it causes cancer, then of course i would use it any more than the 2nd home. if it smells strange, then i wouldn't use it anymore either. but yes, i think i will pay a bit more attention and of course, the other 25 doesn't because me take that off of fed. i wasn't aware of natural, cosmetic, don't last. as long as conventional landlords definitely gets kind of that won't stop me from buying them to call, and i'll just have to use them up a bit more quickly. nelfa pow hm. own skin care products can cause irritation and rushes in the case of some lotion. it might even cause cancer. we recommend you store your skin care products in a cool don't place and labeled them with the date you opened them. remember, if in doubt, throw them out when they screams that have gone funky, don't do the skin any good. but a lack of sleep can also take its toll, resulting in dark rings around the eyes, wrinkles and red, and puffy,

eyelids. and unfortunately, that affects our overall appearance. this reason why it's called beauty sleep. at night our skin regenerates, rest helps boost metabolic processes and oxygen levels, and improves circulation. the skin also makes new college and when we sleep, that improves elasticity. the home and melatonin protects against free radicals. so a good night sleep can ward off the signs of aging, and you can give your skin an extra boost with the right breakfast. mm. a healthy diet can boost the health of our skin. here are 3 foods with scientifically proven skin health benefits. tomatoes, tomatoes contain a red pigment called like a pain. it's

a plant nutrient with anti oxidant properties, that's also good for our skin. so what are anti since exactly when skin is exposed to sunlight or u. v. light, it generates free radicals, highly reactive molecules that can damage the skin, and that can lead to premature skin aging or even cancer. but anti oxidants, like, like o pain can neutralize free radicals. that's why our skin loves tomatoes, sunflower, seed oil. it might seem unassuming, but this oil is liquid gold for our skin, sunflower seed oil is rich and vitamin e, which is also a powerful antioxidant studies, have shown that regular consumption of sunflower seed. oil also has anti inflammatory effects. and vitamin e also helps our body produce college in the protein that makes our skin firm and

supple sardines. our skin protects us from dirt, bacteria and toxins. and the skin's major line of defense is the natural lippitt barrier, made up of dead skin cells and the skins natural fats. fish such as sardines, help protect the skins liquid barrier, and fish oils are high and omega 3 fatty acids which studies have shown are beneficial to skin health and appearance. one last tip. although tomatoes, sunflower, oil, and sardines are great skin boosters, they should be part of a healthy and varied diet. blue the right food can do just as much for your skin as the right face screen. using too much product or one that's not right for you can cause reddening blemishes and itching. make sure you know what you're putting on your skin, what sometimes the cause isn't in the bathroom cabinet,

but in the closet. ah, it's a pretty chilly day. some a woman cozy scarf can come in handy. but do you know this? failing to me just a few moments after you've put it on your neck starts to witch. why is that? we asked doctor cornelia vigour and from yin as university hospital, she immediately had an answer for us. the scarf is 100 percent wool. viola is a peggy staff wall is relatively rough on the skin, depending where it comes from, of course, and how it's been treated. fitting the fibers overlap and are usually open on the exterior sheep's wall in particular, i am by half. while i had mind us rough wool fibers i'll the culprit, we can see them best under the microscope, dr. vigour and looks at the scarf magnified by $200.00 ze no the fall and the

year you can see the fibers are not completely smooth. they have raised bits and they are about to scaly. this is what produces the ha feeling the fibers over lab. they don't my smoothly next to one another. there is this odd open egg. i'll soon pop off in the canton. yeah. up and on. direct contact with will can create problems even for people with halsey skin. so what happens when someone with a skin disease? where's a woollen scarf? dep hasn't what i am behind it would simply make the patient feel extremely itchy because of the uppermost skin barrier. layers would be opened up by the scratching on the wall and the patient would make it worse by scratching with their fingers happening to mazama config on the narcotic. for such cases, clothing can be made out of special fabrics that incorporate silva or zinc fibers. they are in fact, cornelia vegans fields of research. she's researching whether the special fabric destroys the micro organisms that live on every one's skin and trigger itching to

simulate the situation as realistically as possible, she dissolves the fabric samples in artificial sweat. d mclaughlin essman. the shade listened for to the micro organisms that are harmful for the patient or the person are damaged by the zinc or silver ions to the extent that they die off even defeated dusty ups down to make them extra skin friendly. these fabrics are also very finely woven under the microscope. you can see a clear difference to sheep swell. yom deposit window. here we have the bundled fibers that are twisted together and then woven normally doesn't guns that creates a very smooth surface. in general, the processing of the fiber makes a big difference to how it feels like done filling up dishes for food. and that's also important for people without skin problems. natural materials like so. co

cotton or manmade fibers like acrylic are usually easy on your skin, depending on how they're woven or tried kashmir, though that might give you hives simply because of the price. but don't worry, i'll weekly work. i'll tip is completely free. yes. what aurelia has got for us this time. hi and welcome to day, we don't use a bike. we use our met, we do a lovely variation of a play. so let's take a met, and let's go, go to your met. and 1st, i show you the planck for the planck you are on your 4 arms. you have straight legs, and then you try to stay in one line. this exercise is perfect for your mid line.

for your bed, for your shoulders. it's just a whole body exercise, and then you have a variation off your play. i show you today another forum. so we're not on our 4 arms. we are on our heads. so let's go it onto our hands. and then you try to touch your ankle on the other side. meaning right hand is touching the legs and good. and then we switch. or if that's not possible, just touch the leg. and then go back with this exercise for 30 seconds. make a little break and do it for 3 sites with

30 seconds or 2 short for you. there is a little bit longer. after those reset, you already have a fully work done because it's a whole body exercise. that's it for now. see you again next week. i'm in good shape, bye bye. for with

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