The skin is the largest organ in the human body, accounting for about 15% of body weight. The chemical composition of the skin includes 70% water, 25% protein and 2% lipid, as well as trace elements, nucleic acids, glycosaminoglycans, proteoglycans, and a large number of other chemicals. The structure of the skin is basically divided …
Stress is one of the inevitable parts in everyone’s life, especially in current demanding society. Moderate amount of stress could motivate you to strive harder in life, to be excited about overcoming challenges. On the other hand, stress overload could be detrimental to mental and physical health. Reality speaking, eliminating stress in life is next …
Facial asymmetry is getting increasingly high on the list for women’s concerns. It occurs when one side does not exactly line up or mirror the other. Have you ever really looked at your face and noticed asymmetry? Perfect bilateral symmetry is rarely found, and these asymmetries can be attributed into biological and environmental factors. Genetics, …
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Muscle pain is the most common problem that we’re facing nowadays when we are stressed. It happens when we remain in the same posture for more than 2 hours. This causes our muscles to be starved of oxygen and nutrients. Toxic waste products will be stagnated and accumulated. Gradually, our muscle could be thickening or …
One of the facial treatments that we commonly overlooked is fundamental and regular facial. Today, let us explore one of the facial treatments that will slow down the aging process, enhance skin tone and improve the appearance of your skin. Facial massage, which is often mistaken as “fundamental”, yet it is an essential element of good …
Growth factors are a type of protein which play a vital role in supporting the repair of damaged skin, maintaining firmness and elasticity to the skin while helping to maintain skin’s protective functions. Aging and sun-damaged skin require growth factors to maintain itself. In 1962, American biochemist Dr.Stanley Cohen discovered the epidermal growth factor (EGF) …
The lymphatic system is a crucial part of your immune system. Through a network of hundreds of lymph nodes, it drains fluid called lymph to be transported back into your bloodstream. It also removes bodily waste and carries white blood cells that help prevent infection. There are three main lymph nodes in the face and …
