The Secrets of Becoming More BeautifulWritten by Etienne A. Gibbs, MSW
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To achieve this synergy of internal and external nutrition and a protection from environmental toxins and oxidation damage, you need to develop a beauty regimen that is designed to be a comprehensive approach to skin and hair care that takes into account nutritional needs of both skin and body. You would need to use outer nutrients that hydrate and reduce signs of aging. This regimen is most effective when used in conjunction with pharmaceutical-grade supplements that help to replenish and nourish skin cells from inside out. To achieve a results-oriented, morning and evening regimen is designed to leave skin clean, hydrated, and healthy, begin with a deep cleanse followed by a soothing toning treatment that will leave your skin refreshed. Follow with an application of powerful refining treatments to help diminish appearance of uneven skin tone, imperfections, and signs of aging. Finish with a deeply hydrating moisturizer for your face and eye area to achieve a soft, smooth appearance. Two to three times a week, enhance benefits of this simple skin-care regimen by exfoliating your skin with a gentle polishing scrub, followed by a luxurious, pampering masque that will leave your skin incredibly hydrated and radiant. When used together as a system, skin care products are clinically proven to increase elasticity, decrease appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, improve texture, and boost skin's moisture levels. In just a few short weeks you could experience dramatically visible results. Begin new you with a free health assessment. © Etienne A. Gibbs, MSW

Etienne A. Gibbs, MSW, Management Consultant and Trainer, offers a free health survey at http://eagibbs.usana.com; and Travel and related updates at www.ExecutiveAndGroupTravel.blogspot.com. Email him at eagibbs@ureach.com.
| | It's A Shame For You Not To Reduce the Appearance of Existing Signs of Aging and Help Prevent the Appearance of New Lines And WrinklesWritten by Etienne A. Gibbs, MSW
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Use enzymes-supplying nutrients that amplify body's natural process of rejuvenating skin after sun exposure. Photosomes are fast-acting, light-activated enzymes, while ultrasomes are slower acting enzymes that work without light. Especially use nutrients that help speed cell renewal in sun-damaged skin to revitalize it from within. A powerful oxidative-defense complex that is rich with vital nutrients provides optimal nutrition for hair and skin cells. Concentrated whole-grape extract, rice-derived gamma oryzanol, and green tea are powerful antioxidants that keep skin and hair strong, while vitamin E and tocopherols soothe and nourish to maintain integrity of skin's lipids. This breakthrough, topical-flavonoid complex is your first line of defense for beautiful, healthy hair and skin. Essential fatty acids are a basic building block for healthy skin and hair. Use pharmaceutical-grade supplements that provide important polyunsaturated fatty acids that support smooth, hydrated skin and soft, manageable hair. Fiber is an important element in maintaining healthy skin because it helps maintain overall body health. The key is to use a great-tasting, low-glycemic drink mix that provides more than twice amount of fiber when compared with other products. The crucial role that vitamin C plays in cell health and collagen synthesis has been known for decades. A revolutionary formulation of water-soluble and lipid-soluble forms of vitamin C that counteract harsh effects of environment on hair and skin's appearance and provide essential antioxidants. Proline and glycine, highly effective amino acids that draw in moisture, diminish appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. Smoother, brighter hair and skin can be yours with a powerful beauty therapy. Begin new you with a free health assessment. © Etienne A. Gibbs, MSW

Etienne A. Gibbs, MSW, Management Consultant and Trainer, offers a free health survey at http://eagibbs.usana.com and Special Reports at www.MaximizingYourPotential.blogspot.com. Email him at eagibbs@ureach.com.
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