Dr. Neal Schultz is not only the premiere dermatologist to every Upper East Side celeb and socialite, but he’s also a skinnovator who uses his creativity and medical expertise to change the aesthetic landscape. We dished with this doc to see his prescription for battling the winter skincare woes.
Our Frustration
The
fluctuation of the weather confuses both our skin and our wardrobe so how do we
solve both problems: layering.
The Antidote
To
prepare for the unpredictable temperatures, stock up with style staples like
cashmere scarves, vintage t-shirts and boyfriend blazers. For the face, we have an easier
routine: BeautyRx.
Put You Best Face Forward
Begin your beauty regimen with BeautyRx Advanced Exfoliating Therapy Pads to gently remove
those unwanted dead cells that inhibit the lustrous, bright, and smooth skin everyone
craves. Plus the more you use it, the greater the results will appear.
Next we move on to
the protection of the BeautyRx Protective Vitamin C
Rescue Serum to fend off free radicals and oxidative
stress. Give your skin a daily
dose of Vitamin C and BeautyRx’s proprietary antioxidant compound, Triantiox™, to keep skin looking youthful
and radiant.
What’s the last
product in the trifecta? BeautyRx
Maximum Solar Defense Sheer Cream SPF 50.
What Else is Dr. Schultz
Recommending Your Pack in Your Beauty Arsenal?
Krazy Glue!
Turns out this household must-have is great for quick at-home fixes to
furniture, nick-knacks and…skin!?
Why You Need Krazy Glue
The colder, dryer weather brings its own set of
special seasonal skin problems, including very painful fingertip cracks. But as
painful as they may be, they're amazingly easy to fix, especially if you treat
them early. So once cracks appear, 24/7, apply a generous amount of any ointment
like Vaseline, Aquaphor, or antibiotic ointments like Bacitracin and
Polysporin, and cover immediately with a band aid. Reapply as often as needed
to keep it in there 24/7, and within two to three days you'll see a great
improvement. And, as krazy as this may sound, if you catch that crack early,
and don't want to reapply ointments and wear band aids, apply a few layers of
Krazy Glue over the crack. You'll get rapid healing and pain relief. And when
it's better, don't pick off the dried glue; allow it to peel off naturally in
one to two weeks.
For more skincare tips, head over to DermTV.com and
sign up for his weekly newsletter and snap up BeautyRx at www.beautyrx.com.
No comments:
Post a Comment