If you worry about fine lines and wrinkles, read this

In our previous post about celebrities who got real about their pimples, Kendall Jenner and Justin Bieber are in their 20's and we bet they get their skin problems solved by the best dermatologists in town. However, if you are in your 30's and breakouts are still there and your skin is slowly showing signs of stress and aging like fine lines and wrinkles, it is time to rethink about your skincare regimen. The collagen in our skin age as we age but there are things that we can do to slow down the process. Our friends from Algenist recommend using The Firming & Lifting Regimen, Purifying & Replenishing Cleanser. The Algensit lifting and firming mask, eye gel, cream and serum contain alguronic acid which is known as a regenerative or anti-aging compound produced by algae.

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Celebrities who got real about their pimples

Kendall Jenner was viciously shamed on social media for arriving on the red carpet with her visible acne. Seriously, enough of shaming celebrities for having acne and pimples because they are humans, too. It is not like although they have a lot of money to spend on skin care does not mean they will not have breakouts from time to time.

The latest celebrity who got real about pimples is Justin Bieber. He even captioned his photo "Pimples are in" and social media got wild. Celebrities get stressed, their hormones get wild and they are also exposed to dirt, so get real. They got real and we should, too.

It is essential to eat foods that are good for the skin and to keep your face clean to prevent breakouts. Be sure to check for the components of the products you will use on your face and to consult a doctor for any allergic reaction to products.

Do you want a glowing skin?

The big 3-0! A few days before I reached my third decade, I had contemplation about my health and realized that I have been living too unhealthy in a while. I am not vain. I don't eat breakfast. I don't even see a dermatologist or have regular facial treatments. I just wash my face with a facial wash and apply moisturizer. That's it!

I know that there are a lot of women who live a life like I do. Well, stop! You don't want to hurry up the ageing process, do you? Do you want visible signs of aging like dark spots, wrinkles, uneven skin tone to register on your face even if you are just in your 20s? I know you don't.

I am currently on the search for another product to test and I am eyeing Luminaze. I have heard of this product from a friend who lives in the US. It is a skin tone illuminator that promises to correct dark spots, thus making the skin glow.  Luminaze contains enzyme harvested from a mushroom that grows in the Swiss alps. This enzyme helps to break down melanin--a substance responsible for skin color. 

I am excited to try this product and see if my skin will glow like it did ten years ago.