Especially in the winter, I'm plagued by little bumps on the backs of my arms. What are they and what can I do about them?
This sounds like a typical case of Keratosis Pilaris, commonly referred to as "chicken skin." This skin condition is commonly seen on the upper arms, buttocks, and thighs and causes small bumps to form that have a rough, dry feeling. They are usually white in color but sometimes can appear red. They should not itch or hurt, and are not contagious. Keratosis Pilaris is caused by plugged pores in the hair follicles, which result in tiny bumps on the surface of the skin. We recommend Md Skincare Alpha Beta Daily Body Peel 2 Steps.
Are the Alpha Beta Daily Face Peel and Alpha Beta Daily Body Peel good for acne?
Yes. One of the best uses for the Alpha Beta Daily Face Peel is for acne conditions. Its active ingredients are very effective at unblocking pores and keeping pores and oil glands clear.
I know I should remove my makeup at bedtime, but I always feel so tired. Is it really bad if I leave it on from time to time?
It is best to break this habit sooner rather than later! One should always remove ALL makeup from the face before going to bed at night. Leaving makeup on the skin enlarges the pores, which is a part of aging. Additionally, leaving makeup on the face could lead to inflammation, which can generate free radicals and collagen breakdown.
If your skin is maintained properly, its natural healing powers will be maximized, and it will stay in better condition for a longer period of time.
Can MD Skincare® products, including the Alpha Beta® Daily Face Peel, be used in conjunction with Retin-A, Renova, Differins, Avita or Accutane?
Absolutely. My only caution is that if a client wishes to use the Alpha Beta® Daily Face Peel (and Alpha Beta® Body Peel), they should stop using prescription retinoic acid products for two nights prior to their initial application as there is a small chance the combination could be irritating. Once they have used the Alpha Beta® Daily Face Peel for a day or two with no irritation, they can resume their normal schedule of Retin-A or other retinoic products.
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