Summer skin care evokes thoughts of sun tan oils to promote radiantly bronzed skin.
Stop right there!
Are you crazy? Think about what you’re doing for a minute!
Haven’t you ever left a piece of fruit in the sun only to find it later totally dehydrated, shrunken, wrinkled and completely covered in ugly brown and black spots?
Raisins are made by leaving grapes out in the sun to “cure” which is a culinary term meaning to dry out, or dehydrate. The process basically involves using the sun to suck all the moisture out of whatever food item needs to “cure”.
This is certainly NOT the way to cure your aging skin care issues!
Why would you want to do that to your face? Summer skin care employs techniques in “Saving Face” by taking advantage of rich antioxidant moisturizers, keeping the skin hydrated by drinking LOTS of liquid as well as using skin care treatments that seal in moisture.
Each and every morning establish a skin care routine that involves the 
application of a good anti-aging moisturizer with an SPF along with sunscreen or sun block.
You do know that sunscreen is a critical and essential element to any summer skin care routine, don’t you? Especially if you are interesting in Saving Face. Your face. . . !
By Sue Dolan,
Instructor for the Anti-Aging Skin Care Resource Center for DIY Facial Rejuvenation and Author of Naturally Skinsational ~ Rejuvenating Skin Care Recipe eBook
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