Happy First Day of Summer!
You may have been having summer-like
weather already or you may live in an area where "summer" is just around
the corner, but, either way, is your skin ready?
Every great work of
art has to start with a great foundation, right? Your skin is no
different. Now that your shedding the long sleeves and trading your
pants for skirts or shorts, you may be noticing that the skin you're
revealing is less than glowing. If you're skin is anything like mine
was during pregnancy, it's super dry and itchy, too. A great exfoliator
is the place to start to rid yourself of all the dull, dry skin and
begin revealing your skin's true beauty. Be sure to use it from head to
toe for an all over glow. Exfoliating once a week should be enough to
keep your skin looking great throughout the summer. Just be sure you're
using one that you find comfortable. A good exfoliator shouldn't feel
too rough or hurt to use.
Now that you've revealed your most beautiful skin, you want to keep it that way, right? To do so, you'll need a daily moisturizer
that keeps your skin hydrated and healthy. Depending on your
preference, this could be in the form of a lotion, balm, or body oil (check out our great selection!).
Again, apply it all over to keep your skin looking great. The added
bonus of keeping your skin properly moisturized, too, is that it lessens
your likelihood of developing stretch marks. Despite claims by many
products on the market, there is nothing that will actually prevent
them, but, by keeping your skin hydrated, your contributing to your
skin's elasticity which will help it to stretch without leaving those
telltale marks.
Finally, now that you've got the beautiful, glowing skin you deserve, show it off in a terrific swimsuit.
Swimsuit shopping may have been your least favorite thing to do before
you were pregnant but it doesn't have to be now that you are. Parenting.com's
editor has found some of the most flattering suits that will fit any
budget. Best of all, they're gorgeous, too; just like you!
PS. Be sure you're using sunscreen,
too! An spf of at least 15 should be sufficient on days that you're
just running errands but, if you're going to be out in the sun for a
prolonged period of time, grab a great beach hat and be sure to go for a
higher number so you don't burn.
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