1. Switch up your Cleanser Move to a cream-based cleanser (Luxurious Creamy Wash) in the Fall to effectively cleanse & hydrate the skin.

2. Get a Glow with Vitamin C Vitamin C may be best-known for its ability to create brighter more even-toned skin by fading hyperpigmentation. 

Consider adding my Vita-Bright C 20% or Creamy Calming C Serum to your routine to see positive effects.

3. Use a Heavier Moisturizer When the weather begins to change, consider using something a little heavier to prevent moisture loss. (Nourish & Repair Cream, Triple R Peptide Complex).

4. Protect YOUR Skin with SPF Sun protection is a year-round job! Be sure to apply sunscreen to your face, neck, and any exposed chest area every single day. Give your skin a treat using Ulta-Matte or Ultra-Silk Protection self-tinting sunscreens. 

5. Incorporate Retinol Retinol (Soothing Retinol Complex) can help reduce the appearance of brown spots, as well as lines and wrinkles. I recommend using retinol all year round. Before you start using retinol, ask me about “beginners application advice”.

6. Remove Unwanted Pigment Exfoliation is imperative to brighten the complexion.

Visit with me on your best course of action:

BBL -vs- VI PEEL -vs- SKINPEN

or a combination series! 

Let’s encourage cellular turnover to get your skin glowing! 

7. Use a Face Mask Masks hydrate the skin, which means they’re best for skin that is in need of water but not additional oil. Consider applying a peptide mask 1 night a week (Elegant Evening Mask)

8. Listen to your Skin Regardless of the season, it's important to be attentive to your skin. Tightness, dryness, increased breakout activity, and sensitivity are all signs that a change is in order in your current skincare routine.

Remember: You can always schedule a consultation with me for guidance! 

For nearly four decades, the country has recognized October as National Breast Cancer Awareness Month - a month devoted to breast cancer education and the importance of early detection.

No matter who you are or where you live, breast cancer may touch your life.

It’s necessary to understand the warning signs of breast cancer, your risk and what’s normal for you, so if there are any changes in your breasts, you can act. 

1 in 8 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in her lifetime—

that’s one person every 12 minutes in the U.S.

In 2022, it is estimated that 43,600 women and 530 men in the U.S. will die from breast cancer.

Know your risk! 

Talk to a doctor about family history and see how that history impacts your risk.

Get Screened!

 For those at average risk, have a mammogram every year starting at age 40. If there are any signs of breast cancer, finding it early and treating it early may save your life.  

Know your normal!  

It’s important to know what’s normal for you, so if something doesn’t look or feel right, see your health care provider. 

Make Healthy Lifestyle Choices! 

Living a healthy lifestyle is within all our control and may lower your risk. Maintain a healthy weight, limit alcohol intake and exercise regularly—it all matters when it comes to your overall health and risk of disease.