Victoria had the magic M&M combo-Microdermabrasion and Microcurrent treatment.
She was so happy with her “Sleekskin®”!
Debbie’s Top Product Picks!
Debbie’s Product picks of the month are Sleekskin® Aesthetics Retinol Radiance and Botanical Quench Moisturizer!
Help smooth and correct blotchy tones in your skin by massaging Retinol Radiance into your skin twice a day.
The Botanical Quench Moisturizer is best used as a daily moisturizer that hydrates your skin and prevents dryness all day.
#SleekskinAZ #TopPicks #RetinolRadiance #BotanicalQuench #ScottsdaleSkincare
Customer Highlight: Dana
Dana’s recent Glow Sleek Lift & O2 Facial lended some amazing results we just had to share.
Lighter, tighter, and brighter!
#SleekskinWay#BeforeAfter #Glowlift
What A Day Taking Functional Mushrooms Looks Like + How It Can Boost Your Skin, Gut & Brain Health
We’re always on the lookout for functional foods that we can add to our lives that will enhance the way we feel and how we show up in the world. Maybe you’ve heard about functional mushrooms and some of their benefits, but you’re wondering which mushrooms to take and how to actually use them in your everyday life.
Each mushroom species has its own functional superpower, so these nutritional powerhouses can help support everything from brain health and immune defense to natural energy and youthful radiance. “Mushrooms are a truly unique superfood,” says Sandra Carter (M.A., MPH, Ph.D.), integrative health expert and founder of Om Mushrooms. “They contain many key nutrients like super antioxidants, prebiotics, and digestive enzymes that we have a hard time getting from other plant or animal sources, which makes them an essential part of activating and balancing our immune system, nerve and brain health, and cardiovascular system.” READ MORE
Anxiety May Be an Inherited Trait
STORY AT-A-GLANCE
- An estimated 40 million Americans, about 18 percent of the population over the age of 18, struggle with anxiety, including more than half of all American college students
- While several factors can contribute to anxiety, including diet, toxic exposures and sociological conditions, recent research suggests you may also inherit a predisposition to anxiety from your parents
- Animal research shows connectivity between two brain regions involved in the processing of fear and anxiety can be passed from parents to offspring
- Paralleling the rise in anxiety is the chronic exposure to microwave radiation from wireless technologies, and research shows this exposure can have a direct influence on your mental health
- The way you breathe is intricately connected to your mental state; improper breathing triggers anxiety by causing an imbalance in your bodily gases. Breathing techniques and other drug-free treatment strategies are addressed
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