Female Attraction Secrets - What You Need to Create Female Attraction With a Woman by Desiree Coleman

It does not take a rocket scientist or a psychology degree to realize that men and women are attracted by different things. For a man, it's nearly all about physical appearance of a woman. For a woman, it has a LOT more to do with the personality of a guy to make her feel attraction. Female attraction is kind of a fuzzy area for a lot of men, and being able to trigger female attraction is a lot more fuzzy as well. However, there are some female attraction secrets that you can use to make a woman feel massively attracted to you.

And when you DO know how to make a woman feel this kind of attraction, then you can easily approach and attract women wherever you might go. Do not think that you have to possess certain physical looks or traits to be good at attracting women. Sometimes, the guys that lack the looks but have the personality will do better than the men that are blessed with attractive features.

Here are some female attraction secrets to make women feel massive and intense attraction for a man that you must make use of:

1. A woman has to see that a man is definitely an alpha male. This might be the most important secret to female pleasure. The alpha male is naturally what a woman wants, this goes down to a deeper, more instinctual level with a woman. In nature, it is the alpha male that becomes the prize for a woman, and you can become that alpha male that seems to drive her crazy even though she is unsure of why this is.

2. To make her want you, you have to deny her access. Think of it like this: when you know that there is something that is off limits to you, it will almost always make you feel as though you have to have it. Being able to make a woman feel like you are the kind of man that she is not guaranteed to get will make her see you as the man that she has to have.

3. A man has to be able to make a woman feel safe and secure. To make women feel like they are safe and secure with you, what you need to do is to make her think that she is protected. You don't have to be a beefcake to make her feel this way, but you do have to possess a certain air of confidence.

Myths about Female Sexuality

Myths about Female Pleasure
This section looks at a few of the myths that surround female sexuality. It includes questions you may want to reflect upon, whether you're male or female.

Myth: Women's sexual feeling are not as strong as men's.

Fact: Women's sexual feelings can be every bit as strong as men's. Their desire or drive for sex can be just as powerful and their sexual pleasure can be, as well.

A woman's clitoris contains as many nerves as the head of a man's penis, but in a much smaller area, so the sensations she feels there can be very intense. Some women also enjoy multiple orgasms, whereas this is less common among men.

Every woman is different, and it's also normal to have times when sexual feelings are very strong and other times when they're less so.

How has this myth about women's sexual feelings affected you? How do you feel about it after reading this section? What could you do to reduce this myth's impact on you?


Myth: Women like it hard and fast.
Fact: In real life, women seldom complain about their partners not being hard and fast enough. They do, however, often comment that they'd like to feel more "connected" with their partners and they'd like more tenderness and slow, gentle touching all over their bodies.

This softer, slower style can also be extremely pleasurable for the man and take away the pressure to "perform."

As in all areas of sexuality, there are important differences among individuals and what a particular woman enjoys will normally vary from occasion to occasion. This is an important area where couples need to communicate.

How has this myth about what women want affected you? How do you feel about it after reading this section? What could you do to reduce this myth's impact on you?

Myth: Most women don't masturbate.

Fact: According to most surveys, about two-thirds of women masturbate at some time in their lives. They may do so to relax, to get to sleep, and for various other reasons. They may engage in self-pleasuring whether or not they have a partner.

Most women who masturbate have orgasms through masturbation, and some research indicates that these orgasms tend to be more physically intense than those they have with a partner. This may be because the absence of a partner enables them to focus on their own pleasure.

Many women have their first orgasms through masturbation and then go on to have them with a partner as well. They may also incorporate self-pleasuring into sex with a partner.

How has this myth about self-pleasuring affected you? How do you feel about it after reading this section? What could you do to reduce this myth's impact on you?

Myth: A woman needs to have an orgasm to feel satisfied.

Fact: Many women, whether they normally have orgasms or not, can be very satisfied without an orgasm. On the other hand, a woman who has an orgasm may be satisfied physically but not emotionally.

The best way to determine whether your partner is satisfied is to ask her how she's feeling and whether there's anything she needs or wants.

How has this myth about women's need for orgasms affected you? How do you feel about it after reading this section? What could you do to reduce this myth's impact on you?

Myth: "Vaginal orgasms" are better than "clitoral orgasms."

Fact: This is a meaningless distinction, as the clitoris is always involved in triggering orgasms in women, even though a woman may experience orgasms that feel very different from each other.

We know that the clitoris extends much further into the body than originally thought, and this may be why women sometimes feel an orgasm in the vagina more strongly than in the glands or head of the clitoris.

In most cases the clitoris is not stimulated by vaginal penetration, so orgasm is much less likely to occur through intercourse than through stimulation with the hands or mouth.

Again, different women have different needs and preferences for stimulation. Discussion with your partner or showing your partner what you like can help him or her learn how to please you more.

How has this myth about orgasms affected you? How do you feel about it after reading this section? What could you do to reduce this myth's impact on you?

Myth: When a woman says "no" she really means "maybe." You just need to pressure her more.

Fact: This is clearly not true. The law regarding sexual assault makes it very clear that to proceed in sexual activity without your partner's consent is a crime, whether your partner is male or female.

A full discussion of sexual assault is beyond the scope of this program; suffice it to say that it's important for both partners to communicate what they want and don't want. The "Communication" section of this program will help you learn how to do that.

If you have questions about sexual assault, call your local sexual assault centre or visit this web site: www.sace.ab.ca.

How has this myth about saying "no" affected you? How do you feel about it after reading this section? What could you do to reduce this myth's impact on you?

The women's movement has encouraged a greater atmosphere of openness about women's sexuality than existed previously, but the myths we've mentioned here still have a powerful effect on women and men alike.

We would encourage you to be aware of the myths and try to determine what is true about sexuality and sex for you, examining and trusting your own values, feelings and experience. You may find it very beneficial if there is someone you can talk to about these things honestly and openly without fear of being judged.

Myth: Women like it hard and fast.

Fact: In real life, women seldom complain about their partners not being hard and fast enough. They do, however, often comment that they'd like to feel more "connected" with their partners and they'd like more tenderness and slow, gentle touching all over their bodies.

This softer, slower style can also be extremely pleasurable for the man and take away the pressure to "perform."

As in all areas of sexuality, there are important differences among individuals and what a particular woman enjoys will normally vary from occasion to occasion. This is an important area where couples need to communicate.

How has this myth about what women want affected you? How do you feel about it after reading this section? What could you do to reduce this myth's impact on you?
Myth: Most women don't masturbate.

Fact: According to most surveys, about two-thirds of women masturbate at some time in their lives. They may do so to relax, to get to sleep, and for various other reasons. They may engage in self-pleasuring whether or not they have a partner.

Most women who masturbate have orgasms through masturbation, and some research indicates that these orgasms tend to be more physically intense than those they have with a partner. This may be because the absence of a partner enables them to focus on their own pleasure.

Many women have their first orgasms through masturbation and then go on to have them with a partner as well. They may also incorporate self-pleasuring into sex with a partner.

How has this myth about self-pleasuring affected you? How do you feel about it after reading this section? What could you do to reduce this myth's impact on you?

Myth: A woman needs to have an orgasm to feel satisfied.
Fact: Many women, whether they normally have orgasms or not, can be very satisfied without an orgasm. On the other hand, a woman who has an orgasm may be satisfied physically but not emotionally.

The best way to determine whether your partner is satisfied is to ask her how she's feeling and whether there's anything she needs or wants.

How has this myth about women's need for orgasms affected you? How do you feel about it after reading this section? What could you do to reduce this myth's impact on you?

Myth: "Vaginal orgasms" are better than "clitoral orgasms."
Fact: This is a meaningless distinction, as the clitoris is always involved in triggering orgasms in women, even though a woman may experience orgasms that feel very different from each other.

We know that the clitoris extends much further into the body than originally thought, and this may be why women sometimes feel an orgasm in the vagina more strongly than in the glands or head of the clitoris.

In most cases the clitoris is not stimulated by vaginal penetration, so orgasm is much less likely to occur through intercourse than through stimulation with the hands or mouth.

Again, different women have different needs and preferences for stimulation. Discussion with your partner or showing your partner what you like can help him or her learn how to please you more.

How has this myth about orgasms affected you? How do you feel about it after reading this section? What could you do to reduce this myth's impact on you?
Myth: When a woman says "no" she really means "maybe." You just need to pressure her more.

Fact: This is clearly not true. The law regarding sexual assault makes it very clear that to proceed in sexual activity without your partner's consent is a crime, whether your partner is male or female.

A full discussion of sexual assault is beyond the scope of this program; suffice it to say that it's important for both partners to communicate what they want and don't want. The "Communication" section of this program will help you learn how to do that.

If you have questions about sexual assault, call your local sexual assault centre or visit this web site: www.sace.ab.ca.

How has this myth about saying "no" affected you? How do you feel about it after reading this section? What could you do to reduce this myth's impact on you?

The women's movement has encouraged a greater atmosphere of openness about women's sexuality than existed previously, but the myths we've mentioned here still have a powerful effect on women and men alike.

We would encourage you to be aware of the myths and try to determine what is true about sexuality and sex for you, examining and trusting your own values, feelings and experience. You may find it very beneficial if there is someone you can talk to about these things honestly and openly without fear of being judged.

The Art of Female Pleasure

If you're one of the many females pleasure around negative baggage, regarding sex, try to shrug off all those old 'wives tales.' Unfounded insecurities about sexuality, that some parents may have instilled deep within
your being, have actually instilled sexual dysfunction.

Were you lead to believe that masturbation was a big NO, NO? I'm not advocating that masturbation should be displayed in the public eye, but masturbation certainly is enjoyable and natural. Certain areas of our bodies are ultimate stimulants, like the erogenous zone, clitoris, nipples, or sensitive skin along the inside of the legs. For crying out loud, I bet generations of women have masturbated, and enjoyed it, too!

The editor of Babes in Toyland once explained the wonders of a woman's body and sexuality. I enhanced that opinion and included some of my own thoughts and experiences. I hope you'll, not only enjoy reading it, but that you'll accept your sexuality, and experiment to realize just what a wonderful release and experience masturbation can be.

How many of you masturbate on regularly, and are your masturbation sessions are fulfilling? Ok, so that was technically two questions, but they do go hand in hand. I seems when girlfriends discuss sex and masturbation, about half of them say they do not masturbate or do not enjoy it when they do. I am appalled that my hip, educated and sensuous friends do not know how to render self-pleasure!

And, if you are not masturbating - why not? Do you feel that it is "wrong" or bad? Did your parents or some other influences, in your life, tell you it was dirty? Or, do you have a partner now, and think that it is or should be no longer necessary? Or, are unfulfilled and let down when you masturbate? Do you think it's a lot of work for not much of a bang? These are just a few of the reasons 'Ive heard from my friends, and read on discussion boards. They might seem to be valid reasons, but, really they aren't.

Masturbation has been proven (clinically and medically) to be natural, healthy, and physically beneficial to men and women.

Why? Well, when we masturbate the orgasm that happens releases a hormonal rush which, ultimately, produces a calming, stress-relieving effect. Masturbation, also helps to keep our bodies tuned - and allows us to
connect with our sensuality and sexuality. How are we going to communicate what we like with our lovers, if we don't know how to pleasure ourselves?

This article will, hopefully, help to dispel some misconceptions about masturbation, and provide some helpful hints, tips and techniques for female pleasure. Even if you do masturbate, you might be doing it wrong (yes, I said wrong), or you might find more ways to enjoy your self-pleasuring. So, take notes ladies, this might be the best class you will ever take!

SEXUAL SINS

Many men and women feel that masturbation is wrong because of a strict religious background and upbringing - mainly Catholicism. I could go on and on about this subject, and include statements from Bible passages that clearly exclaim admiration of one's own body, and nurturing the sexual spirit is, in fact, acceptable.

Masturbation is the safest sex you can have. It is not religiously wrong, nor is it against God. However, if you were conditioned to believe that masturbation is wrong, it might take more than a few words to make you feel better about it.

The basic premise of our life on earth is to do things that make us happy and content, while being good, productive human beings - and masturbation does indeed help us to do that. It helps relieve pressures, teaches us about our bodies, and prepares us for a satisfying love life with a partner. There is nothing against God in those notions.

CAUGHT WITH YOUR HAND DOWN YOUR PANTIES

Perhaps you are one of the many guys or gals who were caught in the act of masturbation. Admittedly, this can be humiliating, it's not your problem to deal with. Masturbation is a natural part of adolescence, and how a parent deals with this can frame that child's sexual identity forever. While it is, most definitely, a shock to open the bathroom door to find your child actively engaged in masturbation, it's more important how that scenario is handled.

Some parents simply close the door, and perhaps talk to their child about masturbation, and invite an open dialogue with their child. Others get angry, upset, even disgusted. These parents are grossly misinformed on
how to handle sex or masturbation. If you had a parent react in this negative way, then it is possible that you have a negative perception of masturbation. If your parent told you it was "wrong" or "dirty," or that "good girls do not do that" - you may have a guilt complex when it comes to masturbation. You did nothing wrong, and any guilt you feel was your parent's fault. Don't continue to punish yourself for your parent's bad call when it came to your sexual education.

I HAVE A MAN...

One of the most popular reasons women (and men) do not masturbate is because they now have a partner and feel like solo play is no longer necessary. Your masturbation times might be shortened or less frequent if you are having a healthy sex life with your partner, but masturbation is still essential in a happy relationship.

Contrary to what you may believe, masturbating while you are in a relationship does NOT indicate that you are unhappy, or that you are sexually dissatisfied. Actually, when you have more sex, hormones often kick into overdrive, and cause increased desire for sexual release. The urge to masturbate more may be the biggest sign that you are sexually fulfilled - not unfulfilled.

And, if you are comfortable with your body, and enjoy pleasing yourself, you will be more apt and able to explain to your lover how and where to touch you. Women that masturbate on a regular basis, know exactly how they want to be touched, at what pace, what pressure, and in which specific spots. This can change as our bodies change and we get older, so it's important to know what we like NOW, as opposed to what we liked when we were 18.

It's not uncommon for men to clueless about how to pleasure women. But, if the woman knows how to pleasure herself, she will be comfortable explaining and helping her man improve his technique. Being comfortable with sex and self pleasure can be the best thing you can do to enhance your sex life. So, ladies, even if you have a man, and a healthy sex life, do not give up on self pleasure, you need it, and so does your man!

ALL FOR NAUGHT...

Finally, perhaps you are one of the women who has tried and tried to achieve climax through masturbation, but were not able to do it. You think to yourself, "all this work and no reward, forget that!" Hey, I understand, why do something if you get no satisfaction from it. This final section will address this issue and suggest some tried and true tips, and techniques that should have you shuddering with pleasure during your next masturbation session.

It's important to remember that every woman masturbates differently. It's true. We might all use our fingers, or a toy of some sort, but overall individual approaches to masturbation is very different from the next
woman's. Therefore, these tips and techniques are designed to help you discover your own road to pleasure.

While all women do have different styles when it comes to masturbation, there is a common rule of thumb; the clitoris is the key to orgasm. Perhaps there are a select few women who can orgasm without clitoral stimulation, the statistics suggest that upwards of 85% of all women need this stimulation to orgasm. So, if you're masturbating and not touching your clitoris, then you might have just found your answer!

TIPS AND TECHNIQUES

The first thing to remember, when it comes to masturbation, is to allow yourself time and privacy. While some women can masturbate to orgasm in a few minutes, I recommend that masturbation become a sort of ritual - a self-pleasuring ritual.

Rule #1:

Be comfortable: Get naked before you begin your masturbating session. Having your body completely accessible for play is the best way to go. And, the act of removing all your clothing can be arousing in and of itself.

Rule #2:

Privacy: Find a time and place when you can have as much 'you' time as you like without interruption from children or other obligations. Make sure you are secure and private, and can be naked without fear of someone walking into your space. Bathrooms and bathtubs can be good places for masturbation, especially if you have young children. But, the bathroom doesn't necessarily offer comfort, such as a bed.

Rule #3:

Time: Along the same lines as rule #2, having the time to play is instrumental to let go of stress, and achieve that zen state that you so desire. Trying to fit masturbation in between dinner and bedtime is not the best thing to do; get private, alone time.

Rule #4:

Ambiance: Yes, it is just as important to surround yourself with soothing sounds, and sights, as it is to be naked and comfortable. Remember, you are seducing yourself, so lighting candles, playing music, and dimming the lights can do wonders for your arousal state. Or, if you enjoy adult entertainment, a sexual DVD might just get you ready, and give you some personal fantasy time.

Rule #5:

Patience: This is your time! Do not feel pressured to achieve orgasm in 2 minutes; play, touch, tease and tempt your body to orgasm. Do not put any high expectations on yourself. Relax!

Now, once you've achieved Rules 1-5, you can proceed to the enjoyment of masturbating. As I mentioned, the clitoris is a woman's "hot button," and this is true, but the last thing you should do is go directly there.
Confused? Well, you see, if you go right for the clitoris you may have an orgasm, but all the prep-work is wasted and overlooked.

Instead, start by pleasuring your erogenous zones. Play with your breasts, pinch your nipples, run your fingers up and down your belly and thighs. Take time to touch yourself as you would imagine the best lover in the world would touch you. Close your eyes and feel your body come alive with each touch. Take time getting to your vaginal area. Enjoy the arousal time - you made the time - use it.

When you are ready to touch your vagina, try doing something different. Pull gently on your vaginal lips, run your fingers up and down your slit. Feel the moistness as you become more and more aroused. Open your labia (lips) with one hand, and feel around with your other. You might want to use a finger and gently insert it into your vagina. Do what feels good to you! When you feel aroused and don't want to return, begin touching your clitoris.

SIDE BAR: This is an educational article, and I want to take a moment and describe exactly where the clitoris is located, just in case some of you who may be reading this are unfamiliar with its location. The clitoris is a small "button" that is located at the top of your vulva (top of vagina, toward the belly) that hides underneath your labia. The clitoris engorges with blood when you become aroused, and becomes a little more noticeable at this point. All women have different clitorises. Some are large, some are small, some are prominent, some are more hidden. Whatever type of clitoris you have, it's the key to your arousal and satisfaction.

So, when you are ready, go ahead and touch your clitoris. Do not immediately begin rubbing it as hard as you can, delay the moment. The build-up can be almost as good as the orgasm, ladies! Rub it circular, or in up and down motions - whatever you like, and then stop. Pull your lips again, touch your breasts, finger yourself. Then, go back to your clitoris with more aggression. The idea is to seduce yourself into a frenzy.

When you feel like you are ready to finish and climax, try some of these tried and true techniques to finish:

Open your vaginal lips wide with one hand (this allows the clitoris to be more exposed, causing the skin around it to become tighter). As you hold yourself open with one hand, use the other hand to rub your clitoris
directly. You may like your finger to rub and circle, or you might like using the whole palm. Do what feels good and switch it up,

Or, you can use the fingers of one hand, and insert one or two fingers of the other hand into your vagina - and all the while, rubbing and caressing your clitoris. Having something to insert (toy or fingers) can really add to the stimulation.

Think outside the box, and hold yourself open while lightly tapping on your vagina and clitoris. Once engorged, the clitoris becomes extremely sensitive, so light tapping can create a tremendous build-up and release. Try it, you just might like it, and then, you can share that secret with your lover!

The main commonality here is to do what you like, what feels good, and what will get you to climax the best. Not everything works for every woman, so experiment and try several techniques.

SEEING IS BELIEVING

If you're a woman who is a bit naive about masturbation and her body (or even if you are not), this next suggestion might really enlighten you on the joys and mysteries of your body. This might seem strange at first, but it is something many, many women have done - including myself.

I suggest that after completing the masturbation rules, get a mirror (preferably full length), and position it where you can get a good view of your vaginal area. Take a moment to look at the beauty and uniqueness which is your private area. Open your vaginal lips, pull them and see how they stretch. Put a finger inside and see the wetness you produce. See if you can see your clitoris. It is all a mystery of human sexuality, and it is your mystery to unfold.

Then, while you masturbate, watch yourself! Watch how your vagina changes, swells, gets red and engorged with blood. Watch as your clitoris gets bigger and ready for climax. Watching the physiological change in your body as you pleasure yourself can be extremely enlightening and arousing. For many women, this can be one of the best ways to reach climax.

If you have a better understanding of what your body does when it is stimulated you can appreciate the delicate balance of touch and pressure. You can even relay this to your lover, or simply enjoy the miracle of arousal.

Most desired celebrity kisses

The rating of stars inhabitants of different countries would like to kiss most of all is published. The first places of the list were unconditionally occupied with one of the most known couple of the world.

A kiss with Hollywood star Angelina Jolie is most people’s dream. Her beloved, Brad Pitt, follows her in the list. This star couple could bypass many famous actors and singers.

The third place belongs to a holder of “Most sexual” title - Jessika Alba. Changes in appearance and figure, connected with motherhood did not prevent Jessika from entering the rating.


The most desired star kisses:

1. Angelina Jolie
2. Brad Pitt
3. Jessika Alba
4. Orlando Blum
5. Justin Timberlake
6. David Bekham
7. Jude Law
8. Hugh Jackman
9. Beyonce Knowles
10. Nicole Kidman

Skin types and face care

If you want to have beautiful and healthy skin, it is necessary to determine your skin type and make a detailed acquaintance with needs of different skin types, to apply desired cosmetic correctly.

Following skin types are the most common: normal, dry, oily, combined, sensitive, dehydrated.

What is T-zone

T-zone - is a T-shaped part of face: forehead, nose and chin. Skin of T-zone is sometimes significantly different from skin of cheeks and skin around eyes. In general, it is somewhat fatter. Sebaceous glands on forehead, nose and chin are very dense. They produce more fat for better protection from exposure to sun, wind and weather. If the ratio “fat-dry” is balanced and not obvious, skin belongs to the normal type, and care is easy. Difficulties arise only when the difference between fat and dry areas is so large that you do not know what drugs to use for care. Then we talk about combined skin.

* Normal skin has following features: same color and uniform pigmentation;
* Skin is clean, soft to the touch and flexible;
* Skin evenly secretes fat and moisture;
* Skin has no acne and pimples;
* No enlarged pores;
* Little or no wrinkles.

* How to determine type of skin: when determining type of skin, you need good lighting;
* Face must be clean;
* If face has makeup, pay attention to fat content of skin before makeup removal;
* Proceed to analysis of skin type about an hour after makeup removal;
* Ask questions and pay attention to answers: client knows her skin as no one else;
* Explore T-zone, and then skin of cheeks and around eyes;
* Do not hurry up and explore skin on following criteria: skin structure, size of pores, cleanliness of skin and fine wrinkles;
* Examining T-zone and skin of cheeks and around eyes, you will quickly determine that most people have either dry or oily, or combined skin.

Some client’s may have sensitive skin.

Sensitive skin does not belong to a certain type of skin. It is rather a skin condition that needs special care. The problem of these people is not in the fact they have dry or oily skin. The problem is to improve skin texture in general. No matter what type of skin your client has. Any skin changes during aging, in the process of changing seasons and lifestyle itself.

Natural sebum - the best way to preserve moisture, so its lack immediately affects humidity. Horn cells become dry, scaly, their mutual relationship is weakening, and moisture can easily evaporate. Harmful irritants can also penetrate inside, so dry skin often becomes painfully sensitive and ages faster.

Basic care for dry skin

* Dry skin needs: cleansers on oily basis, without removing its natural fat: cleansing cream or milk;
* Nourishing and moisturizing creams;
* Day cream should contain sun filter to avoid premature aging.

* Avoid: sauna;
* Sweating sports and swimming in chlorinated water;
* Scrubs and peeeling tools;
* Spirit-tonics;
* Fat-free gel preparations should be used only in combination with suitable skin creams.

Sensitive skin requires special care.

Pay attention to the fact that care is simple. This applies to both recipes and quantity of cosmetics. Expose skin to the sun quite rarely. During especially stressful periods give up anything that may cause skin’s excitement from the inside: coffee, tea, cola drinks. Be careful with alcohol and sharp spices. They stimulate blood circulation and increase nervousness, what can easily lead to spots and itching in sensitive skin.

Oily skin and features of its care

* Signs of oily skin: oily shine;
* Wide pores;
* Blackhead;
* Skin is thick;
* Gray face;
* Makeup lasts badly.

Keeping oily skin in good condition is not so simple. But oily skin has its advantages. It is quite insensitive, so it remains young long. Grease creates a good protective film, which does not allow moisture to evaporate and blocks penetration of harmful substances from the outside. By thirty years, oily skin turns into combined.

What is important for oily skin

Thorough cleaning in the mornings and evenings - the basis of care for oily skin, prone to inflammation.

* Fat skin needs: non-greasy moisturizer;
* Medicines that do not clog pores;
* Cleansers, which favorably affect skin and do not provoke adipose glands;
* Non-greasy cleansers, which thoroughly cleanse skin and remove excess fat.

How to remove oily shine

Beautiful skin with fine pores is most easily achieved by constant slight deoiling and supporting the stratum corneum thin. Proper cleansing masks can help here, they relieve skin from excessive fat and horny particles for several minutes. Tonics that contain mineral powder of fine grind provide a good effect. During the day, you can frost skin with tonic few times. Powder is an effective remedy against fatty luster. Loose powder, not containing pearl luster provides the best efect.

Combined skin care

* Signs of combined skin: oily T-zone, it may even have pimples and acne;
* Cheeks are dry.

In mature years, combined skin almost always changes in the direction of normal.

Features of combined skin care

Use moisturizers. If forehead, nose and chin become fatter than usual from time to time, do not apply cream on these areas in the evening. And vice versa: if usual cream does not eliminate the feeling of tightness in cheeks, add some fat cream. For different parts of skin, use masks of various actions. Do not use masks at the same time, alternate them.