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Saturday, September 29, 2012

My Special Hangover Facial

Did you know that after a few drinks your perception, body and personal boundaries are not the only things being affected? Your skin is being affected by your Friday night happy hour and bottomless mimosas. Skin is the largest organ in the human body. Your skin protects your muscles, internal organs and bones. It allows you to feel and react to heat and cold using blood to regulate your body temperature. Your skin is a huge part of you and your body, therefore, you should take care of it.

Do you ever suffer from hangovers? Your skin suffers too! Here at DePiano Skin, I offer the "hangover facial" which I created for tired, dehydrated, and stressed out skin - caused by a night of partying. I specifically designed it to be comforting, nurturing and relaxing for both you and your skin. The hangover facial is incredibly hydrating and is pain free. Using exfoliation and no extractions to revive your "hung over" skin will de-puff your eye area, hydrate and smooth your skin, and give it a healthy glow.  Your hangover facial will include a five minute facial massage followed by a fifteen minute four-layer mask which hydrates your skin. The final touches include LED lights, which reduce redness, blotchiness, puffiness and contour your face. To create a deep state of relaxation, incredible aromatherapy is used. At the end of your facial, you and your skin will leave feeling well rested and hydrated. You will be ready for another night out!

My special hangover facial was featured on a segment of My Fox LA channel 11. To see the segment, visit my YouTube page. Call or email me to book your next hangover facial. Your skin will appreciate it.



depianoskin@aol.com
(310) 289-7992 
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Sunday, August 19, 2012

Alkaline your Body for Better Skin

Alkaline-forming foods vs. acid-forming foods. Your skin is always better when your body is in a Alkaline state!


Almonds
As you may have already guessed, most of the foods that people eat today -- refined grains, pasteurized dairy, conventional meat, vegetable oils, artificial sweeteners, and processed sugars -- are acid-forming foods. Rather than contribute to the roughly 80 percent alkaline-forming, 20 percent acid-forming diet, which some experts in the field believe to be ideal, a diet composed primarily of these acid-forming foods inhibits nerve function and damages cells.


"All natural foods contain both acid and alkaline-forming elements," says the Conscious Living Center. "In some, acid-forming elements dominate; in others, alkaline-forming elements dominate. According to modern biochemistry, it is not the organic matter of foods that leave acid or alkaline residues in the body. The inorganic matter (sulfur, phosphorus, potassium, sodium, magnesium and calcium) determines the acidity or alkalinity of the body fluids."

chia seed and their oils,According to several different resources on acid and alkaline-forming foods, some of the best alkaline forming foods include:

• Cucumbers
• Chia seeds (Chia Seeds are loaded with all Omegas)
• Figs
• Sprouts
• Dates
• String beans


Lemons:
 • Root vegetables (radishes, carrots, beets, turnips, rutabagas)
• Almonds
• Avocados
• Cruciferous vegetables (broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage)
• Fresh coconuts
• Raw, grass-fed milk
• Leafy greens (kale, spinach, Swiss chard, turnip greens)
• Raisins
• Lemons
• Cayenne pepper
• Wheatgrass
• Melons (watermelon, cantaloupe, honeydew)

These are just a few of the most alkaline foods available, and there are many more that you can see at the charts linked below this article. But this will give you an idea of the types of foods you should focus more heavily on incorporating into your diet, while decreasing consumption of acid-forming foods like alcohol, breads, feedlot-based meats, sugar, and coffee.

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Thursday, December 30, 2010

MY FOX LA Article: Hangover Facial

Party Too Much? Try A Hangover Facial

Posted: Dec 29, 2010 10:53 PM MST
It's the season to overindulge, but some insist that you can still look hot after too much partying thanks to Hollywood's hottest new beauty trend -- the Hangover Facial.

Sean Sweeney is feeling the pain after a night of too much fun.

Sean Sweeney 
"I've got, like, bags under my eyes, and I feel kinda, bluhhh, a little zombie-ish, Frankensteinish."

The Hollywood scenester's suffering from a hangover, but he says he's found a cure.

Sweeney's getting the "hangover facial."

Deborah DePiano, DePianoSkin.com 
"I had to come up with something that was very comforting and nurturing and even out the skintones and take away the puffiness, and leave them with a nice even glow so they're ready for another night of partying."

Deborah DePiano, DePianoSkin.com 
"You combine that with alcohol and you're a big mess."

She says more and more folks are turning to the hangover facial because it's a way look good and to soothe the pain.




Deborah DePiano, DePianoSkin.com 
"They're already hungover, so I have to do everything to make them feel better."

She says Sweeney's skin is...

Deborah DePiano, DePianoSkin.com 
"It's very dry, dehydrated, flaky. There's puffiness under the eyes, and fine lines around the eyes and in the forehead."

Sean Sweeney 
"I sound like Quasimodo."

Deborah DePiano, DePianoSkin.com 
"Wait till you see the end result."

She gets to work.

Using aromatherapy and a five-minute facial massage, she exfoliates with a hydrating citrus scrub.

Then she preps him for a fifteen-minute, four-layer mask with a hydrating gel that depuffs the eyes.

The final touches... LED lights to reduce blotchiness, puffiness and to contour the face. The lights also target the eye area.

Deborah DePiano, DePianoSkin.com 
"He has some fine lines around the eyes, and this is gonna help plump those lines up."

Sweeney is now ready for his closeup. Gone are the bags. His once pasty, ashy skin is now rosy and dewy.

Sean Sweeney 
"Wow, I look like a Backstreet Boy. Most importantly, I think my hangover's gone."

A hangover facial from Depiano Skin takes about 50 minutes and will cost you $120.

Contact Information:
DePiano Skin 
354 Huntley Drive 
West Hollywood CA 90048
Phone: 310-289-7992 
Email: DePianoSkin@aol.com 
Web: depianoskin.com

Read more: http://www.myfoxla.com/story/18378885/party-too-much-try-a-hangover-facial#ixzz26tNEby53
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HangOver Facial as seen on MY Fox La

http://www.myfoxla.com/dpp/lifestyle/hangover-facial-20101229
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Thursday, October 14, 2010


Clients are calling me within 1 week seeing a difference! Why wait?
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Benefits include:

Reduction in the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles
Firmer, brighter, more hydrated skin
Immediate results that last for hours and improve over time
Clarisonic Anti-Aging Serum:
Scientifically developed by Robb Akridge, PhD, and Greg
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provides a multi-layered approach to promote healthy,
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cap dispenses a measured amount of serum for skin that is
immediately smoother, tighter and refreshed.


Key ingredients:

Kigelia Africana Fruit Extract: firms, plumps and soothes
Glycosaminoglycans: firm, brighten and moisturize
Canadian Willow Herb and Oat Kernel Extract: soothe
Gentle for daily use.
Paraben free.
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Friday, April 16, 2010

Dry Oils written by Deborah DePiano


Sometimes referred to as clean oil are best for those who want the moisturizing effects of an oil with the greasy residue. "Regular body creams take longer to absorb. But dry oil dries quickly without any oily remains." say skin care expert Deborah DePiano/owner of Los Angeles DePiano Skin. Dry oils work best on normal to dry skin types-if your skin is extremely dry or tends to get ashy it may not provide the long-term moisture that a thicker cream can.
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New Beauty Magazine Spring 2010


My article page 73...Dry Oils...Hotest new product for the Body!
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