AVELLINA BEAUTY BLOG

Having full, plump, and beautiful lips is a dream of many women. Unfortunately, not every woman is naturally blessed with this juicy gift. Perhaps that is the reason why women spend millions of dollars each year on lip care products such as lip balms, lipstick, and the like to improve the appearance of their lips. However, such makeup products can only temporarily enhance the appearance of the lips. As we age, our bodies lose fluid

Acne is those stubborn bumps that typically appear on your face but can appear anywhere on the body. While acne-prone skin is typically associated with teenagers experiencing hormonal changes, acne can appear at any age and leave you looking for a natural acne treatment or other options. Luckily, there are many different methods to get rid of acne. Acne, known by its scientific name of acne vulgaris, is a common skin condition that causes pimples,

Body hair is an entirely natural occurrence, and it is pretty normal to grow body hair regardless of gender. However, some people may find it irritating. For many people, a razor becomes the best way to control body hair, but this method has many disadvantages. The most annoying thing is that people often have to shave several times a week to stay smooth and neat. Of course, the best alternative to using a razor is

When you are looking to make your skin as flawless as possible, laser dermatology offers a skin laser treatment that can repair a multitude of skin issues ranging from simple things like pore size and skin tone to more complex issues such as rosacea and acne scars. By working with a skilled dermatologist, you can improve the appearance of your skin. Laser skin resurfacing is a revolutionary skin rejuvenation treatment designed to tackle many skin

Let’s face it: faces sag. No matter how many creams we apply or how many stylishly wide-brimmed hats we wear, our skin is bound to lose elasticity. One of the main culprits is collagen, a type of protein that helps give the skin structure. As we age, our bodies produce less collagen — hence, the sag. One old-school solution to the old-face problem is to get a traditional facelift. But, as with any surgery, traditional

Times have changed, and so have our attitudes about beauty. In this modern age, we are seemingly pulled in two directions: lovingly embracing our natural selves with body, face, and age “positivity”—or relentlessly racing to keep up with difficult or unnatural beauty standards that are changing and evolving at stunning speed.   If you are stressed or feeling even worse due to these societal demands lurking underneath newer movements of self-acceptance, at least know that it’s