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May 2019

body sculpting
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3 Steps to Your Swimsuit Body

body sculptingIt’s that time of year again—summertime is right around the corner, prompting many clients to call me in a panic. They wonder how they’re going to deal with swimsuit season and how fast they can trim and tone. The goods news is, the body sculpting regimen below, coupled with a good diet and regular exercise, can foster change in just two weeks.

Here is my routine for looking and feeling svelte just in time for swimsuit season.

1. Dry Brushing

This technique stimulates circulation and boosts your lymphatic system, which eliminates the toxins from your system. This is even more important when you’re dieting, since your body needs to flush more waste in order to function efficiently. Dry brushing also exfoliates the skin, which unclogs pores and lets your skin breathe so that you can rock a healthy, youthful looking glow. In addition, dry brushing has been shown to help decrease the appearance of cellulite by eliminating toxins that break down the connective tissue. Make sure to use one of the high-quality Sisal Louffas that we import from Germany.

2. No Lipo Lipo

Our proprietary knuckle massage method can be performed in spa or in the comfort of your own home with instruction from my No Lipo Lipo DVD. This technique builds upon the benefits of dry brushing, further breaking down the fat cells in the connective tissue. Clients lose inches all over their body and experience softer, smoother skin. On average, in spa, clients lose up to 15 inches. For best results, modify your diet to exclude carbs after 5 pm.

3. Body Lifting Mask

This incredible enzyme mask will give you the lift you need before special events or hitting that beach party. Do this twice a week for longer lasting results.

Click through for more information on our No Lipo Lipo body sculpting technique.

facial exercises
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6 Superfoods for Glowing Skin

facial exercisesIf you want to enhance results from facial exercises, eating a diet packed with superfoods is key. What we put in our body has great impact on both the health and appearance of our skin. Read on to discover six foods that combat the signs of aging, boost radiance and improve the health of your skin.

1. Omega-Rich Fish

Wild-caught salmon, tuna and tiny fish like mackerel are packed with healthy fats like EPA and omega-3. These fatty acids reduce inflammation and impart moisture to the skin. These types of fish are also an excellent source of lean protein that helps build lean muscle and puts your appetite in check. In addition, wild-caught salmon is a good course of zinc, a trace mineral that stimulates collagen synthesis.

2. Avocados

Avocados are loaded with potent antioxidants like vitamin C and E that reduce inflammation help slow collagen breakdown. Their high levels of healthy monounsaturated fatty acids hydrate skin from the inside out to plump up wrinkles and boost that youthful glow.

3. Berries

Berries are an excellent source of antioxidants such as flavonoids, polyphenols, phytochemicals and carotenoids. While all berries are good for you, the darker the berry, the greater the antioxidant content. This makes blackberries, raspberries and blueberries your best choice. Berries also contain ellagic acid, which may help prevent collagen damage caused by the sun’s dangerous ultraviolet rays.

4. Beetroot

Beetroot is a powerful weapon against free radicals that cause wrinkling and sagging. It also helps purify and detoxify our bloodstream. Beetroot contains strong levels of potassium, magnesium, calcium and vitamins A and E.

5. Kale

This green leafy vegetable is one of the most nutrient-dense foods on the planet. Kale is loaded with skin essentials that reduce inflammation and combat free radical damage including omega-3 fatty acids and antioxidants like beta-carotene and vitamin C. It also contains copper, a mineral that boosts collagen production while promoting melanin synthesis to protect your skin from the sun. Kale is so good for your skin that some people rinse their face with kale juice in the morning!

6. Nuts & Seeds

Walnuts, almonds, cashews, pistachios, Brazil nuts and pumpkin seeds are rich in healthy fats that hydrate the skin and vitamins B and E, which helps prevent wrinkling. They also loaded with zinc and selenium, minerals that have been shown to boost skin health and detoxify the body.

Click through to discover more ways to combat aging such as facial exercises and stem cell skin care.