Unique new report provides all the information needed to understand and leverage this powerful, accessible skincare technique, Beauty Product Warnings reports

Seattle, WA -- (SBWIRE) -- 06/15/2015 -- Beauty Product Warnings published an important, exclusive new guide to microdermabrasion at home. With home-based microdermabrasion equipment now more widely available than ever, Beauty Product Warnings' fans have increasingly asked the site's editors for a comprehensive guide to the subject. Like all of the popular site's offerings, the new Beauty Product Warnings report on the state of home-based microdermabrasion includes a wealth of practical, objective information that can help readers make better decisions about their own beauty regimens.

"As those who have sought out such services from professionals know, microdermabrasion is a powerful technique," Beauty Product Warnings representative Fiona Donovan noted, "With the ability to smooth over imperfections of the skin and even lessen signs of aging, it is one of the most popular skincare therapies today. Our new report delving into home-based microdermabrasion is going to open many eyes as to the potential and uses of this new option."

The term "dermabrasion" covers any of a wide range of techniques that aim at removing the outer layers of the skin. Many of these approaches are practiced only by trained dermatologists in clinical settings, as they can produce the kinds of thorough-going effects needed for the removal of scars or the lingering signs of burns.

Microdermabrasion, on the other hand, is a much gentler technique that is tuned to remove only the outermost skin cells. It typically combines the application of finely ground abrasive particles with suction that serves to clear away this material along with the dead skin cells that are freed in the process. Compared to surgical dermabrasion, microdermabrasion is therefore much more appropriate for a range of purely cosmetic uses, bringing, as it does, fresh, healthy skin cells to the surface.

Even this relatively gentle treatment was formerly something that required an expensive visit to a skincare clinic to make use of. In recent years, however, affordable, home-based microdermabrasion equipment like the Microderm MD system has been changing this status quo, making it easier and more affordable for those who seek more attractive skin to enjoy regular treatments.

As a leading online authority on beauty treatments and equipment, Beauty Product Warnings is especially well-positioned to provide the Internet's first comprehensive look at the burgeoning field of home-based microdermabrasion. The in-depth new report covers everything that those interested in this possibility will want to know, from the basics of microdermabrasion to how the home-based options compare to professional treatments.

In addition, Beauty Product Warnings has also published updated reviews of some of the most popular home microdermabrasion equipment, ensuring that readers will have access to even timelier takes on the top options on the market today. Whether for treating acne and blackheads or for targeting sun damage or the signs of aging, then, anyone interested in the potential of home-based microdermabrasion will find plenty of rewarding new reading at Beauty Product Warnings today.

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Cutting through the complexity and confusion that so often surround home-based beauty treatments, Beauty Product Warnings provides readers with straightforward, practical information that helps them take control of their lives and looks.

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Deep, comprehensive new guide tackles an interesting, timely subject in ways that no other source matches, providing clear, useful information, Beauty Product Warnings reports

Seattle, WA -- (SBWIRE) -- 02/16/2015 -- Beauty Product Warnings published an in-depth new guide to at-home microdermabrasion and the well-known Microderm MD machine. As in-office dermabrasion procedures have become more accessible and popular, an increasing number of people have sought to reduce the appearance of skin blemishes and aging through these methods. The new Beauty Product Warnings delves into another, more convenient option, providing readers with everything they need to know about home-based microdermabrasion, as well as an especially popular means of making use of it.

"We're proud to say that we have just published one of the most frequently requested features in the history of our site," Beauty Product Warnings representative Brenda Vasques announced, "Our new guide is the most comprehensive introduction anywhere to the topic of home-based microdermabrasion and includes a detailed, unbiased look at the popular, easy-to-use Microderm MD tool."

Employed for a variety of cosmetic purposes, dermabrasion is the use of small, abrasive particles to smooth away the outermost layers of the skin. Originally available only through qualified dermatologists, the technology became more accessible with the development of microdermabrasion, a less invasive approach that can be administered by trained cosmetologists.

In fact, this evolved, refined form of dermabrasion is gentle enough that some manufacturers have begun offering microdermabrasion equipment intended for home use. Readers of Beauty Product Warnings, a site that looks deeply into the safety and efficacy of a wide variety of beauty products, have increasingly requested, in particular, that the site cover the Microderm MD microdermabrasion unit, a device that has attracted a high degree of attention because of its affordability and apparent effectiveness.

The new Beauty Product Warnings guide to at-home microdermabrasion is a direct response to that interest. The new guide is the most detailed and comprehensive of its kind, covering the topic of microdermabrasion, in general, and the home-based variety, in particular, with an in-depth approach that aims at giving readers useful, actionable information.

In addition to going over the many uses of microdermabrasion, such as reducing the appearance of age spots, acne scars, and enlarged pores, the new Beauty Product Warnings guide also delves deeply into the way the process works, giving readers important background information that can help them make better decisions. Finally, the guide also includes an extensive look at the market-leading Microderm MD machine, including everything from analyzing its effectiveness to giving a step-by-step overview of how best to make use of it.

The new Beauty Product Warnings microdermabrasion guide is just one of a number of new resources the site has published in recent weeks. The Beauty Product Warnings review of the Dermefface fx7 scar treatment, for example, has also proven to be extremely helpful to and popular with visitors, once again providing a deeper and more useful look at the product than can be found anywhere else. By consistently providing such much-needed information and perspective, Beauty Product Warnings has become a leader in its online niche, and the site's editors are committed to ensuring that it continues to live up to the strong reputation it has developed.

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Sorting through the jumble of beauty and cosmetic goods to single out those that are safest and most effective, Beauty Product Warnings provides everything from general guides to targeted, objective reviews of particular products.

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New report provides most valuable and informative look yet at the top stretch-mark reducing system, Beauty Product Warnings announces

Seattle, WA -- (SBWIRE) -- 11/10/2014 -- Beauty Product Warnings, one of the web's top sources for information and safety alerts regarding a wide variety of cosmetic products, announced the release of a new report on the TriLastin-SR stretch mark treatment system. Like other Beauty Product Warnings reports, the new article is characterized by both in-depth investigation and an informal, accessible tone that makes it easy and enjoyable to read. The new Beauty Product Warnings TriLastin review is therefore likely to be of great usefulness to a wide variety of people who would like to reduce the appearance of their stretch marks.

"After analyzing all of the available reports and collecting our own data and perspectives," Beauty Product Warnings representative Simon Hendricks said, "we are proud to release our long-awaited review of the TriLastin SR stretch mark cream. This was our most challenging project yet, and we think our readers are really going to benefit from the work we put into this." Stretch marks develop when an underlying layer of the skin called the dermis develops tears as it is rapidly stretched. Most marks will improve to a degree on their own, but the body's natural healing is often cosmetically unsatisfactory to those who experience them, especially after particularly dramatic events like pregnancy or rapid weight gain.

The common wisdom has traditionally been that only surgical techniques could offer much in the way of hope of reducing the appearance of stretch marks further after the body's own healing processes had exhausted their potential. That has changed in recent years, as products like Trilastin-SR have begun to offer hope to many women and men that simple, over-the-counter creams could grant affordable, convenient relief, instead of their being forced to resort to expensive surgeries.

The comprehensive new Beauty Product Warnings investigation into the potential of Trilastin-SR therefore makes for an important contribution to the body of knowledge available online concerning such options. The report begins with a brief overview of what stretch marks are and how they develop, as well as a preliminary summary of how Trilastin-SR is designed to repair them.

The report also includes an analysis of the many existing reviews of the product that are already available, with this summary helping to bring readers up to speed with the results that have made Trilastin-SR such a popular topic of conversation recently. The new article culminates with the results of Beauty Product Warnings' own probes into the merits of the product, including a look at the several forms in which it is available, from a preventative formulation designed for use during maternity to a high-strength version meant for treating the toughest cases and offering the quickest relief.

Like all of Beauty Product Warnings' features, the new look at Trilastin-SR employs a light, conversational tone that makes it easy and enjoyable for readers to become more informed. In addition to covering specific beauty products like Trilastin-SR or LifeCell, Beauty Product Warnings also offers general-interest skin-care and beauty tips, as well as alerts as to beauty products that have proven to be dangerous or ineffective.

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One of the top online sources for unbiased, in-depth information regarding beauty products of all sort, Beauty Product Warnings delivers useful, easy-to-understand reports that are fun and engaging to read.

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Company's look at popular treatment is one of most thorough available

Seattle, WA -- (SBWIRE) -- 06/09/2014 -- Cosmetic treatment reviewer and watchdog Beauty Product Warnings announced the completion and availability of an investigation into the popular Lifecell anti-aging treatment. The company's findings, available free of charge to all visitors to its website, are among the most detailed and rigorous available anywhere. Beauty Product Warnings strives to clarify and demystify the sometimes-bewildering array of options of this sort, and has developed a reputation for objectivity and no-nonsense reviews.

"One of the most common questions we have been hearing recently is 'does Lifecell really work?'" company representative Simon Hendricks confided, "which told us that the existing information wasn't enough for our discerning visitors. We resolved to answer that question once and for all, and we're happy to say that we've done so." One of a number of creams and other topical treatments that promise to reverse or slow the effects of aging on the face, Lifecell is marketed in part through claims that it can be as effective as more expensive surgical treatments like BOTOX. Beauty Product Warnings' recent analysis of the treatment was designed to determine the truth of this and other representations, as well as to compare the product to competing alternatives.

"With so many treatments out there vying for our dollars," Hendricks continued, "it can be hard to figure out what's really worthwhile. We're dedicated to cutting through the confusion and providing the most reliable, actionable information anywhere." Beauty Product Warnings covers the whole range of available home-based cosmetic treatments. It has analyzed a variety of over-the-counter acne alleviation products, for example, as well as a number of topical creams designed to reduce the appearance of stretch marks. In addition to studying and reviewing name-brand preparations, it also delves into inexpensive treatments using essential oils and other substances which may sometimes prove just as effective as those branded alternatives.

"We know that, after reading our report, many of our visitors will be asking where to buy Lifecell," Hendricks concluded, "and we've got them covered there, too. We take the task of pointing out reliable, economical suppliers just as seriously as that of identifying the best beauty products." Visitors to the company's website at www.beautyproductwarnings.com will find a wide variety of its findings, reports, and guides available free of charge. Through staying abreast of the latest developments in the industry, the company is often among the first to report on promising-seeming new treatments, and it continually revises its beauty product recommendations as new information becomes available.

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With a mission of providing clear, objective advice about a wide range of cosmetic treatments, Beauty Product Warnings serves Internet visitors with in-depth reviews, guides, and vendor recommendations. The company strives to be among the most reliable such resources anywhere and has grown at an industry-leading rate since its opening.

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