Aug 12
By Dr. Suzanne Little, Ph D Psychologist and Women’s Behavioral Expert
Stress is a part of modern life - today more than ever. Stress results when life circumstances and demands (stressors) exceed our ability to deal with them. Stressors may be acute (death of a loved one) or chronic (a demanding job, a difficult relationship). Although we can’t avoid stress altogether, we can learn to minimize its impact. What’s important is not so much what happens to us but how we respond to what happens.
Written by DeAnna Nelson from Mineral Silk Mineral MakeupTags: woman stress, women stress
Imagine a balloon that has been blown up and then deflated. No matter how much you blow it up again, it has lost much of its original elasticity and will never look quite the same. So it is with stretch marks. They don’t go away entirely. The key is to find ways to reduce their appearance. The earlier you begin treating stretch marks, the more likely you are to lessen their appearance; they are much easier to treat when they first appear as raised red or reddish brown marks. Once they begin to flatten and fade, they become less obvious and are more difficult to treat.