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		<title>Does the work affect your skin?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The atmosphere in the workplace can also affect your skin , especially if it is a source of dryness, lack of sunlight and stress. The suggestions below will give you not only help maintain healthy skin, but your overall health and wellbeing at work. The first thing to do is assess the area where you [&#8230;]]]></description>
				<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><a href="http://www.skinerrors.com/wp-content/uploads/work-skin.jpg"><img src="http://www.skinerrors.com/wp-content/uploads/work-skin-150x141.jpg" alt="affect your skin" title="work-skin" width="150" height="141" class="alignleft size-thumbnail wp-image-1840" /></a>The atmosphere in the workplace can also affect your skin , especially if it is a source of dryness, lack of sunlight and stress. The suggestions below will give you not only help maintain healthy skin, but your overall health and wellbeing at work.<span id="more-1839"></span><br />
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The first thing to do is assess the area where you work. Do you work in an environment with air conditioning and heating for long periods of time? Do you work in a place where you can not open the windows or none exist? The lack of fresh air and sunlight can have a detrimental impact on the skin.<br />
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If the environment does not have good ventilation and stay for long periods with air conditioning or heating, is very likely that your skin is suffering as a result. To do this, you have to moisturize your skin. If you work long hours, keep a moisturizer in a drawer in your place apply during that time. This will help prevent dry air steals moisture. It also controls the temperature is not too hot or cold.<br />
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If possible, use water with a humidifier. If you do not have access to the humidifier, look for a simple homemade solution filling a container with water and leaving it on your desk or in some dark corner. Also, do not forget to drink water regularly throughout the day. Avoid drinks with caffeine and prefer water to a greater hydration.<br />
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Take breaks and takes a drink of fresh air. It is important to take regular breaks if they work at a desk or counter. When possible, schedule regular breaks to stretch and exercise. Keep your body weight is also an important step to healthy skin.<br />
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Not only the cells of your skin are “cool” but lower your body temperature, which helps improve your skin. If your skin is red, swollen and blotchy, may be a result of many hours in front of computer monitor. Take regular breaks and covering the monitor.<br />
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Open the windows and doors whenever possible. Scientific studies have shown many times that indoor air is much less healthy than the outside, so opening doors and windows from time to time you can get a good exchange of air healthier. So in your work environment will be healthier and your skin will thank you.</p>
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