Is Your City Hurting Your Skin?
Total Beauty came out with a list of the 13 Worst-Skin Cities (In the U.S.). Is your city one of the worst?
I fully expected mine, Missoula, Montana, to be one of them. When I moved here from Minnesota, my skin just dried right up. Before, I could get by with a very light face lotion. Now, I have to slather on the really good stuff if I don’t want my whole face to flake off.
Yow!
Check out to see if you city is among the worst for your skin:
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The environmental aggressors in these towns could be damaging your skin |
 Before blowing your next paycheck at the derm’s office or on pricey skin care products, take a closer look at the place you call home. We looked at pollution levels, sunshine and humidity averages, skin cancer, smoking rates, and even tanning salons per capita to determine which U.S. locales could be disastrous for your skin. Did your city make the list? |
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It most certainly is! Here in California the water is hard! And living right next to the beach that’s connected to the Port of Long Beach doesn’t help either! I remember using one of those paper testers and seeing it fast track it’s way to the “extremely hard” section of the test.
My poor skin has suffered the most from hard water.
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