Building your own aura with appropriate skin care

 Have you ever met someone who seems to literally shine? They might or might not be beautiful, but there is something about them that makes you want to keep staring. Some call it aura.
The literal meaning of aura is a special quality or feeling that seems to come from a person, place, or thing. It cannot be seen or touched, which makes it hard to define, and even harder to achieve. An aura makes you look like you’re carrying your personal spotlight.
You can boost your aura by keeping your skin radiant and glowing. This is because man is naturally attracted to light and well-lit space. Glowing, radiant skin reflects light better than dry and dull skin. Our eyes notice shiny things first, which is why those with beautiful skin attract more attention.
Healthy-looking skin not only reflects light on the surface, but also emits light from deep within. This surface radiance and inner light constitute the skin’s aura. So, in order to achieve an aura, you have to do two things – improve the skin’s texture in order to reflect light better, and get rid of discoloration.
Plump, hydrated skin reflects light better. Think a deflated balloon versus a full one. You can make sure your skin is fresh and dewy by using a moisturiser every morning and every night. It is also important to drink a lot of water and eat healthy food to boost the skin’s health.
As for discoloration, you can prevent dark spots by using sunscreen on a daily basis, whether or not you’re going to be out in the sun. This is because we are actually surrounded by UV rays even when we are not outdoors.

Treat blemishes correctly. Using random creams could make the problem worse, since many creams in the market contain harsh chemicals that do more harm than good to the skin.
To effectively treat blemishes, your dermatologist will probably recommend a combination of methods. For example, you can consider the Smart Aura Code, which is a three-step programme designed to address blemish problems.
The first step is Super Smart FEM, which uses a combination of lasers in two wavelengths to reduce pigmentation. This energy can also shrink the blood vessels in the treated area, which suppresses the Vascular Endothelial Growth Factor or VEGF flow. This means the blemishes will fade and are less likely to reappear.
The second step is Aura Code, in which the skin will be supplemented with the nutrients it needs. The nutrients – vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants - are delivered directly into the skin to make the skin healthier from within.
The final step is White System, which uses medication to reduce visible blemishes. The dermatologist will use the right formula for your skin condition in order to treat the blemishes effectively without irritating the skin.
They say Rome wasn’t built in a day, and beautiful skin doesn’t happen in one day either. It takes a lot of dedication and daily care. After treatment, it is also important to protect your skin from aggressors such as chemicals, UV rays, heat, and other not-so-skin-friendly factors that could take your aura away from you.

THANISORN THAMLIKITKUL MD |is a member of the American Society of Cosmetic Dermatology and Aesthetic Surgery and certified in dermatological laser surgery. Send your questions for her to [email protected]