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Skin Serums - Not Your Mother's Cold Cream
BY Clara Myers

Among the many elixirs, gels, and balms at the beauty counter, you may notice a prevalence of products called serums. What exactly are serums? Do you really need another product to put on your face? Well, yes. Think of serums as laser targeted solutions to skin problems. Serums do one thing very well. For example, if you had a calcium deficiency, would you take a multivitamin with a little calcium in it or an individual calcium tablet? You'd get more benefit from taking that individual calcium tablet, and that's how a serum works. It solves one problem very well.

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Pretty much every major manufacturer of skin care products has a serum in their lineup so if you have a favorite skin care line, chances are good it has a serum. You should have no problem finding serums for:

• Fine lines and wrinkles
  
• Under eye circles
  
• Dark spots
  
• Redness
  
• Dryness
  
• Pimples

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Serums usually come in a half ounce or one ounce bottle. You may be a little shocked at the price in comparison to the size of the bottle; however keep in mind a one ounce bottle will last a year even if you use it everyday. Serums are concentrated so a little goes a long way. Also, your particular problem may be seasonal in which case the serum will last even longer.

Many serums take advantage of the latest scientific developments in dermatology. You will find quite a few serums infused with nutraceuticals which are plant-based compounds that have biological activity in the body. It’s common to find serums infused with Vitamin C, green tea, herbs, or other plant-based additives. This is a good thing. Plant-based products are much less likely to cause a bad skin reaction. Vitamins and herbs have a long track record of success, and it’s great that modern science has found ways to infuse them in skin care products.