Los Altos, California Jan 21, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - Beauty in the New Year has already begun to blossom with many consumers seeking a softer and more natural form of beauty to establish a healthier, younger and more vibrant self as the Year of the Water Rabbit is welcomed this Lunar New Year on January 23, 2023.
A time for growth and building fertile ground both figuratively and literally, the sign of the Rabbit brings about the essence of Spring and the renewal of the Earth after the symbolic storms that presided the year before planting the seeds of peace, longevity, hope and beauty to grow throughout the year as over one quarter of the world's population prepares to celebrate or nationally acknowledge the Chinese New Year.
Traditionally, red and gold are worn to greet the new year with an abundance of health and good fortune where sweeping the house is common custom prior to the holiday to remove the "dust" and bad luck from the year before promptly stopping at midnight so as to not sweep out the good luck of the coming New Year.
People born under the Rabbit sign have the natural ability to be adaptable, calm and as peaceful as their animal counterparts and just as quick to want to multiply their financial wealth according to the Chinese Zodiac. The good news for those financial gains and beauty trends in the first days of 2023 find that skincare is returning to a more natural, soft appearance as opposed to the harsh "injectable - inflatable" look of 2022.
Botox itself for example can range in price as steep as $600 for 50 units depending on how many treated areas and your geographic location.
In affluent Los Altos, world renowned clinical esthetician Richard Haxton, a master in holistic forms of non-invasive treatments is preparing his euphoric Zen-like haven for a confidential client. Aa a pioneer of non-surgical rejuvenation through detoxification, Haxton has over 20 years of experience working with an elite clientele.
"People come to me because they do not want their faces to look inflated or frozen and ask if it is possible to look like themselves but a younger version. Currently, Millenials (1981-1996) and Generation Z (1997 to 2012) are setting the standards for beauty that my clients are requesting - to be a younger, healthier, softer version of themselves."
Working with his proprietary blend of topical nutrition, Haxton has actually designed treatment programs that utilize specifically curated ingredients such as Red Algae, among many, to restore elasticity to stiff dull skin and interact with it to regain and sustain it's youthful longevity and modality. (www.SkinByHaxton.com
"In this New Year, we're healing from world disasters, shelter in place, fake news and the crooked politics of the past," states Haxton, who is looking forward to the upcoming Lunar New Year - the Year of Water Rabbit.
As one of the elements, water is often associated with flexibility, intelligence, wisdom and wealth.
"This is a year about water - an element that flows within the body to improve it, washing away all toxins," shares Haxton. "Water is clean and natural."
As the creator of the non-surgical facelift, Haxton's products and program provides his clients with results that have them looking 10-15 years younger than their biological age.
Recently my client's husband posted a photo of them at a Christmas party and when people saw it they responded at how beautiful his daughter had become - she's 50 years old and her daughter is not even 18 years of age. It seems that in wedding photos as well, mothers are mistaken as the sister of the bride and fathers are mistaken as the brother of the groom.
The reason for these dramatic results is due to the source of Haxton's program - much like the precision and intense expediency of Generation Z on applications such as TikTok (where it seems as though what once took 1 hour can now be accomplished in one minute), Haxton has fine-tuned the usage of ingredients that almost have superpowers on their own such as Mung Bean Sprout Stem Cells.
"The extracellular matrix (ECM) gives structure to the cells and tissues in the body which protects harmful environmental conditions and photo-damage, all of which reduces signs of aging by enhancing firmness and elasticity," states Haxton, "It is a mockery to say that there is not a change in beauty," continues Haxton, "It's no longer rejuvenating when 3 people are mistaken for Kim Kardashian, [Celebrity] Housewife or 5 others."
With millions taking to their smartphones to capture the luck of the New Year, Haxton warns of another danger to skin prematurely aging due to Blue Light Radiation. In 2022 the average American spent a total of 7.1 hours of facetime in front of electronic devices such as Smartphones, SmartTVs, PC Screens and Tablets. Blue Light Waves, which are the highest energy light waves on the visible spectrum and emitted from these devices fall just below UV waves and can induce oxidative stress (cell shrinkage), which can cause inflammation and collagen degeneration leading to wrinkles and fine lines around the mouth and eyes.
"If you want to look young and you want to look relevant - it's about taking good care of yourself, having good nutrition and investing in youself" says Haxton smiling, "My dedication to health, beauty and wellness is never ending - I'm astounded how we can heal from nature and still see a rainbow after the wind and rain."
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