Mary Beth Brubeck R.N.

11/04/2022

Check out a new post in My Secrets www.mynaturalaesthetics.com

07/07/2022

Be a good friend. Www.mynaturalaesthetics.com

04/09/2022

Tired of water dripping down your arms when you wash your face? Just put two hair scrunchies on your wrists and problem solved.

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03/30/2022

Filler can look natural.

09/20/2021

Read all about the major ingredients in medical grade skin care products and what they do.

Learn what the many useful ingredients in skin care products do for the skin.

02/08/2021

New post in My Secrets. Don’t miss this one.

Any new patient consultation includes a discussion about their current skin care routine. Aside from SPF, I tell patients the two most important steps in a skin care program are use of a Vitamin A (retinoic acid) product and exfoliation. Then I typically hear: “I was on Retin-A once an I got reall...

12/23/2020

Now it’s really official!!

The Rehoboth Beach-Dewey Beach Chamber of Commerce celebrated the opening of Mary Beth Brubeck, RN’s second location of her injectables and skin care practice with a ribbon cutting Dec. 18. Brubeck, a Georgetown University graduate, opened her...

12/11/2020

11/11/2020

Exciting news! I have expanded and opened a second injectables practice location in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware. Patients in Rockville and Rehoboth will continue to receive my dedicated and customized approach to your goals.
I am energized by my growing practice and new challenges.
For appointments in Rockville please call 301-875-2729 and for appointments in Rehoboth call 302-396-5363.
Let’s make a plan together.

11/09/2020

Vivant Skin Care products, developed by Dr. James Fulton, creator of Retin A and Benzoyl Peroxide, gets fast and amazing results. Thank you Amber.
Offices in Rockville, MD and Rehoboth Beach, DE.
Let’s make a plan together.
301-875-2729

08/28/2020

Can you guess in which photo this beauty is raising her eyebrows???
(Answer: lower) Eyes are bright and wide open even with forehead smooth. Great prevention for younger people.
Come see me and let’s make a plan together.
301-875-2729 www.mynaturalaesthetics.com

08/24/2020

New post in MY SECRETS...

Many new words and practices have become common in our current daily lives. Here is another one: Maskne…the appearance of new or worsening acne partly as a result of wearing a facial covering. Other skin conditions can also be caused by wearing a mask: irritation, flare-ups of rosacea, rashes, and...

07/20/2020

Lips, lips, and more lips..
Filler in the lips can replace volume and look very natural. Come see me, we can make a plan together. 301-875-2729

05/31/2020

Not time to let our guard down yet.

04/22/2020

It was inevitable

Doctor Fauci needed his own song, and I hear he loves The Beatles and Revolver is his favorite album. Many folks are not familiar with this Beatle song, but ...

01/28/2020

(Posted Jan 27, 2020 by Vivant Skin)

SHOULD YOU MOISTURIZE MORE IN WINTER?

It’s winter, and your skin is craving moisture. That doesn’t mean you should grab the biggest bottle of lotion you can find. Though you may be tempted to cocoon your skin in creamy hydration when the weather turns cold and dry, slow your moisture-seeking roll. There’s more to supple, dewy skin than you might think. Let’s make sure you’re getting it right.

Is your skin dry, or just a little dehydrated?

Both hydration (water) and moisture (oil) are essential to retain elasticity and to keep skin looking smooth and supple. Your skin can be lacking both moisture and hydration, or just one of the two. Not every skin needs moisturizing, but every skin needs hydration.

Sebum is nature’s emollient. If your skin is normally oily but feels dry in the winter, your skin is dehydrated. You might need some additional moisture, but you want to be careful about the type you use—nothing greasy or heavy, which can be occlusive and pore-clogging.

Skin that is ordinarily dry, will be dryer in winter when cold air and dry indoor heating are pulling water from the skin, leaving it dehydrated. For your skin, additional moisture is necessary.

It’s not enough just to moisturize.

It may sound counter-intuitive, but to keep skin optimally moisturized, you have to keep skin optimally exfoliated. Dead skin cells act as a barrier to moisture, and lack of moisture causes skin cells to die more rapidly than in more hydrated skin. So, the more cellular debris builds up, the drier your skin becomes. If you simply slather moisture on top of dry skin without exfoliating, you’re essentially just creating a sludge of dead skin cells and emollients. Not ideal for achieving your glowiest skin.

That ever-growing layer of dead skin cells also blocks actives in your products from delivering their beneficial ingredients. Clear the cellular debris to allow in all the good stuff that makes your skin look radiant, supple, and hydrated.

Eyes need moisture too.

The skin around your eyes is thinner and more prone to dehydration, which can cause fine lines to appear more visible.

01/13/2020

Such a lovely shade of green..don’t you think? After the mask my face felt the way my mouth feels after brushing my teeth! Clean and tingly!
Vivant Algae Soft Mask - marine minerals, sea proteins and more.

www.mynaturalaesthetics.com
301-875-2729