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  • 7 Nail Polish Designs Inspired by Pageant Queens

    As a little girl, I loved watching pageants. The elaborate gowns, the dramatic makeup, and of course, the nails. I would watch in anticipation as the contestants’ nails were revealed, wondering what design they would choose this time. Now that I’m a bit older (and a bit more skilled in the nail art department), I’ve decided to take my love of pageants and create 10 nail polish designs inspired by pageant queens.

    Pageant Queen Inspired Nail Polish Designs

    The Classic French Manicure

    The Classic French Manicure is a timeless and elegant nail design that can be dressed up or down to suit any occasion. This style is achieved by painting the nails with a sheer nude polish, followed by a thin white stripe at the tips. The Classic French Manicure is a great choice for all occasions, from everyday wear to formal events.

    Nude and Neutrals

    Nude and neutral colors are the epitome of elegance and so they are preferred by pageant queens. This is the kind of color you can wear to any kind of event, from a formal dinner to a casual day at home. So what are you waiting for? You can buy OPI gel polish of your favorite neutral color and create this sophisticated look for your nails.

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  • The Safest and the Best Skincare Tips During Pregnancy

    Many expecting mothers are looking for the best skincare routine to follow during their pregnancy. While there is no one-size-fits-all answer, there are a few general guidelines that can help you stay safe and healthy. Here are a few tips to get you started.

    What to Avoid During Pregnancy

    Some ingredients and products should be avoided during pregnancy, as they may be unsafe for both the mother and the baby. These include:

    • Retinoids
    • Benzoyl peroxide
    • Salicylic acid
    • Tretinoin
    • Chemicals in nail polish, remover, and hair dye
    • Herbal remedies

    All these ingredients are commonly present in skincare products and can be absorbed through the skin, potentially causing birth defects. So, Make sure you avoid them.

    Stick to Basic Skincare Routines

    During pregnancy, it’s best to stick to basic skincare routines. Avoid using anything that could potentially be absorbed through the skin, including topical medications, essential oils, and other harsh ingredients. Instead, focus on gentle cleansing, moisturizing, and sunscreen. You can use a pregnancy safe face wash to cleanse your skin followed by a water-based moisturizer.

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  • How Can Dark People Get Clear and Spotless Skin?

    Many people, especially young women, are unhappy with their skin complexion. They feel that they are too dark and want to be lighter. This is a common problem in many parts of the world, where people with darker skin are considered to be less attractive than those with lighter skin. In this article, we will explore some ways in which dark people can get clear and spotless skin.

    Determine the Cause of Skin Darkness

    Firstly, it is necessary to determine why your skin looks dark. Darker skin can be caused by increased melanin production in the body, which helps to protect you against ultraviolet light from the sun. However, if there are too many melanocytes or they are not distributed evenly across the body, then this can lead to patches of darker skin (known as hyperpigmentation). It might also be due to the entrapment of dirt and dust which is quite common in African American skin types. Well, to get rid of that, the use of the best body wash for African American skin can help. It will remove the grime, leaving your skin clean and clear.

    The use of certain face creams can also help. These contain ingredients such as tretinoin and hydroquinone which work by removing old pigment cells and limiting their replacement with new ones. You should apply these creams on affected areas twice daily for several months before seeing any results.

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St. Louis Dermatologist

Our Practice

Dr. Lisa Ring and Dr. Mary Noël George are Board Certified Dermatologists with a practice in St. Louis County (Bridgeton, MO). Specializing medical and cosmetic dermatology, they have been treating patients from the St. Louis and St. Charles areas for over 30 years.

Skin problems we treat include skin canceracnewartseczemapsoriasisdermatitisrosacea, skin infections, itching, skin allergies, vitiligo, other disorders of pigmentation, poison ivyshinglesmoles, skin tags and rashes. We address your cosmetic dermatology concerns such as wrinkles, aging skin and frown lines with fillers and Botox. Through our professional, compassionate and caring staff, our mission is to give you the highest quality, individualized care you deserve.

When you visit, we take your skin problems seriously. We think it’s important to be evaluated and treated by the expert when you seek care from a specialist. At Dermatology STL, the people performing your primary evaluation and management are board certified dermatologists.

 Our Mission

The mission of Dermatology STL is to offer personalized consultations by expert M.D.’s, Board Certified in Dermatology, dedicated to delivering high quality and up-to-date patient education and care.

 Our Vision

It is our vision that every patient receives the highest standard of care available, at a reasonable cost, in a timely and courteous manner at all times. We put our patients first and believe strongly in the importance of accurate, early diagnosis and treatment of dermatological conditions.

What is a Board Certified Dermatologist?

dermatologist is an MD or DO who specializes in medicine of the skin, hair and nails. Becoming a board certified dermatologist means that doctor has graduated from 4 years of college, 4 years of medical school, passed parts I, II and III of the National Boards, and completed an additional 4 years of specialty training in an accredited Dermatology Residency in order to sit for the Dermatology Board Exam, an intensive two day long examination with hundreds of questions on all aspects of Dermatology. Only after qualifying for and passing that exam does that doctor become a board certified dermatologist.

Our Doctors

Lisa Ring, M.D.

Dr. Lisa Ring is the medical director and founder of Dermatological Treatment Center, now Dermatology STL which opened its doors in 1985. She has been in practice for 30 years. During that time she has developed a reputation for her very compassionate and thorough approach to patient care. She specializes in diagnosing and treating skin cancers, eczema, acne, rashes of all kinds, and challenging diagnoses.

Lisa Ring, M.D.

Mary Noël George, M.D.

Dr. Mary Noël George graduated from the University of Missouri School of Medicine in Columbia, MO in 2002. Her bachelor’s degree in biology was obtained at Davidson College in Davidson, NC in 1998, where she graduated Phi Beta Kappa and magna cum laude with High Honors. She completed her intern year in internal medicine and residency in dermatology at St. Louis University. Following her training in 2006, she joined Dr. Lisa Ring in practice at the Dermatological Treatment Center at DePaul Hospital in Bridgeton, MO.

Mary Noël George, M.D.