Seattle, WA -- (SBWire) -- 02/16/2015 --Beauty Product Warnings published an in-depth new guide to at-home microdermabrasion and the well-known Microderm MD machine. As in-office dermabrasion procedures have become more accessible and popular, an increasing number of people have sought to reduce the appearance of skin blemishes and aging through these methods. The new Beauty Product Warnings delves into another, more convenient option, providing readers with everything they need to know about home-based microdermabrasion, as well as an especially popular means of making use of it.
"We're proud to say that we have just published one of the most frequently requested features in the history of our site," Beauty Product Warnings representative Brenda Vasques announced, "Our new guide is the most comprehensive introduction anywhere to the topic of home-based microdermabrasion and includes a detailed, unbiased look at the popular, easy-to-use Microderm MD tool."
Employed for a variety of cosmetic purposes, dermabrasion is the use of small, abrasive particles to smooth away the outermost layers of the skin. Originally available only through qualified dermatologists, the technology became more accessible with the development of microdermabrasion, a less invasive approach that can be administered by trained cosmetologists.
In fact, this evolved, refined form of dermabrasion is gentle enough that some manufacturers have begun offering microdermabrasion equipment intended for home use. Readers of Beauty Product Warnings, a site that looks deeply into the safety and efficacy of a wide variety of beauty products, have increasingly requested, in particular, that the site cover the Microderm MD microdermabrasion unit, a device that has attracted a high degree of attention because of its affordability and apparent effectiveness.
The new Beauty Product Warnings guide to at-home microdermabrasion is a direct response to that interest. The new guide is the most detailed and comprehensive of its kind, covering the topic of microdermabrasion, in general, and the home-based variety, in particular, with an in-depth approach that aims at giving readers useful, actionable information.
In addition to going over the many uses of microdermabrasion, such as reducing the appearance of age spots, acne scars, and enlarged pores, the new Beauty Product Warnings guide also delves deeply into the way the process works, giving readers important background information that can help them make better decisions. Finally, the guide also includes an extensive look at the market-leading Microderm MD machine, including everything from analyzing its effectiveness to giving a step-by-step overview of how best to make use of it.
The new Beauty Product Warnings microdermabrasion guide is just one of a number of new resources the site has published in recent weeks. The Beauty Product Warnings review of the Dermefface fx7 scar treatment, for example, has also proven to be extremely helpful to and popular with visitors, once again providing a deeper and more useful look at the product than can be found anywhere else. By consistently providing such much-needed information and perspective, Beauty Product Warnings has become a leader in its online niche, and the site's editors are committed to ensuring that it continues to live up to the strong reputation it has developed.
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Beauty Product Warnings Publishes Unique New Guide to at-Home Microdermabrasion
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