, says acne is typically caused by one of four things, all of which are much more likely to happen while wearing a mask.
First, follicular occlusion—essentially a group of follicles that become blocked from sweating, dirt and oil—can lead to pesky breakouts. Now, imagine sweat, dirt and oil being trapped under a mask. “Wearing a mask increases the heat and moisture in the environment of the skin, encouraging the micro infections of the follicle to turn into pimples,” Patel says.
Acne can also be caused by bacterial and fungal growth in the clogged pore, excessive oil production or addition of oils to the face, and inflammation. Patel says that attempting to eliminate any three of the four root causes will undoubtedly lead to less frequent breakouts. “Use a good exfoliating cleanser to deep clean pores, kill microbes and decrease inflammation. And, make sure that you place your mask on clean skin daily.” When you’re mask free, don’t forget to let your skin breathe. Patel recommends staying away from thick, occlusive oils or moisturizers, especially at night.
Ildi Pekar, esthetician for models like Miranda Kerr and Irina Shayk, is a proponent of the “less is more” approach when it comes to skincare, especially now. “In times like these, we need to focus on simple, effective skincare,” Pekar says. She suggests using a toner with antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, soothing ingredients like chamomile, green tea, colloidal silver or magnesium.
“The toner will balance your skin’s pH level—a major key to keeping the skin healthy,” Pekar says. She recommends applying a toner both before you put on your mask and after you take it off. For healthcare professionals who are required to wear a mask for long hours, Pekar suggests refreshing the skin a few times throughout the day to get rid of any dirt and sweat that’s under the mask. For mask-induced irritation, household items like honey and aloe vera can act as soothing agents. Pekar also calls on CBD-infused products for reducing redness and inflammation.
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export default NotificationWidget;7908 is Aspen’s finest supper club. Situated in the heart of the world’s most adored and irreverent mountaintop resort, our space allows for an authentic, extraordinary Aspen experience. A place to dine in the early evening and dance late into the night. It’s sophisticated and fun, it’s raucous and regal, inclusiveness and exclusive, it’s Aspen.
Taking its name and cultural direction from the exact elevation of a once small mining town perched 7,908 feet high in the Rocky Mountains. 7908 will bring together under one roof, the eclectic, talented and empowered many, who long ago determined Aspen to be their most cherished place to visit.
In response to COVID-19, 7908 Aspen will be temporarily closing. We apologize for the inconvenience the closure may create for guests who still planned on coming in, but we consider the health of our employees, guests and community to be of paramount importance and do not want to contribute to the spread of the virus.
Tim Chladek has called Colorado home most of his life, growing up in Littleton, Colorado. He attended the University of Colorado at Boulder and upon graduating immediately pursued a career in web development, working initially for the Chicago Tribune. He launched his first internet company, DenverMix.com, in 2002 and saw it grow into six markets before selling it in 2007. In addition to providing information on happening in and around town, DenvermIx.com had a very successful nightclub events division – creating and executing large events throughout the Denver area. He moved to Aspen, Colorado in the fall of 2007 and opened a nightclub named The Regal Watering Hole in the heart of town. The Regal was a popular locals dance club for several years before Tim and his partner sold the business in 2013. That same year he relaunched the famed downtown Denver hotspot Tryst Lounge in a new location and continued to own and operate it until the spring of 2019. Initially consulting the 7908 team through the launch, Tim is excited to have joined the team on a full-time basis as the Lounge Manager.
Aspen continues to blossom with stars and celebs from around the world, becoming the mountain rendezvous for the elite. This era lasts only in memories for those who were fortunate enough to experience Aspen at the time.
What some consider the last great decade in Aspen, the 90s preserved the last of the anything-goes mindset in the town. An excessive tolerance on the part of Aspen’s law enforcement remained, allowing substances to flow freely throughout town. A handful of great bars and lounges remained, many to be forced out by high rent costs and a changing demographic. The local character’s remained through the changing times and ensured this mountain enclave would remain as wild and weird as the 80s.
After graduating from UVM with a degree in economics, Jonathan planned on taking a year off, before pursuing his MBA. He moved to St John to sail and scuba dive. While there, he started working at Chateau Bordeaux and fell in love with food and wine. He realized that a career in finance wasn’t for him and instead wanted to nurture people.
Jonathan loves to travel, teach and learn. After becoming a father in 2005 he realized that Aspen would be home. The quality of the schools, the abundance of recreational activities and the wonderful community make it an ideal place to raise a family.
Under the alias Kid Kamillion, Bryan Normand’s remix for Heads Will Roll hit, 1 mil plays, #1 on Hype Machine charts, supported at every major festival and on BBC world radio.Is there a possibility to have a similar layout then the homepage ( with mosaic of pictures and text underneath each picture/square