Crawley’s shift away from relying solely on makeup and skincare appears to be part of a growing trend of women who are choosing to spend their money on minimally invasive professional treatments so they can wake up looking great, saving time on applying moisturizers and makeup.

“In general, with the humidity in the air dropping, you have an increase in transepidermal water loss so because of this people will see flaky skin and are sometimes more irritated and sensitive,” dermatologist Dr. Lisa Kellett…

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“There’s a microdermabrasion treatment we perform that uses fine diamonds to exfoliate the stratum corneum to slough off dead skin,” says Dr. Lisa Kellett, founder and medical director of DLK on Avenue. “If you look at the thickness of the skin before and after, the Diamond Peel is very effective.”

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Dr. Lisa Kellett, a Toronto-based dermatologist who has been practicing for 25 years, said the findings are not surprising, especially because it is well known that tattoo pigment can migrate (for example, when tattoos get blurrier over time because of ink migration).

But experts caution that natural beauty products are not as natural — or beneficial — as some would have you believe.

“The cause of this infection is transferred from an individual’s hands,” Kellett explains. “It can be on makeup brushes, but usually it’s actually hand contact.

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Interestingly, Vitamin C and Vitamin A are now available in liquids and offer an alternative to the application of a cream, explained Dr. Lisa Kellett…

The trend first emerged back in 2006 when Australian entertainer Peter Andre revealed that he would soak himself in Coca-Cola before sunbathing as a tanning lotion.

“Be sure it’s approved by Health Canada: It will either have a DIN [drug identification number] on it or an NPN [natural product number] on it,” says Dr. Lisa Kellett, a dermatologist at the DLK on Avenue clinic in Toronto.

“A pillow is not a treatment,” said Dr. Lisa Kellett, a dermatologist with DLK on Avenue cosmetic dermatology and laser clinic in Toronto.