DON’T – Sleep on your stomach or sides Let’s “face” it, the ONLY ones that look adorable with wrinkles, jowls, and bags are our furry companions. The cruel reality is that our heads weigh between eight and 11 pounds. That means sleeping on your face is the equivalent of placing a bowling ball on your skin and wondering why you …
How to Avoid Giving Yourself Wrinkles While You Sunbathe | From the beauty pillow that’s saving faces around the world
Well, we all know that sunbathing is not recommended when it comes to an anti-aging skincare regimen. However, if you are a sun lover as I am, you can avoid making it worse by not smashing your face when you fall asleep in the sun. I actually have a Back to Beauty™ Anti-Wrinkle Head Cradle beauty sleep pillow without a …
It’s Never too Late to Save Your Face From Wrinkles, Bags, Jowls, Saggy Skin, Distortion, and Acne!
Well…I just turned 49 this month! Birthdays are always a reminder of how grateful I am for the Back to Beauty Anti-Wrinkle Head Cradle beauty sleep pillow. It truly provides wrinkle prevention that’s saving faces around the world, one pillow at a time…including mine! Learn more ABOUT how I invented this wrinkle prevention beauty pillow.
Tech Neck or Bed Neck? Red Alert on Giving Yourself Neck Wrinkles While Looking at Your Smartphone in Bed
The latest smartphone technology has recently launched along with revelations about neck wrinkles! Dang it! Can we get a break? I guess not! Many of us have heard the concept of “Tech Neck,” which is wrinkles and lines caused by the repetitive motion of looking down at our phones. I think this concern needs to be discussed a little deeper. I …
Sleeping on Your Back is the Anti-Wrinkle Position, but There’s a lot More to Saving Your Face Than Just Back Sleeping…
I do believe, since I launched the patented Back to Beauty™ Anti-Wrinkle Head Cradle back-sleeping beauty pillow in 2014, there has been an increase in awareness regarding the damage and distortion sleeping on your face causes. With the average human head weighing between 8-11 pounds, it makes sense that those not sleeping on their back are putting weight and pressure …