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    Its alot of info to take in, but the concept works! Rapid exfoliatin and Protein Infusion. Vit A was deemed the ONLY ingedient (by FDA, CFSD) to REVERSE the signs of aging, sundamage and actually cause NEW SKINCELL turnover to occur. Faster repeating facial cells INDUCE and release more collagen/elastin/dna repair. sidebar: I probably don't need your skin history, just what your needs are. We ALL are trying to accomplish the same thing. Perfect Skin. Back to the logistics:
So, along with removing old cells and revealing new cells, it actually FOOLS the skin (flushing, peeling,) into release more collagen to the surface. Your skin senses the slough and computes it as a MILD WOUND., like a burn, but NOT to any depth (NOT like those hot tca peels which are so HORRIBLE for the skin).., and your skins JOB is to secrete repairitive fluid. When the collagen reaches the TOP and realizes there is NO WOUND to repair, it begins to nourish skin cells instead. This is called a Correct Peel,.when you can abrade the stratum corneum and induce additional PROTEIN to the surface. Most peels are done WRONG and they end up burning the skin and DEPLETING the collagen/elastin. PLUS the skin manufactures SCAR REPAIR in the form of mellanin,.and the result of THAT is that the user gets permanent brown stains on the face. Dark/Olive skin types are NOTORIOUS for this, especially when the seller does NOT post warnings of it!!.
A good peel does NOT involve alot of healing. You should be doing MORE PEELING than healing. If you skin has to HEAL, you will lose all of the repairitive proteins on the wound, and NOTHING will be left for the new skingrowth.
The difference between the QVC and HIGH END store products are that they are SO low on potency which I refer to as FROO FROO SKIN CARE!
Even a DERMOTOLOTIST has no concept of long term skin management that keeps aging from occuring. They treat the symptom AFTER the fact, ie facelift.
My mission statement, lol!!
The concept of REVERSING your age (face) and FREEZING it from continual aging lies in TWO techniques.
RAPID EXFOLIATIN and the INFUSION OF PROTEIN.
Every day, every minute..your skin is going through a cycle of new skincell turnover. By day 21 if you do NOTHING preventive, your skin will shed about .01 micron of dead skin.
The key to being ageless is to interrupt that cycle and speed UP that process by twice or three times the amount of skin.
So during that 21 days, you won't age, and you will LOSE 21 days or 42 days of aging by removing safely another .01-.03 (some more) micron of skin.
This process FOOLS the skin into a minor trauma repair mode. Just like a BURN which is a billion times MORE traumatic than a peel: You skin SECRETES valuable protein like collagen/elastin/dna repair/ melanin/scar repair.
In a CORRECT peel or safe peel, you won't be calling on the ENTIRE FIRE DEPT (my verbage). Just enough to FLOOD the epidermis with collagen/elastin.
ON TOP OF THIS, using something that your skin CAN IDENTIFY with (Hyaluronic Acid is one major contributor with peptides in all of m proteints) is the key to INFUSING with protein. So you have YOUR OWN collagen and now you are using bioidenticals bonded to hyaluronic which BINDS 1000 times its own weight in hydration to your skin. Where MOST people secrete elastin/collagen, it neutralizes in minutes. HA is the tuperware to keep it ALIVE.
Creating a working protein you need MORE than one amino acid. Ogliopeptides/Hexapeptides..it is ALL dependent on how many aminos you use.
This is the process of transdermal penetration. Getting a serum BELOW the stratum corneum. Its GOOD, but what is BETTER is actually REMOVING the stratum corneum. Then you are working on live skin growth!!
I prefer to work on LIVE skin growth rather than trying to cause a chemical reaction to GET THAT DEEP.
Sunblock and Sun avoidance is mandatory. Your new skin will be VERY sensitive to sun, just like a baby!
Take Care,
Julie

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Hi Dear !!

Thank You for sharing this information !
But,
The question I am asked most often about my job is, “Umm, so what is it that you actually do?” I can’t blame anyone for asking. Before I took the job, I had only a vague understanding of the types of projects that I would be working on, or what the word “project” really means in the context of a government consulting firm.

Fourth of July fireworks from my DC rooftop. Non-sequitur, but pretty.



Almost a month in, I am just starting to understand the work and the system. I now have an idea of why science consulting for the government is not well known or understood by those in science and beyond – much like science, the government has its own language and its own rules. If you thought scientists use a lot of acronyms*, just you wait till you read a document written for/by the government. Oy vey.

The basic structure** of the work we do goes a little something like this. A government agency, such as the FDA, DOD, or DHS, asks for private company bids to solve a specific problem, or provide potential solutions to a broad challenge. These requests can cover anything from a threat analysis of a specific biological agent to a study of how social media can be used to spread information important to consumers (just finished writing a proposal for that project, so keep your fingers crossed for me). A number of companies write proposals and hope to win the contract to perform the work for the government. Work on a contract typically culminates in a written report and presentation for government representatives. The process of winning government contracts is not easy and it’s not fast, but the pay-off could be huge, especially for a small company such as the one I work for. Contracts can take as little as a few months (or even weeks) to years to complete, with compensation ranging from a few thousand dollars to millions.

Capitol Hill on the left, Washington Monument on the right, in front of the fireworks.

ernment requests for services (some of which are posted on FedBizOpps) come in many different shapes and sizes, all of which involve copious amounts of acronyms.

RFI – request for information. This is a preliminary request, asking companies to submit their experience and qualifications for the solution of a specific problem; an RFI is occasionally referred to as a white paper. Average length 5 – 15 pages.
RFQ – request for quotation. The government agency asks for price quotes on how much a company would need to complete a specific project. A response to an RFQ would likely contain a detailed budget, time line, and list of personnel.
RFP – request for proposals. This is the big one, a fully detailed proposal on how you would solve the problem at hand. This includes a technical approach, a budget, and personnel breakdown. Average length 15 – 15^2 pages.

The companies whose proposed solutions fit the agency’s concept of the problem and budget, are encouraged to proceed to the next phase of selection. Those who do not fit the bill, are not left writing full-blown RFPs with no hope of winning the contract.

Now that I have been at my job for almost a month, I still struggle to distill into a few words what it is that I do, especially when I have to describe it in a bar casual setting. So far, I have come up with the following: Science. Consulting. Government. Let me know if you have a better idea!