It’s absolutely amazing what a trifle daily regimen will do for your skin. I see people, who are not even middle-aged, but look like they’re quickly approaching fifty. Now, I seriously doubt anyone wants to appear older than they truly are. Looking 25 at age 35 is quite desirable. Fortunately you do have some say in the aging process. Along with the appropriate diet and life style, your aesthetician can develop for you a personal skin care regimen to keep your skin looking health, young and vibrant. It’s really not difficult and you do not have to spend lots of money to do it. The main concern at-hand is skincare ingredients. What stuff are you using?
Since skin type varies from person to person, and our faces and bodies require varying skincare ingredients. Don’t glance at a skin care line and assume it’s outstanding because of the brand name, or some hyped ad you saw on TV. Check out the ingredients on the label before you buy it and ask a professional to help you find what is better for your skin. Different skincare ingredients have different effects on your skin know why:
Since skin type varies from person to person, and our faces and bodies require varying skincare ingredients. Don’t glance at a skin care line and assume it’s outstanding because of the brand name, or some hyped ad you saw on TV. Check out the ingredients on the label before you buy it and ask a professional to help you find what is better for your skin. Different skincare ingredients have different effects on your skin know why:
- Sodium Laurel Sulfate: is used in household products such as detergents, shampoos, etc. Some disolveable aspirins, and bubble baths for its thickening effect and its ability to create a lather.
- Paraben: are used as preservatives in food, cosmetics, sunscreens, shampoos, and many other products, it can cause skin irritation and contact dermatitis in individuals with paraben allergies. Parabens were found in samples of breast tumors.
- L-Ascorbic Acid: AKA Vitamin C is a life enhancer that must be renewed every day. Its most well known effect is to protect tissues from tissue damage caused by free radicals (pollution, UV's, medication, smoke, illegal drugs, alcohol), promotes wound healing and is essential to repair collagen, strengthen capillary walls, reduce redness, protects against blood clotting and bruising.
- Hyaluronic Acid: holds hydration 1000 times more than water helping the skin with more elasticity feeling softer. It plays an important role in tissue dehydration, lubrication and cellular function. It is produced in the body naturally.
- Hydroquinone: decreases the formation of melanin in the skin. Melanin is the pigment in skin that gives it a brown color. A topical application in skin lightening to reduce the color of skin as it does not have the same predisposition to cause dermatitis as Metol does. Do not use hydroquinone topical on skin that is sunburned, windburned, dry, chapped, or irritated, or on an open wound. It could make these conditions worse. Wait until these conditions have healed before applying. Use for 3 months then discontinue to use for 3 months. Avoid its use during summer time.
- Kojic Acid: a natural product derived from a mushroom. It has been successfully used to lighten pigment spots and skin discoloration and considered as a kind of popularly specialized inhibitor for melanin. At present, it is assigned into various kinds of cosmetics for curing freckles, spots on the skin of elder men, pigmentation and acne.
Products found OTC are not effective as pharmaceutical grade skin care line and the reason why are INGREDIENTS. What stuff are you using?????????
