Anti-Wrinkle Treatments
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Anti-wrinkle Creams and Firming Serums have become serious competitors to cosmetic procedures. Skin care products are designed to address specific tasks, and now every woman has the chance to choose for herself the ideal formula. Before you book a fashionable anti-wrinkle procedure or operation for rejuvenation, use less radical ways to reverse wrinkled skin.Aggressive impacts of our environment result in changes to our skin. Moisturizing creams have an effective impact only on the upper layers of your skin. It temporarily relieves dryness and makes your skin look and feel softer. Plain moisturizers mask the look of dry damaged skin, but they do not fix existing skin defects and conditions.
Thin and delicate skin wrinkles and ages faster than other types of skin. Appearance of thin lines, which may appear briefly, can be reversed by using the proper anti-wrinkle creams. Unfortunately we do not always moisturize our skin with the correct products and ultimately those once fine, thin wrinkles deepen, and remain forever.
Using anti-wrinkle products based on the principles of mechanical and chemical peeling will renew aged skin. As a result, aged layers are replaced with fresh, new skin surface.
Relax facial wrinkles and stop their future development.
Skin on face becomes smoother, softer, elasticity is increased and facial wrinkles are decreased.
Eliminating wrinkles naturally.
For Dry skin – use a anti-wrinkle complex of Hydroxy Acid peeling with enzymes, creams-exfoliants (Gentle Scrub), Face Firming Serum.
For Oily and wide pores skin – use a anti-wrinkle complex of Hydroxy Acid peeling with enzymes, creams-exfoliants (Gentle Scrub), Anti-Oxidant Toner (pore minimizer), Face Face Firming Serum.
For Sensitive skin – use a peeling with enzymes, creams-exfoliants (Gentle Scrub), Face Firming Serum.
For Mature and Wrinkled skin – use a anti-wrinkle complex of Hydroxy Acid peeling with enzymes, creams-exfoliants (Gentle Scrub), Face Firming Serum.
What is hydroxy acids? Alpha hydroxy acids in various concentrations are used in chemical peels. Alpha hydroxy acids, the most common of which are glycolic acid and lactic acid, have been used for skin rejuvenation by destroying the contact between dead cells, and providing a uniform peeling of skin flakes. These chemical peels give results that are similar to microdermabrasion – erasing fine lines and giving the skin a smoother appearance with 1 to 3 applications. As a result it improves skin tone and increases elasticity of the skin. Use of the products should be limited to 1-2 times per week.
The difference between Alpha and Beta hydroxy acids: there is only one Beta hydroxy acid – salicylic acid. The main difference between alpha hydroxy acids and beta hydroxy acid is their lipid (oil) solubility. Alpha hydroxy acids are water-soluble only, while beta hydroxy acid is lipid (oil) soluble. This means that beta hydroxy acid is able to penetrate into the pore, which contains sebum, and exfoliate the dead skin cells that are built up inside the pore. Because of this difference in properties, beta hydroxy acid is better if used on oily skin with blackheads and whiteheads. Alpha hydroxy acids are better if used on thickened, sun-damaged skin where breakouts are not a problem.
Alpha hydroxy acids are found in a variety of skin care products including moisturizers, cleansers, under eye creams, sunscreens, and foundations. Here are some guidelines to use when trying to decide which alpha hydroxy acid formulation to use:
·It is best to pick one product that contains the proper formulation of alpha hydroxy acid to use as your exfoliant, and then choose other skin care products or cosmetics that don’t contain alpha hydroxy acids to reduce the likelihood of skin irritation.
·Using an alpha hydroxy acid in a Rejuvenating Facial Gentle Scrub may be the best combination of anti-wrinkle products.
·Cleansers containing alpha hydroxy acids are not very effective because the alpha hydroxy acid must be absorbed in the skin to work. Cleansers are washed off before this absorption occurs.
·Alpha hydroxy acids work best in a concentration of 5% to 8% and at a pH of 3 to 4. Enzyme peelings that have dissolved cells on the surface of the skin, unlike hydroxy acids, they do not penetrate deep in to a skin layers, therefore, they are suitable even for sensitive skin.
Fine particles mechanically scrub and peel off dead skin cells. Scrub operates very gently, not damaging the surface of the skin.
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