What woman doesn't want to look young and beautiful? What woman doesn't love to be told, "How old you said you are?" "But you
look fifteen years younger!" "What is your secret?" I bet your answer will be, "Thank you, you made my day!"
Yes, that's the truth. Many women spend hundred of dollars if not thousands trying to stop the aging clock. But
there are ways to look younger without having to spend so much money or going through painful procedures.
In this blog I want to talk about some ingredients used in different products which have been tested and proven to
improve our skin and fight against the ravenous aging monster called "sagwrinklestein" hahaha.
Argireline
This is an ingredient used in many of the best eye & anti wrinkle creams today. It helps reduce wrinkle depth. Many women realize the appearance of their eyes make them look older than they really are.
This causes a lot of frustration and stress. Argireline is the name for Acetyl Hexapeptide-3. This non-toxic, safe ingredient relaxes wrinkles and it is used as an alternative to botox injections.”
A clinical study published in the International Journal of Cosmetic Science states that acetyl hexapeptide-3 used at a 10% concentration has been shown to reduce the depth of wrinkles up to 30% after 30 days of use.
Read about the anti-wrinkle effect of Argireline here: http://www.lotioncrafter.com/pdf/argireline.pdf
Plant Stem Cells
In my search I found out that Plant Stem Cells frees us from the free radicals and oxidants which causes the body to age. Amazing, isn't it? They also delay the signs of aging such as wrinkle formation, sagging muscles and other aging signs*
A newly discovered plant stem cell extract derived from the red snow algae from the Swiss Alps have been clinically proven to protect the skin from photo-aging and all other mechanisms of aging! Isn't this wonderful?
Now have you heard about the
Telomeres? A chromosome is a long strand of DNA. At the end of a chromosome is a telomere. When a cell divides, the DNA unwraps and the information in the DNA is copied. The telomeres are not copied and every time the cell divides the telomeres lose a little bit of length. Scientists have noticed that cells stop replicating when telomeres are shorter. When the telomeres are too short cells stop replicating and enters into a period of decline known as "cell senescence," which is the cellular equivalent of aging.
A a Nobel Prize winning team of scientists discovered an anti-aging substance that emerged from telomere biology called
Teprenone. This substance prevents the telomeres from shortening, extending that way the lifespan of the skin by up to 30%.
Teprenone has been shown to fight against all signs of aging.
How about trying to improve our skin from within? I think that treating our skin from within will enhance and speed the rejuvenating process. Hyaluronic acid is a component of the skin vital for hydration and tone. I found a treatment using hyaluronic acid under the skin in the following link.
http://www.restylaneusa.com/
Another interesting information is titled "Antioxidant supplements improve parameters related to skin structure in humans."
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16679825
Certain foods improve the texture of your skin. A pretty interesting information about what vitamins, minerals and herbs are essential for a healthy looking skin can be found in the following article at http://www.natural-homeremedies.com/makeup-articles/diet-to-improve-your-skin-texture.htm
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Sources
Argireline -
http://EzineArticles.com/2713082
Plant Stem Cells -
http://ezinearticles.com/?Plant-Stem-Cells---Some-Facts&id=2713082
Telomeres -
http://longevity.about.com/od/researchandmedicine/p/telomeres.htm
