How to Address Aging Skin Concerns
Choose a product with scientifically proven means., Choose a product with an effective concentration of an active ingredient., Add a powerful antioxidant such as a stable form of Vitamin C, Tea Extract or Ginseng Extract., Use a product with Emu...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Choose a product with scientifically proven means.
Epidermal Growth Factor (EGF), a Nobel Prize winning ingredient that is very effective in rejuvenating, healing and repairing aging skin.
It helps raise skin cell renewal activities; stimulates old skin cells to revert to a more youthful pattern. -
Step 2: Choose a product with an effective concentration of an active ingredient.
An effective concentration of glycolic Acid should be between 8% and 15%.
Vitamin A (Retinol) products should have at least a .15% concentration.
Active ingredients may cause break out or irritation on certain skin types.
It is important to test the product on the neck before applying to the face. , This will help protect the skin from environmental damage and improve the skin’s healing ability. , It has a unique healing and moisturizing properties.
It has been shown to reduce the depth and length of fine lines and wrinkles and improve sun-damage and scars. , This is well known for improving those dark circles under the eyes and is helpful in reducing the redness from broken capillaries that can give the skin a red, ruddy appearance.
Vitamin K is not suitable for sensitive skin. , -
Step 3: Add a powerful antioxidant such as a stable form of Vitamin C
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Step 4: Tea Extract or Ginseng Extract.
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Step 5: Use a product with Emu Oil.
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Step 6: Use a Vitamin K product.
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Step 7: Use Hydroquinone in concentrations of 1% to 2% to bleach those stubborn age spots.
Detailed Guide
Epidermal Growth Factor (EGF), a Nobel Prize winning ingredient that is very effective in rejuvenating, healing and repairing aging skin.
It helps raise skin cell renewal activities; stimulates old skin cells to revert to a more youthful pattern.
An effective concentration of glycolic Acid should be between 8% and 15%.
Vitamin A (Retinol) products should have at least a .15% concentration.
Active ingredients may cause break out or irritation on certain skin types.
It is important to test the product on the neck before applying to the face. , This will help protect the skin from environmental damage and improve the skin’s healing ability. , It has a unique healing and moisturizing properties.
It has been shown to reduce the depth and length of fine lines and wrinkles and improve sun-damage and scars. , This is well known for improving those dark circles under the eyes and is helpful in reducing the redness from broken capillaries that can give the skin a red, ruddy appearance.
Vitamin K is not suitable for sensitive skin. ,
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