Anti Aging – Anti Aging Skin Care

Archive for February, 2012

Aging is a natural part of life but the desire to delay its signs goes way back in history. It is believed that Cleopatra, the Egyptian queen, bathed in milk to keep her skin soft and younger looking. The lactic acid in milk is a source of alpha hydroxy acid. This acid plays a large part in reducing the appearance of sun spots by revealing supple, youthful skin. The Chinese ate an elaborate powder to lighten their skin tone. The women of Rome reduced or even eliminated age spots by making a facial mask with crocodile dung. And the list goes on. It is really possible to lessen those age spots and wrinkles.

Visit the beauty counters of any large department store and you will see that things haven’t changed all that much since ancient times. Women still seek that seemingly elusive product to restore or maintain radiant skin. It is really possible to lessen those age spots and wrinkles.

These age spots, also known as liver spots, are caused by exposure to the sun. As we age our skin becomes less able to recover from ultraviolet radiation. To protect the body from harmful rays pigment builds up in a particular area, usually the face or hands, or both. Depending on skin health and the amount of exposure to the sun this aging sign can appear as early as the twenties and become more obvious in the thirties and forties. I know of a product that uses clinically proven ingredients to reveal luminous skin in women of all ages. It is really possible to lessen those age spots and wrinkles.

A common ingredient found in many skin care products is vitamin C. It’s a great antioxidant and can have amazing effects on the skin. Vitamin C can also be very unstable. Exposure to light, heat and air can make it useless in a matter of minutes. Many brand names of skin care products use the inexpensive L-ascorbic acid form of vitamin C. It costs about $5 a pound. When exposed to light, heat and air products containing this form of vitamin C do not work very well, if at all. There is a product, on the other hand, that contains a form of vitamin C called vitamin C ester. It costs about $350 a pound. This high cost is not reflected in the end cost of the product. Vitamin C ester is not affected by exposure to light, heat and air. It has been clinically proven to deliver benefits deep into the skin. Its properties are incomparable. It is really possible to lessen those age spots and wrinkles.

The scientists who developed this unique cream used a superior ingredient called AH Care along with alpha hydroxy acids. The combination of these two ingredients with other naturally derived anti-inflammatory and soothing ingredients is now a patented product. The results of this product are undeniable. Because our customers do not shoulder the burden of high cost advertising the savings are indisputable. It is really possible to lessen those age spots and wrinkles.