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Thursday, May 16, 2013

Yes, topicals can change the skin.



Can topical creams and lotions really change our skin or do we need laser surgery and invasive procedures?

Yes! Topicals can change the deeper layers without surgery, botox treatments, laser or fillers.

The answer is in the word cosmeceuticals—medical grade substances used for mostly beauty and some non-beauty purposes. 

It’s all in the chemistry composition of the substances and the preparation of the skin prior to placing the products on the skin. Formulations must be pure and non-buffered with the most active ingredients—glycolic acid, an alpha hydroxy acid from sugar cane acid, which is non-toxic and safe. 

Key vitamins are critical for healthy skin and in the reconstruction of damaged skin.  The number one vitamin is Magnesium C. This is a form of Vitamin C that can be used with lower pH anti-aging and anti-acne products. 

Other vitamins of extreme importance are Vitamin A coming in all forms from retyinyl palmitate to retinoic acid. Retin-A is the mirror isomer of Vitamin A, assisting in elasticity and the prevention of pore clogging. It’s also a strong antioxidant. 

Also of importance is niacinamide—an incredible healing agent working on skin pigment and collagen production as well as preventing skin cancer and fight aging.

The key is to use higher, un-buffered concentrations of glycolic acid via a chemical peel such as Clinage’s in salon, office or at home. As well, you can use lotions and gels with frequency to target the cells in the dermis. Glycolic acid has a small molecular structure, allowing it to deeply penetrate the pores. 

Preparation of the skin is very important. Think of it as a regime, similar to a daily exercise workout. Preparing the skin is everything! Work out your skin and you will see incredible results. Clinage can help you do this.

Until next time……..

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