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Which Wrinkle Remover Is Best For Your Age?

When choosing the best wrinkle removers for your skin, it's important to consider the age of your skin:

Are you UNDER 60 years?
People Who have wrinkles generally have NOT experienced the kind of skin damage that is repaired by antioxidants. Alpha-lipoic acid and vitamin C are great for sagging skin and bags under the eyes, but they will not remove wrinkles.
Are you OVER 60 years?
People who have wrinkles usually have experienced the kind of skin damage that is repaired by antioxidants. For more mature skin, alpha-lipoic acid and the form of vitamin C known as ascorbyl palmitate applied directly to the skin, especially with the help of Fyola ultrasound, may be extremely helpful

So what kind of wrinkle remover works best for most people under 60?

Japanese medical researchers have found that fine lines and wrinkles can be lightened and even erased by gentle, natural exfoliants such as the alpha- and beta-hydroxy acids.

Natural moisturizers with hydroxy acids?

One way hydroxy acids rejuvenate wrinkled skin is by acting as a humectant, sealing natural moisture into the skin. Moisture makes the skin softer, silkier, and more flexible, more expressive of mood and emotion but free of laugh and frown lines.

Rejuvenate Your Skin with Hydroxy acids
By Supplying Skin With Oxygen Anti-Oxidents and More…

Hydroxy acids also act between skin cells to reduce the "stickiness" that can trap them together. These natural healers encourage the growth of blood vessels to supply the dermis with oxygen, antioxidants, hormones, and nutrients.

Most importantly, they seem to activate a kind of internal clock in the cells of the epidermis, the skin's uppermost layer, to let skin cells know when to "retire" and leave the skin so younger cells can emerge.

The stimulation of the lower levels of the skin opens follicles and gently pushes waste products and dead skin cells to the surface. There they can be removed by washing and exfoliation. But for maximum benefit, follow your hydroxy acids with ultrasound exfoliation by Fyola.

Why use alpha-hydroxy acids?

These natural undercover agents lift and separate dead skin and dirt from the surface of the skin. They open a natural pathway for pores to open. They keep oil from building up to levels that might cause whiteheads and blackheads. They bring out a rose color that complements brown and gold skin tones and brown and black eyes.

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What kind of skin benefits from alpha-hydroxy acids?

Almost no ingredient in natural skin care products is better known than the alpha-hydroxy acids. Gently removing fine lines and wrinkles by lifting and separating dead cells from the surface of the skin, literally thousands of products tout them as essential ingredients for which you should pay more.

But Not everyone can use alpha-hydroxy acids?

The fact is, however, that not everyone should use alpha-hydroxy acids. Alpha-hydroxy acids are a best match to skin that is oily and firm and that has at least some brown or gold tones. If you have red hair, blue eyes, all your ancestors lived in Iceland, and you burn on a cloudy day, chances are alpha-hydroxy acids are not helpful for you. Alpha-hydroxy acids make fair skin more sensitive to sunlight.

What’s The Secret of Cleoptra’s Beautiful Skin?

But if you have skin like the legendary Egyptian Queen Cleopatra, there is no doubt that alpha-hydroxy acids will help keep your skin smooth and wrinkle-free. Queen Cleopatra regularly bathed in pools of milk to maintain her legendary beautiful skin. As scientists would learn some 1800 years later, milk is a rich source of lactic acid, one of the best known of the alpha-hydroxy acids.

Why use alpha-hydroxy acids?

Men Can Benefit From Alpha-hydroxy acids Too

Alpha-hydroxy acids are not just for women. Many men with black and brown skin tones are plagued by bumps and ingrown hairs that are caused by shaving. Termed pseudofolliculitis barbae in the medical literature, this common condition occurs when curly hairs curve their way back under the outer layers of the skin.

A dermatologist might prescribe a really harsh medication like Retin-A (tretinoin). The problem with Retin-A is that it can cause a different kind of irritation and inflammation that is just as bad as the shaving bumps. A better solution is the alpha-hydroxy acids, more particularly an alpha-hydroxy acid known as glycolic acid.

As useful for keeping skin beautiful as vitamin C

Glycolic acid plays a role in skin very similar to the role of vitamin C. It stimulates collagen production the same way vitamin C does. It helps other antioxidants penetrate the skin, and enhances the antioxidant potency of alpha-lipoic acid.

For many men, glycolic acid is an excellent way to achieve exfoliation and smoothness after the morning shave. And for both men and women, glycolic acid can erase age spots and fine lines, creating an opportunity to keep the skin smooth and healthy with new skin care habits.

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Fyola ultrasound, of course, complements the action of alpha-hydroxy acids. Use Fyola ultrasound to complete exfoliation and add an even finer texture to rejuvenated skin.