When we first start noticing signs of aging, chances are that we find them in our delicate eye area. Depending on lifestyle and genetic predisposition, this can be as early as in our 20s.
Visible marks include fine lines and wrinkles, dark under eye circles or puffiness.
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Hyaluronic acid has several different manifestations, depending on its molecular mass. Two types of hyaluronic acid are most commonly used in: low-molecular or short-chain hyaluronic acid and high-molecular or long-chain hyaluronic acid….
Anti-aging on the fly – this effect can be achieved by certain hyaluronic acids in the right concentration, however, is not permanent.
How it comes about and what you should pay attention to when buying hyaluronic acid products with instant effects is explained in this article.
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Anti-aging, as good as the word may sound, no one has yet been able to halt the natural aging process. Nonetheless, there are some active ingredients that, as part of a healthy lifestyle, slow down the skin aging process at least a little bit, or that can alleviate the signs of time. …
Oily skin is usually caused by an overproduction of sebum. The overproduction can arise from hormonal or genetic factors. However, it can also be a result of the wrong skin care products. When harsh surfactants or alcohols strip sebum from the skin’s surface and impact the skin barrier, the body loses moisture. In response to the loss of moisture, it produces too much new sebum. …
The human body contains an average of 15g of hyaluronan. This endogenous substance is extremely important not only as a lubricant for joints and the vitreous humor of the eye. 5 to 10g of it are found in the skin alone. There, hyaluronic acid plays an important role in cell communication, strengthens the connective tissue and ensures beautiful skin….
Skincare – to keep our skin youthful and pure, many of us spare no expense or effort. But oftentimes a few high-quality products in the right combination are enough to achieve optimal results. In the following, we will try to explain how to properly approach the subject of skin care….
The skin barrier is mainly controlled by three families of lipids – ceramides, fatty acids and cholesterol.
When incorporated into creams, plant-based natural lipids can help the skin fulfill important functions:
They can help strengthen the skin barrier and reduce moisture loss.
They can help stimulate cell growth or inhibit inflammation.
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Although there are no official diagnostics for sensitive skin, this skin condition is fairly widespread. Around 50% of all women and 40% of all men rate their skin as “sensitive” to a certain extent. The symptoms include sensitivity to mechanical stress (e.g. redness when drying skin with a towel), frequent itching, a feeling of tightness, dry, flaky skin or reactions to cosmetic products such as irritation or redness. …
Peelings and masks offer your skin luxurious revitalization and relaxation.
Especially if you treat yourself to extra care in the form of highly concentrated serums or ampoules in everyday life, you should consider a peeling once a week in order to guarantee the best possible absorption of active ingredients. …