What is it?
Premature aging is driven by a cluster of attacks that damage our bodies ahead of schedule. They can be internal factors, external conditions, or genetic-that is, poor eating habits, use of snuff , stress, pollution or excessive exposure to sun-, (link to photoprotection according to skin type) but the result is the same: a clear wear our body that may be visible in facial features or skin. Sever the face, neck, décolleté and hands are the parts that are most affected because they are unprotected throughout the year. Read the rest of this entry »
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Premature skin aging
07
Sep
Stem Cells: The Forefront Of Cosmetic Chemistry
03
Jun
Dr. Patricia Dermer talks about stem cells and their applications in products for skin care.
Stem cells are those that have the ability to self-renew or continue the differentiation pathway for which are scheduled and, therefore, produce one or more cells in mature tissues, functional and fully differentiated.
From the discoveries made on the characteristics of stem cells, cosmetic science has studied its applications to products for skin care. Read the rest of this entry »
The Skin Works While You Sleep
08
Mar
Sleep is not a downtime for the care of our skin. Overnight, the facial muscles relax and increases cell regeneration process. There is an increase in the synthesis of collagen and free radical production is minimal. It is a special moment, take advantage of the cells to regenerate, multiply and rebuild their defenses. In fact, reproduce in greater numbers and more active at night (exactly eight times at one of the Read the rest of this entry »
Caring for Sensitive Skin
02
Mar
Fragile-looking, uneven texture, and prone to dryness and submit changes (such as pimples, redness, broken capillaries and desquamation), sensitive skin is more prone to react to numerous stimuli.
Among the main causes of this skin type can include genetic predisposition, internal factors (such as poor diet or stress) and external factors (pollution, medications, beauty treatments, etc.) Read the rest of this entry »