Sanders, & Power Tools|Your Questions, Our Answers
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Tasha Sanders asked:
Let’s face it: Everyone wants to remove wrinkles. People often try all sorts of ways to get rid of lines, including surgery, injections and lasers – sometimes causing more damage in the process. But there are safe, natural ways to improve your skin without risking your health or safety.
Some of the quick fixes people use to remove wrinkles are cosmetic surgery, Botox® injections and laser resurfacing. Done properly, these can in fact have excellent results. But they are drastic solutions that should only be used if your skin is in extremely bad condition.
The dangers of these methods include nerve damage, infection, scarring and eyelid drooping.
The other major disadvantage of these invasive wrinkle removing methods is that they are extremely expensive!
Instead, why not try using face creams and moisturizers that contain natural, safe ingredients to gently restore your complexion to a more youthful appearance?
If you are serious about fixing wrinkles, look for face creams that address the damage that has occurred to the outer two layers of skin. These are the layers that are damaged by the sun and pollutants, two key things that damage cells and the collagen and elastin within them. As the damage accumulates over time, the fine lines associated with aging appear.
A good facial moisturizer will contain ingredients formulated to encourage your cells to repair themselves and remove wrinkles gradually and safely, rejuvenating your complexion.
Ingredients such as phytessence wakame, a substance derived from Japanese sea kelp, will help to keep the collagen and elastin fibers together, reducing sagging and lines.
Active manuka honey, a special honey from New Zealand, will also help to repair and strengthen collagen. It also has excellent anti-bacterial properties that protect the skin from harmful organisms.
Make sure you use products that are free of parabens and fragrances too, as both of these can irritate the skin. If it’s irritated, it will wrinkle more easily. Parabens are used by many cosmetic manufacturers as preservatives but they have been implicated in the formation of certain cancers, including breast cancer. Bu it is possible to find paraben-free facial moisturizers and you should check the label carefully to make sure of what you are buying.
Don’t forget your diet too. There’s only so much you can do on the outside to remove wrinkles if you are not providing good nutrients to nourish your skin from the inside. Foods high in antioxidants – most fruits and vegetables – will help to keep your face in better shape. And of course, avoid smoking and breathing in second hand smoke wherever possible. The toxins produced by smoking are known to have a profound effect on accelerating the aging process of the skin.
Your goal now? To take the power to remove wrinkles into your own hands, using safe, natural ingredients.
Work with your skin, not against it. Don’t attack it with surgery and lasers – instead nurture it gently and provide it with good nourishment from within and without.
If you’re keen to know more about fixing wrinkles or would like to find out about natural skin care, visit my website today to read more of my research.
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Let’s face it: Everyone wants to remove wrinkles. People often try all sorts of ways to get rid of lines, including surgery, injections and lasers – sometimes causing more damage in the process. But there are safe, natural ways to improve your skin without risking your health or safety.
Some of the quick fixes people use to remove wrinkles are cosmetic surgery, Botox® injections and laser resurfacing. Done properly, these can in fact have excellent results. But they are drastic solutions that should only be used if your skin is in extremely bad condition.
The dangers of these methods include nerve damage, infection, scarring and eyelid drooping.
The other major disadvantage of these invasive wrinkle removing methods is that they are extremely expensive!
Instead, why not try using face creams and moisturizers that contain natural, safe ingredients to gently restore your complexion to a more youthful appearance?
If you are serious about fixing wrinkles, look for face creams that address the damage that has occurred to the outer two layers of skin. These are the layers that are damaged by the sun and pollutants, two key things that damage cells and the collagen and elastin within them. As the damage accumulates over time, the fine lines associated with aging appear.
A good facial moisturizer will contain ingredients formulated to encourage your cells to repair themselves and remove wrinkles gradually and safely, rejuvenating your complexion.
Ingredients such as phytessence wakame, a substance derived from Japanese sea kelp, will help to keep the collagen and elastin fibers together, reducing sagging and lines.
Active manuka honey, a special honey from New Zealand, will also help to repair and strengthen collagen. It also has excellent anti-bacterial properties that protect the skin from harmful organisms.
Make sure you use products that are free of parabens and fragrances too, as both of these can irritate the skin. If it’s irritated, it will wrinkle more easily. Parabens are used by many cosmetic manufacturers as preservatives but they have been implicated in the formation of certain cancers, including breast cancer. Bu it is possible to find paraben-free facial moisturizers and you should check the label carefully to make sure of what you are buying.
Don’t forget your diet too. There’s only so much you can do on the outside to remove wrinkles if you are not providing good nutrients to nourish your skin from the inside. Foods high in antioxidants – most fruits and vegetables – will help to keep your face in better shape. And of course, avoid smoking and breathing in second hand smoke wherever possible. The toxins produced by smoking are known to have a profound effect on accelerating the aging process of the skin.
Your goal now? To take the power to remove wrinkles into your own hands, using safe, natural ingredients.
Work with your skin, not against it. Don’t attack it with surgery and lasers – instead nurture it gently and provide it with good nourishment from within and without.
If you’re keen to know more about fixing wrinkles or would like to find out about natural skin care, visit my website today to read more of my research.
Give Your Kitchen A Makeover
