What To Look For In An Anti Aging Product

What to Look for In an Anti-Aging Product

Much like everything else in America, when shopping for an anti-aging product you will find endless options to select from. But how do you know what to look for when your skin is entirely different from everyone else's?

All you need to know to buy a good product is your skin. If you know the high points and low points of your skin, finding what you're looking for can be as easy as pie. If you are looking strictly for an anti-wrinkle cream, first consider how far ahead you are in the aging process.

If you are just now starting to see the appearance of wrinkles, using a deep hydrating, multi-vitamin moisturizing cream can be the best option. Pair it together with an eye cream with retinol as its main component and apply it in areas where you see creases forming.

The most usual spots are around the eyes and the sides of the nose and mouth. For extra hydration, use a few drops of jojoba oil, which is a vitamin-loaded moisturizer. Jojoba oil has been proven to smooth out skin and improve complexion.

If you are at a more advanced stage of life and your skin has already begun to show signs of roughness or dehydration, resort to an oil-based cream containing alpha lipoic acid, DMAE, and retinol (or retin-A).

Retinol works on aging skin by aiding the shedding of dead, flaky skin and encouraging the production of new cells. DMAE and alpha lipoic acid are great for maximizing moisture retention and improving skin flexibility and elasticity. They help to reduce the appearance of wrinkles and restore the skin's glow that is usually dulled as the skin ages.

While exfoliating aging skin can restore a youthful glow and even out the complexion, make sure not to do this more than once a week. Retinol is a natural exfoliant that you will be likely applying once or twice a day. Overdoing exfoliation can lead to premature thinning of the skin, so resort to abrasives that are fine and limit exfoliation to three to four times per month.

To reduce the chances of thinning, you can also reduce the application of retinol to only once per day, replacing your day cream with a multi-vitamin lotion that has a medium SPF.

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As we unveil each individual aspect of aging, we will discuss the human body in immense detail. Aging is a very intricate process that targets the body not only on the surface but in its depths. Understanding the functions that make up the body is imperative to fully comprehending the effects of aging.

You will find quick anatomy lessons of each part of the body, followed by a detailed explanation of how that organ or tissue is affected with age. The more we learn about how each organ becomes modified with the changes associated with aging, the better we will comprehend how age will affect other systems, organs, and body parts.

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As we conclude our set of newsletters, you will have learned everything you need to about aging and how to fight the effects brought on by this condition.

It is quite a relief to finally get a grasp on such a mystical, unknown, and sometimes frightening aspect of life. Fear no more. Stay tuned for future newsletters and stop wondering what age will bring along next.