Repairs Cellular Damage - Stabilizes cell membranes, erasing damage at the cellular level.
Promotes Cellular Regeneration - Accelerates the natural production of collagen and elastin - the proteins primarily responsible for maintaining firm, resilient skin.
Advanced Skin Firming Action - Improves dermal nerve function, causing skin muscles to remain tight.
Makes Skin Radiant - Promotes cellular energy production, making skin smooth and bright.
Optimal Nutrition - Provides potent doses of crucial nutrients and symbiotic botanicals to maintain optimal skin health.
Replenishes Moisture - Restores Hyaluronic Acid and NaPCA - the key moisturizing agents that are abundant in youth and primarily responsible for giving skin a smooth and supple appearance.
Powerful Antioxidants - A unique combination of natural antioxidants shields skin cells from attack by free radicals, extending cellular life spans, smoothing wrinkles and preserving elasticity.
Chronological Aging
As we age, our skin undergoes changes that can include the slowing of its natural regeneration mechanisms, moisture loss, decreased collagen production and reduced elasticity. This process, which begins as early as our mid-20s, manifests over time in the form of fine lines, wrinkles and loose skin.
Photoaging
Exposure to the sun can hamper the skin's internal repair system, and degrade collagen and elastin. As its effects accumulate, photoaging can cause skin to become leathery, wrinkled and saggy. Fair-skinned people are particularly susceptible to photoaging, though sun exposure can damage darker skin types as well.
Environmental Factors
Air pollution, chemical pesticides, stress and even the weather can accelerate the accumulation of free radicals. These rogue molecules attack our skin at the cellular level and can even mutilate its DNA. It has been theorized that the accumulation of free radicals is the root cause of the appearance of aging.
Lifestyle
Choices such as diet, exercise and tobacco use can profoundly influence skin health. Exposure to cigarette smoke, for example, has been closely linked to the development of wrinkles and leathery skin. Diet can accelerate skin aging by creating deficiencies of key nutrients or an overabundance of toxins. Exercise can influence blood flow, which is invaluable to the skin's natural maintenance mechanisms.
