" Resveratrol, an antioxidant found in the skin of red grapes has more powerful anti-ageing effects than vitamin C, E, and A."
Resveratrol is a polyphenol naturally found in the skin of red grapes, berries, peanuts, red wine and japanese knotweed. Studies suggest that it has numerous health benefits such as reducing the risk for cancer, protecting brain cells from premature damage and slowing down the ageing process. In skincare formulation, resveratrol is used particularly to help preserve the youthfulness of the skin.
Resveratrol Protects Skin From UV Damage and Premature Ageing
Excessive UV exposure is known to cause serious damage to the skin including DNA damage that can lead to the development of cancer. UV rays trigger the formation of harmful molecules known as free radicals in your body. Free radicals can cause oxidative damage to DNA and body cells including skin cells.
Studies showed that Resveratrol is capable of neutralising free radicals and preventing oxidative damage. The antioxidant properties of Resveratrol is greater than those of vitamin C, vitamin E, vitamin A, catechin, epicatechin, gallocatechin, gallic acid, ellagic acid and idebenone. To protect your skin from UV damage, apply Bio-Collagen Serum to freshly-cleansed face and neck every morning and evening before moisturiser. Don't forget to use sunblock and wear sunglasses before you go out during the day. Bio-Collagen Serum has been specially formulated with resveratrol, niacinamide, n-acetyl glucosamine, ferulic acid, coenzyme Q10 and 24-karat gold nanoparticles to reduce the signs of ageing and work synergistically with sunblock to protect your skin from UV radiation. Bio-Collagen Serum also diminishes dark circles and puffiness under the eyes.
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Resveratrol Prevents Skin Inflammation
Inflammation is part of your body's defense mechanism to fight off infection, however, due to a weakened or faulty immune system, inflammation can become chronic. Chronic inflammation causes far too much damage to your body. It has been associated with diabetes, heart disease, cancer, alzheimer's, psoriasis and arthritis. Apart from UV rays, the sugary foods are also known to trigger inflammation in the body including skin inflammation. Skin inflammation is the major contributor to premature ageing.
A study by University of Seville in Spain showed that resveratrol helps prevent and reduce chronic inflammation. It reduces the appearance of wrinkles, pigmentation spots and other visible signs of ageing in the skin.
Resveratrol Boosts Skin Radiance and Reduces Hyperpigmentation
A recent study in 2019 showed that resveratrol helps prevent the excess production of melanin pigment in the skin. UV rays is known to trigger the excess production of melanin pigment in the skin and the appearance of pigmentation spots. Hyperpigmentation is a sign of cumulative damage in the skin caused by UV radiation or hormonal changes during pregnancy or menopause.
If you suffer with pigmentation spots during menopause, apply Bio-Collagen Serum follow with Bio-Collagen Ageless Cream to freshly-cleansed face and neck twice a day, morning and evening. Bio-Collagen Ageless Cream is an award-winning anti-ageing cream that has been specially formulated with niacinamide, n-acetyl glucosamine, nano hyaluronic acid and 24-carat gold nanoparticles to reduce the signs of ageing such as wrinkles, lines and pigmentation spots. It can also be used to reduce dark circles and eye bags.
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Henry Tianus is a multi-award-winning Anti-Ageing Scientist based in London, UK. Henry Tianus has been listed as The Recognised Institute Practitioner at The Institute of Traditional Herbal Medicine and Aromatherapy (ITHMA), London (UK) since 2005. Henry Tianus's articles have been read by people in more than 100 countries with USA and UK at the top of the list. Join Henry Tianus eNewsletter to receive the latest health and wellbeing tips.
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