Anti-Ageing, Health and Wellbeing

While you sleep, your skin regenerates and repairs itself. The ability of your skin to regenerate and repair damaged cells declines with age, hence triggers various signs of ageing to appear. The best way to enhance skin cell regeneration is by using Night Repair Skin Cell Renewal Booster.

Turmeric (curcuma longa) is rich in curcumin, the orange substance with excellent antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, healing and regenerating properties. Clinical studies showed that turmeric-infused skincare products can visibly reduce the appearance of wrinkles, lines, UV-induced skin ageing and hyperpigmentation.

Antioxidant is a substance capable of neutralising free radicals. Studies showed that resveratrol is the most powerful antioxidant while coenzyme Q10 has both antioxidant and regenerative effects. Vitamin E, coriander and bakuchiol seed oil are also among the best antioxidants to help skin resist future damage.

With age, the skin tissues and muscles around the eyes weaken. As a result, the supporting fats moved from the upper eye lids to the lower eye lids, causing the appearance of eye bags and puffy eyes. Apart from ageing and heredity, there are some other factors that can trigger puffiness around the eyes.

Both salicylic acid and benzoyl peroxide reduce acne inflammation. Studies showed that benzoyl peroxide is more effective for treating inflammatory acne lesions. However, salicylic acid is less drying and less irritating, so it is best for treating blemishes and mild acne including blackheads and whiteheads.

The skin around the eyes is lacking in oil glands, collagen and elastin. Studies showed that niacinamide increases the production of fatty acids, ceramides and skin's proteins including collagen and elastin by up to 100%. Niacinamide tones and firms up the skin while also soothes and protects it from all ageing factors.

90% of women and 10% of men have cellulite. Studies showed that essential oils can reduce cellulite. The 6 best anti-cellulite essential oils are rosemary, black pepper, lemon, grapefruit, sweet fennel and ginger. Daily massage the cellulite areas with a body oil containing these oils is proven to be very effective.

Niacinamide (nicotinamide) is a water soluble vitamin B3 which works best at ph around 6. Clinical studies showed that niacinamide visibly reduces the appearance of wrinkles, fine lines, dark spots, red blotchiness and skin sallowness (yellowing) while also visibly improves skin's elasticity, volume and firmness.

A 20-year study in France involving 3,200 healthy participants age 32 to 62 showed there is a link between wrinkles and heart disease. Wrinkles on the forehead signal a higher risk of heart disease, stroke and heart attack. People who have moderate and deep wrinkles on their forehead are 10 times more likely to die from heart disease.

Vitamins can be very effective at improving skin conditions. Vitamin B3 is without a doubt the best overall anti-ageing vitamin and vitamin E has long been regarded as one of the most reliable antioxidants. Pro-vitamin B5 is the best moisture-boosting vitamin while vitamin C is the best radiant-boosting vitamin.

Milia (milk spots) are small cysts that usually appear in cluster on the skin around the eyes and on the cheeks. Milia form when the dead skin cells or keratin get trapped under your skin. Squeezing and poking at them can damage your skin. There are 3 things that you need to do every day to prevent and get rid of milia.

We wear a few layers of clothes to protect our body from the cold winter temperatures. For the same reason, our skin needs a few layers of skincare products to stay soft, supple and radiant throughout the winter. Skincare product layering protects our skin from the drying and damaging effects of winter.