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How much do you really know about anti wrinkle skin creams, or the treatment of wrinkles for that matter? How do you decide what skin cream to buy? Do you just buy the latest product that gets advertised on TV, do you ask friends, do you do your own research online?
In this article we'll answer some critical questions about anti wrinkle products and their ingredients. After reading this article you'll have very good idea of what to look for and what to buy. Let's get right into it.
Question: What exactly is collagen?
Collagen is a critical protein. Along with another protein called elastin, it provides your skin with strength and elasticity. As less and less of these proteins are produced as you age, your skin will be more prone to wrinkle.
Question:Â Should the cream I use contain collagen?
No. While there are numerous products on the market that boasts about containing collagen, the truth is that collagen cannot penetrate your skin when applied topically. It is useless in a topical cream, and to make matters worse the collagen used in topical products more often than not has been derived from cattle and bird sources.
Question: So how do I supplement collagen?
The simple answer is you don't. You stimulate your skin to produce its own. There are ingredients in certain anti wrinkle skin creams that does exactly that. One example is Cynergy TK, used in the skin care line I use myself.
Question: I've heard about hyaluronic acid. Can this help with wrinkles?
Yes it can. One of the great benefits of hyaluronic acid (HA) for the skin is that it helps the skin to retain its natural moisture, which can make it look more "plump" and hence reduce the appearance of wrinkles.
Question: Where do I get HA?
It already occurs naturally in your skin and body, but degrades with age mainly due to free radical activity. It can be taken topically, but an even better way to raise your levels of HA naturally is to fight the enzymes that attack it and to use antioxidants to counter free radical damage.
A substance called Phytessence Wakame, derived from a Japanese sea kelp, has been proven to inhibit some of the enzymes that attack HA, naturally raising its levels. Phytessense Wakame is also rich in vitamins, minerals and antioxidants.
Question: I've heard about Q10. Can it help my wrinkles disappear?
Absolutely. Coenzyme Q10, or CoQ10 or just Q10 for short, is another naturally occurring substance in our cells and works wonders for your skin. It's a great antioxidant and also stimulates and enhances cell activity, helping to rejuvenate your skin from the inside. Preferably you should look for Nano-Lipobelle H-EQ10, a special nano-emulsion form of CoQ10 that can penetrate deeper into your skin for even more dramatic benefits.
I hope these 6 questions and answers have given you more of an insight into the workings of effective anti wrinkle skin creams.
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