Why do we get wrinkles? To be honest, this is the last question women want to answer.
Most of them just start using countless variety of skin care creams without knowing the real cause of the problems first.
Most rely on pieces of advice given to them by people who genuinely care about them.
Some may speak based on their experience with some products.
Others may get that information from increasingly aggressive marketing and promotional glitz from leading manufacturers.
Why do we get wrinkles? Wrinkles develop because the body is no longer able to produce as much collagen and elastin as we need.
Collagen and elastin are two basic proteins produced naturally inside the body.
The body has its own built-in mechanism that replenishes their loss.
When the body system detects a marked decrease in collagen and elastin content along the dermal layers, it sends a signal that starts the factory line running again.
The body is already programmed by nature to do this.
This is what others refer to as the self-healing ability of the body.
Collagen and elastin bind together to produce collagen bundles.
You see most of them along your skin layer.
Of course, you cannot see them literally but, basic science tells us that they are strategically located beneath the dermal surface.
Collagen bundles specifically provide elasticity, pliability and firmness to the dermis.
This is a natural defense mechanism actually.
Know that the skin is our first line of defense.
Consequently, this also exposes the skin to countless environmental factors.
These factors deteriorate the skin as we go older.
Extended exposure to the sunlight, too much hot bathing, use of harsh soaps and smoking are just some of the leading cause of skin wrinkles.
I had never recommended surgical approach.
I am not even doing it here.
I am an ardent advocate of all-natural solutions.
Thanks to innovative technology and dedication, we now know that there are natural substances that promotes more collagen production.
Top ingredients are Cynergy TK, Phytessence Wakame, Coenzyme Q10 and Manuka honey.
I am very interested with Phytessence Wakame.
This is exotic kelp found in Japan Sea.
It contains abundant amount of Hyaluronic acid.
Hyaluronic acid is responsible in binding together collagen and elastin to make collagen bundles.
apart from this, Phytessense Wakame exhibits anti-oxidant properties.
Anti-oxidants are essential in our fight against free radicals and destroy the body cells.
Having discussed briefly on why do we get wrinkles, now we know how to eliminate them.