The topic of aging and damaged skin is a complex subject, because for one thing the skin itself is very complex.
The older a persons skin becomes, the more vulnerable it is to factors that can adversely effect it.
For instance, sunlight and stress have far more profound effects on older skin then they do on younger skin for a number of reasons.
This is why so many people with aging skin can see immediate positive effects from spending a relaxing afternoon being treated with a cool avocado facial.
Is it something such as the oils in the avocado or the stress reduction therapy of the facial that is responsible for the bright new look people will walk away wearing on their faces afterwards.
The fact of the matter is that it is a little of both, because dry skin on a stressed out face doesn't look good at all.
However; for people who want to go beyond an avocado facial massage and take a more aggressive approach to the reduction of things such as crows feat and dark circles under their eyes there are now products on the market that can assist them in doing so.
Modern chemistry has played a leading role in the development of most all of the effective leading products but it is how and where the active substances are synthesized or extracted that defines whether they are natural or not.
For instance, Kinerase now has available a complete line of skin treatment products that are engineered to penetrate to the skins lower substrate where they then function on a cellular level to stimulate the production of collagen amongst other things.
One of the main active ingredients that is credited for the positive performance of Kinerase products in multiple clinical tests is Kinatin.
Kinetin is a natural occurring substance that plant life produces and it is from plants that it is extracted.
Is it natural?