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Category: Skin Science

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Incredible Fruit Skin Benefits

Did you know that alpha hydroxy acids essentially are fruit acids?

Why AHA?
These wonderful fruit acids are one of the most effective ways of brightening the skin.
  • Brightens pigmentation due to blemishes or sun spots
  • Retexturizes skin to smooth uneven texture and even fine lines, wrinkles and skin tone
  • Moisturizes and nourishes skin to improve dry skin
  • Gently exfoliates skin removing dead skin cells to improve acne skin condition
  • Increase skin thickness by stimulate collagen production

The most common alpha hydroxy acids are glycolic, lactic, citric, malic and tartaric.

              • Glycolic – from sugar cane
              • Lactic – from sour milk
              • Malic – from apples
              • Citric – from citrus fruits
              • Tartaric – from grape wine

The Rare Omega 7

Hippophae berries, a gift from Mother Nature, also known as sea buckthorn are nature’s exclusive supplier of the  rare Omega-7 fatty acid with powerful anti-aging abilities among many digestive and
urinary tract health benefits.

Hippophae berries are also most densely concentrated with other antioxidants and substances supplying skin with Vitamin C,Vitamin AVitamin EVitamin KFolic AcidCarotenoidsOmega-9Omega-6Omega-3,Quinic AcidMalic Acid, and Flavonoids.

Studies have shown an impeccable therapeutic ability of these small orange berries to repair damaged DNA. It enhances and enables the skin barrier to protect itself from environmental toxins.

Hippophae berries primarily in the form of an oil contain a “bioactive skin soothing complex” used for many centuries in Siberia to help stimulate the growth of skin cells that work to slow skin degradation to prevent wrinkles from forming, diminish inflammation and improve skin elasticity.

Not only do you not eminate the best most positive energy when you are tired, but your skin looks dull and lifeless.

Remember to drink water throughout the day.

Just some addition interesting information…drinking coffee is dehydrating when taken in orally, but caffeine has many benefits when applied topically.

In the battle against cellulite, caffeine applied topically has remarkable abilities and effects on the effected areas.

For the coffee lovers, a large consumption of caffeine has adverse effects on your health so try to stick to only one glass of coffee a day and keep lots water near by to balance the dehydration and stay hydrated and naturally energized.

To learn more about the anti-cellulite treatment with caffeine and a step by step protocol visit http://www.naturepure.com/2012/03/lipomelt%c2%ae-anti-cellulite-treatment-protocol/.

The papaya fruit is an excellent source of Vitamin A, Vitamin C, Beta-carotene, Bioflavonoids, Potassium, Calcium and Magnesium, and of course let’s not forget Papain. The anti-oxidant rich fruit works to destroy damage causing free radicals. Papain breaks down inactive proteins and removes dead skin cells causing the most gently and natural way of exfoliating. Papaya is excellent for skin firming and anti-aging. It helps in removing blemishes, dark spots, evens out your skin tone and brings a glow to your face.

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The many benefits of resveratrol include antioxidant properties, which means it is capable of ridding the body of dangerous and harmful free radicals that might eventually lead to the development of cancer. It is also thought to be capable of actually killing cancer cells that have already developed. Additionally, resveratrol is beneficial in protecting the central nervous system, regulating hormones and acting as a blood thinning agent.

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The Sun and Our Skin

Today, sun exposure has become an outstandingly increasing concern; the sun’s deceivingly joyous beaming rays are not so blissful at all. With rising skin cancer rates, the American Cancer Society states that more than 1 million cases of non-melanoma skin cancer diagnosed yearly in the United States are considered to be sun-related.* Yes, it is true that the sun enables vitamin D synthesis, but ask yourself, “what are the alternatives, and what can I do to stay protected and keep my skin looking young?” The sun’s effect on skin is far greater than simply what is revealed to the naked eye, pigmentation, light or dark spots on the skin, altered texture and all together, the skin’s structure can be altered are some, but most alarming is the risk of skin cancer.

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