The Secrets of Becoming More Beautiful
by Etienne A. Gibbs, MSW
Like every organ in our body, the skin requires adequate nutrition to function
properly. It needs pharmaceutical-grade nutrients that provide advanced levels
of essential vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, and cofactors in convenient
morning and evening regimens. Nutrients that enhance overall body health also
promote healthy skin and hair.
The skin contains natural enzymes that break down the extra-cellular
matrix--proteins that keep skin looking youthful--leading to lines and wrinkles.
And, these enzymes, or MMPs, become more active as skin ages. MMP inhibitors
that reduce the activity of these enzymes help slow the signs of aging. A new
scientific breakthrough increases cell turnover rate and maintains a firm and
elastic intercellular matrix for visible results you will see right away.
The skin reflects the state of the body's health and looks its best when all
cells in the skin's layers are properly nourished and hydrated. The skin is the
last organ to receive nutrients from the body, and the first to show signs of
nutritional deficiency, imbalance, or illness. While some nutrients can be
applied topically, others can only be produced from within the body. Therefore,
the secrets to becoming more beautiful comes from a synergy of internal and
external nutrition, as well as protection from environmental toxins and
oxidation damage, which can accelerate sagging and wrinkling.
To achieve this synergy of internal and external nutrition and a protection from
environmental toxins and oxidation damage, you need to develop a beauty regimen
that is designed to be a comprehensive approach to skin and hair care that takes
into account the nutritional needs of both the skin and body. You would need to
use outer nutrients that hydrate and reduce the signs of aging. This regimen is
most effective when used in conjunction with pharmaceutical-grade supplements
that help to replenish and nourish the skin cells from the inside out.
To achieve a results-oriented, morning and evening regimen is designed to leave
skin clean, hydrated, and healthy, begin with a deep cleanse followed by a
soothing toning treatment that will leave your skin refreshed. Follow with an
application of powerful refining treatments to help diminish the appearance of
uneven skin tone, imperfections, and signs of aging. Finish with a deeply
hydrating moisturizer for your face and eye area to achieve a soft, smooth
appearance.
Two to three times a week, enhance the benefits of this simple skin-care regimen
by exfoliating your skin with a gentle polishing scrub, followed by a luxurious,
pampering masque that will leave your skin incredibly hydrated and radiant.
When used together as a system, skin care
products are clinically proven to increase
elasticity, decrease the appearance of fine
lines and wrinkles, improve texture, and
boost skin's moisture levels. In just a few
short weeks you could experience
dramatically visible results. Begin the new
you with a
free
health assessment.
© Etienne A. Gibbs, MSW
About the author: Etienne A. Gibbs, MSW, Management Consultant and
Trainer, offers a free health survey at http://eagibbs.usana.com
and Travel and related updates at
http://www.executiveandgrouptravel.blogspot.com. Email him at
eagibbs@ureach.com
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