When choosing cosmetics, it is necessary to consult with your cosmetologist
So, what is what. Vitamin A – promotes regeneration of the epidermis, accelerates the exfoliation process, stimulates cell division and metabolism. It normalizes keratin formation, prevents premature changes in cellular and connective tissues. Creams with vitamin A are most often intended for dry, tired skin. It is recommended for all ages. This element forms the basis of almost all creams from various manufacturing countries. Chinese cosmetics are also based on the use of these vitamins.
Vitamin E – helps moisturize the skin and increases enzyme activity in it. Creams with vitamin E prevent the formation of pigment spots and protect against sunburn. Vitamin E is also used for nail and hair growth.
Vitamin C – the most deficient vitamin for the skin because it helps us overcome physical and mental stress. It plays an important role in collagen synthesis and has anti-inflammatory effects. Ceramides are proteins of plant origin. They help moisturize the skin, increase its elasticity and firmness. Everyone knows the properties of this vitamin and its therapeutic effect on the human body in stressful situations, in the prevention and treatment of diseases.
Fruit acids, or alpha-hydroxy acids, have proven their effectiveness as an exfoliating and antibacterial agent. They are called fruit acids because they are obtained from citrus fruits, apples, and grapes. Based on fruit acids, in Chinese cosmetics peels have been created that painlessly roll and exfoliate old skin, renewing the epidermis.
After using such peels, the skin becomes soft, tender, elastic, fresh, and young. After using such peels, cosmetologists recommend using Chinese masks, which are absorbed into the skin three times more effectively, creating a unique rejuvenating effect.
All of this is good for the skin. Still, before buying an expensive cream, it is better to seek advice from a cosmetologist.
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