5 Necessary Wrinkle Cure Ingredients for Antiaging Skin Care

The latest (and best) wrinkle cure and antiaging skin care product is a complete nutritional supplement for your face.  You have to understand that the signs of aging are basically caused by nutritional deficiencies. 

Researchers have shown that good nutrition extends a person’s life.  Why wouldn’t you think that it would also extend your beauty?  Wrinkles and sagging are, after all, the outward signs of aging.  What’s going on inside of your body is “sort of” similar.  But, generally speaking, we can live longer and look younger by giving the body what it needs to grow new skin cells.

The production of new skin cells and collagen fibers begins to slow down once you reach the age of 30.  But, research has shown that we can encourage the body to continue producing these cells and fibers, as long as we provide it with the right nutrients.  What nutrients are important to skin cell production?  Let’s take a look.

Vitamin A

Retinol, the animal form of vitamin A, has long been used as an acne treatment, a wrinkle cure and antiaging skin care.  In fact, you can get a prescription for retinol creams, but you don’t have to.

Retinol creams are regulated because the animal form of Vitamin A can cause allergic and adverse reactions.  The plant forms, carotenes, don’t cause these kinds of reactions.  The best sources include Shea butter and Avocado oil.  They are particularly beneficial for use at night. 

Vitamin E, Coenzyme Q10

Vitamin E, Coenzyme Q10 and other antioxidants are important for controlling free radicals.  Older cells produce more free radicals.  They are also produced in response to UV radiation from the sun and exposure to environmental pollutants, such as smoke. 

 
That’s why you hear that the sun and smoking causes wrinkles.  They can, but the root cause is free radical damage.  Antioxidants prevent the radicals from damaging the cellular membrane.  The best wrinkle cure  and antiaging skin care product on the market contains a variety of unique antioxidants, including honey enzymes and amino acids.

Essential Fatty Acids

Essential fatty acids are the primary component of sebum, the skin’s natural oils.  It is important for a wrinkle cure and antiaging skin care cream to provide essential fatty acids, to prevent excessive dryness.  Drier skin is more easily damaged, wrinkles more easily and begins to sag.  Moister skin is firmer.  For day time use, look for a cream that contains grape seed oil and other effective moisturizers.

Protein

Protein is the primary component of skin’s cells and fibers.  They are like little building blocks.  Until recently, it has been impossible to supplement the skin’s protein levels with a cream or lotion.  Extracting the protein and processing it always destroyed its functionality

Now, researchers have found a way to isolate the protein keratin and extract it from sheep’s wool.  (For more details on this and other ingredients see author box at the end of this article.) They process it gently, allowing it to remain fully functional.
Clinical studies have proven that this protein is an effective wrinkle cure and antiaging skin care compound.  Combined with other nutrients, your face can’t lose.

In summary do two things: Supplement your skin on the outside by using a natural skin care line that contains only ingredients that are beneficial and not harmful.  Next, supplement your skin inside by taking a good multi-vitamin/mineral.  The company I recommend (see box below) has both: Skin care and Health Care products. -Margaret Bell