5 allies for healthy and beautiful skin in winter time
Resist cold and external agents thanks to beauty routine
G-Club
October 19th, 2021
October 19th, 2021
Dryness, stiffness, dull complexion. The skin in winter undergoes a total transformation that must be accompanied and cured with the right measures, depending on the need and without upsetting it. Generally with external agents such as temperature and pollution all the skins suffer an alteration of the skin health barrier: the "film" that keeps the hydration in the epidermis becomes less firm and tends to dry out, also complicit beauty treatments made based on the skin you think you have, and not on the one you have. Environmental factors are added to the skincare errors and daily aggressions such as the action of the blue light of the screens, the stay in enclosed spaces for a long time, UV rays, stress and tiredness and can lead people with the most sensitive skin to see the localized signs of lack of water, such as areas particularly dry or less plumped. Even those who have normal or oily skin suffer the effects of climate change and habits, making it necessary to renew the skincare routine in the winter months that aims to remove impurities while keeping. The ideal supplement are antioxidants and vitamin C both to be integrated with the beauty routine and with the diet, choose creams infused with soothing essential oils and richer textures, suitable to pamper the already stressed skin. nss G-Club shows you which are the 5 allies for the skin in winter, to treat it as it deserves, and see it shine in health even on the darkest days.
Vitamin C
Also called ascorbic acid or L-ascorbic, vitamin C is an antioxidant that protects cells from harmful free radicals caused by exposure to UV rays. It also inhibits the production of melanin, which helps lighten cases of hyper-pigmentation and spots, standardize the skin tone, and improve the brightness of the skin, necessary in these periods.
Hyaluronic acid
Hyaluronic acid is produced effectively by the body and is the protagonist of the collagen production process that in the long term makes the skin brighter and more compact. Acting also from the outside by applying products that contain it means moisturizing the skin without weighing it down and encourage cell renewal in a very gentle way.
Glycolic acid
A natural alpha-hydroxy acid that possesses therapeutic properties, ideal to meet a wide range of skin needs. The exfoliation of the upper layer of the epidermis that operates glycolic acid at low dosage (10%) and higher dosage (15-20%) creates an increase in the rate of cell turnover and therefore gives a bright and regenerated appearance to the skin.
Ceramides
Lipids lost from the skin during the cold period should be replenished into the skin by fatty agents. Ceramides are lipids naturally present in the epidermis and are essential to maintain the moisturizing of the surface layer. Integrating them with a good cream in winter is essential if you want healthy and radiant skin.
Essential oils
The skin is protected by a 95% hydrolipidic film composed of fatty acids, which the cold tends to weaken. Even the skins that may look less in need of hydration are actually looking for an additional stimulus to renew this lipid barrier and be healthy. Rich essential oils such as Marula Oil, Jojoba Oil, Rosehip Oil are the final step of the winter skincare to give the skin a full and bright effect.
