Wrinkle Cream

People look at your face all day, especially your eyes. It’s just common courtesy to look someone in the eye when you’re talking to them. With all this attention on your eyes, you want the skin around them to look young and fresh. This article discusses the loss of collagen and how to get it back.

Skin under the eyes is extremely vulnerable to the signs of aging. It’s the thinnest area of skin on the body. This is why rejuvenating the skin with an anti wrinkle eye cream is such a delicate thing.

Both collagen and elastin keep skin flexible, firm, and thick. They are the major players. But these two proteins become scarce as we age. This causes skin on the face, under the neck, and especially around the eyes to sag because it gets thinner.

Because skin under the eyes is thin already, it’s the first to show bags, wrinkles, and sagging.

It’s a cruel reality of biology, but with today’s advancements in research, we can now rebuild collagen under the eyes. I personally use an eye contouring gel. It wasn’t easy to trust that it would work, but seeing the unique collagen boosting ingredients in it convinced me.

The first ingredient was developed in New Zealand and it’s still unheard of in Europe and N. America. This natural substance is called Cynergy TK. It’s been clinical tested and proven to regrow collagen and elastin. And it helps new skin cells to form.

Another ingredient that persuaded me to use this anti wrinkle eye cream is called Eyeliss. This one, on the other hand, was formulated in Europe. It’s very expensive and often used by Hollywood celebrities. Now, I don’t think much of moviestars, but they would know the best skincare products. Looking young is an obsession in that industry.

Eyeliss dramatically reduces the appearance of bags under the eyes. And it’s known for working quickly.

The last ingredient in the product I use is called Homeo Age. This is an extract from brown algae and it is dense with vitamins and minerals. It’s used in the best eye creams to eliminate wrinkles.

There are more ingredients I would like to share, but I wanted to just put the three most important in this article. None of these ingredients are hype; they’ve all been scientifically tested to refresh the skin around your eyes.

I dedicate a page on my site to discussing other skincare ingredients, both good and bad.

Carol Truesdale
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First Notice

The eyes are often the first to show the signs of age. And nothing ages a person more than the skin surrounding the eyes: dark circles, puffiness or bags, and those darn wrinkles. Clinical research proves that there are effective ingredients that in fact can diminish dark circles, reduce and minimize bags and wrinkles, giving the eyes a more refreshed and youthful look.

The challenge is finding a single product that will effectively address all three conditions.

Most of what is available to help “de-age” the eyes only measures a temporary solution. Gels or serums that give a lift for a few hours or concealers that often emphasize lines by caking when make-up is applied are actually less than flattering.

For years a popular anti wrinkle eye cream, formulated in Europe, has been the secret to those who could afford its hefty price tag. Its results are relatively quick and dramatic. The secret to this secret is its patented ingredient, a super-duper peptide.

What is a peptide? Defined by a medical dictionary, ‘a peptide is a molecule consisting of 2 or more amino acids. Peptides are smaller than proteins; molecules small enough to be created from amino acids are, by convention, called peptides rather than proteins.’

In other words, peptides are just small fragments of proteins.

So what causes the bags and puffiness? Interestingly, and perhaps surprising, it is the build-up of fluid beneath the skin caused by poor drainage, fragile capillaries and loss of elasticity in the skin. Fluid leaks into surrounding tissues and creates “bags”.

And the dark circles? Ever wonder what causes this? Well, as we age and skin becomes thinner, losing its elasticity, the circulatory system under the eyes begins to leak, causing a blue-red pigmentation, which is darker than surrounding skin.

All this leakage…no wonder we so want an effective anti wrinkle eye cream.

Skin care manufacturers performing their own research, in Europe, North America, and New Zealand, have more recently initiated their own clinical tests and incorporated the aforementioned patented peptide with other proven ingredients and technology to formulate products designed to reduce the effects of aged skin around the eyes.

This advanced research, coupled with effective ingredients has resulted in improved drainage, reduced capillary fragility, minimized irritation and increased skin firmness and elasticity. In short: the all-in-one antidote for aged, tired looking eyes.

One manufacturing company performing research with their own skin care products has added some interesting ingredients with their advanced anti wrinkle eye cream; a marriage of technology and nature, if you will.

Example: there are properties of a specific honey which grows wild in New Zealand, containing healing and rejuvenating properties when applied to the skin. In fact, scientists refer to this particular honey as Unique Manuka Factor (UMF).

According to the company’s website, scientists at New Zealand’s Waikato University have documented that honey, “…when used topically, supports the skin’s own cell renewal process, and assists in the formation of stronger collagen.” It has also been documented that honey contains natural antioxidants…good to battle those damaging free radicals.

Challenge solved; reversing effects of age around the eyes is available in a single product. With advanced technology coupled with safe, effective ingredients formulated into a little anti wrinkle eye cream, we can continue to age with grace, and restore a little beauty.

Heather Fields
http://www.articlesbase.com/skin-care-articles/anti-wrinkle-eye-cream-peptides-and-honey-490467.html