If you have a dull, lifeless complexion, sun damage, pigmentation, acne scarring, blackheads, enlarged pores, dry or oily skin, lines and wrinkles … you are going to fall in love with Gamma Hydroxy Resurfacing Cream.
Like other organs of the body, the functions and structures within the skin continuously decline with age. One major function that we all can visibly notice change in our skin cell renewal cycle. When we are young, this process of skin cell regeneration may take 20-30 days, our skin appears healthy, radiant and smooth in texture. As we age, this same process can be extended upward to 55+ days making the skin appear uneven, dull and rough in texture.
What causes changes in my complexion?
Several factors contribute to the process of skin cell renewal declining as we age.
For example weakened blood vessels cannot carry sufficient supplies of nutrients and oxygen to the Basal layer in the lower epidermis. UV exposure can also penetrate the epidermis, damage the basal cells, and slow the rate of cell production. Failure to exfoliate the surface of the skin with physical and chemical exfoliants for the purpose of smoothing the skin and stimulating the cell renewal process also adds to a dull complexion appearance.
Features of Gamma Hydroxy Resurfacing Cream:
- Glycolic acid – derived from sugarcane this AHA helps dissolve dead surface skin cells and works deeper in the skin helping to diminish fine lines and wrinkles, sun spots and scarring
- Salicylic Acid – derived from willow bark this BHA has the ability to penetrate the pore and remove oil and dirt whilst exfoliating the surface layers of the skin
- Lactic Acid – derived from milk this AHA helps to gently exfoliate surface layers, soften and hydrate
Benefits:
- Renews the skin for a fresh, new complexion in just 2 weeks
- Gently exfoliates, sloughing off the top layer of skin, improving skin texture and reducing pore size
- Smoothes wrinkles, improve skin tone, reduces acne scarring and pigmentation
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