Japanese Skincare Secrets – One Ingredient to Revolutionize Your Complexion
The Japanese are known for their healthy lifestyle and smooth, creamy skin. How do they do it? What are they using?
The Japanese eat a lot of healthy food, and don’t have that biggie-sized mentality. Simplicity is a philosophy, not an attitude, and this is something you can emulate. There are some basic things we all know, and moderation is key.
Start with a Few Basic Things
Protect your skin from overexposure to the sun. Some sun is good…providing the benefits of vitamin D, which our bodies need.
Make healthy food choices. And this is what’s fascinating about Japanese skincare.
Simply Stated…
Phytessence Wakame is a natural Japanese ‘beauty preserver’, and is extracted from Japanese sea algae. This kelp is native to the Japanese Sea and is eaten, as well as used for skincare.
That’s pretty amazing, and very telling. If you can find an all-natural product that you can not only eat, but use on your skin, what more could you ask for?
Wakame is rich in sodium, iron, potassium and calcium. It contains vitamins B1, B2, B3, B6 and B12.
Seeing is Believing
This high-quality ingredient keeps complexions looking young and smooth…and is all part of Japanese skincare.
Phytessence Wakame also inhibits hyaluronidase, an enzyme that breaks down hyaluronic acid in your skin, essentially decreasing your skin’s elasticity, smoothness and tone.
Hyaluronic acid is basically the binding component that elastin and collagen fibers use to give your complexion its youthfulness.
You’ve probably read about collagen and elastin and their fundamental processes that keep skin wrinkle-free. Phytessence Wakame works for you, stimulating cell regrowth and rejuvenation.
Wakame also contains sulfated polyfucose, protecting your complexion from UV rays and environmental pollutants.
That First Step
Feeling a little overwhelmed? Don’t be.
You can learn more about your complexion and how Japanese Skincare can bring out your soft, radiant beauty.
By: Jenn Allan
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Filed under Health And Fitness by on Sep 8th, 2010. 