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Hyaluronic Acid : A Super Anti-Aging Skin Care Ingredient

It might be one of the most powerful skin care ingredients available today. It stimulates the production of skin cells to heal wounds, and it can absorb massive amounts of water. It’s called Hyaluronic Acid and it is a truly remarkable anti-aging ingredient.

Hyaluronic acid (HA) is a very long chain of sugar molecules strung together (like starch). It is made throughout the body and is placed in the areas between your cells, where it absorbs and holds water to act as a cushion for your body’s tissues. Injections of this compound have been used to help fill in known as wrinkles, as it temporarily increases the volume of the skin, creating fuller, more plump looking skin. Because of this, Hyaluronic Acid is sometimes injected into lips to create that full, pouty appearance.

Fortunately, hyaluronic acid can achieve these results by being applied directly to the skin, eliminating the need for injections. Recent medical studies in the scientific community have found that Hyaluronic Acid liquid can be either applied to the skin or ingested to counteract the effects of aging. Hyaluronic Acid can be found naturally in most every cell in the body, but it is found in the greatest concentrations in the skin tissue.

Hyaluronic Acid Chemical Structure Almost fifty percent of the body’s Hyaluronic Acid is found in the skin tissue, both in the deep underlying dermal areas as well as the visible epidermal top layers. As one of the skin’s natural moisturizing elements, HA binds and holds water in the skin, enhancing the skin’s elasticity.

Hyaluronic acid has an amazing ability to hold more water than any other substance. It plays an important role in tissue hydration, lubrication and cellular function. In normal human skin, Hyaluronic Acid is a vital constituent of the epidermis.

After significant testing, the beauty and dermatology industries have taken notice of the benefits and scientific studies regarding
the benefits of Hyaluronic Acid liquid and its ability to rejuvenate the skin’s youthful properties and reduce wrinkles.

Hyaluronic Acid is a key component of the collagen matrix that gives structure and elasticity to your skin.
As you age, your body loses its ability to create effective Hyaluronic Acid which contributes to the loss of elasticity seen in aging skin.

You see, your skin consists of several layers. Skin Section Hyaluronic Acid The top layer, the epidermis, is what people see when they look at you. And it gets a lot of abuse from the environment, but in spite of what most people think, this is not where wrinkles come from. The layer underneath, the dermis, is a network of connective tissue and muscles. This is where wrinkles start. This is the layer the LifeCell cream goes down into.

When you’re young, your body makes a water-sponging molecule called hyaluronic acid (HA). It can absorb around 1,000 times its weight in water. This is why a baby’s face is so round and soft – it has plenty of HA, so it’s full of moisture!

When you have a lot of HA in your dermis, it helps keep your skin looking full and smooth. But as you age, you make less and less HA, and you lose some volume. That’s when you begin to see those lines and wrinkles looking back at you from your reflection.

We are so excited that Collagen Booster contains Hyaluronic Acid.
This scientifically formulated product will help to ensure sure your skin stays elastic and young looking for years to come.

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Posted on July 24, 2014 by admincellinfuse — 2 Comments

Puffy Eyes and Baggy Eyes. What’s the Difference?

Would you like to know how to look more youthful, rested and full of energy?

Today I’ll suggest some easy, safe and effective remedies to help tighten up the skin around your eyes and decrease the bloat. And you won’t have to spend money on expensive treatments or plastic surgery.

But first, let’s understand the difference between puffiness around your eyes, and bags under your eyes.

What’s Packed in Those Under-Eye Bags?

The skin around your eyes is very thin and delicate. Any imbalance in your skin’s natural fluids shows up there first.

Seasonal allergies, a cold, or a sinus infection can all lead to inflammation. And that leads to water building up in the upper and lower eyelids. The same thing happens when you eat lots of salty foods like soy sauce, or overindulge in alcohol, or cry salty tears.

The good news is that all of these puffy conditions are temporary.
But don’t confuse temporarily swollen lids for more permanent under-eye bags.

Remove Puffy Eyes

Unlike puffiness, under-eye bags are most common as we get older. There is some genetic link.
For years doctors assumed that bags formed when the skin and muscle around your eyes weaken with age.
But now we learn that’s not the whole story.

Scientists only recently discovered what’s really causing those bags. In a study from the David Geffen School
of Medicine at UCLA, researchers examined MRI studies of 40 subjects aged 17 to 80.
Although it was a small study, the researchers discovered that bags aren’t really caused by sagging, tired skin.
The culprit is fat accumulating in your eye socket as you get older.

The problem is common. In serious cases sometimes the only effective solution is eyelid surgery, or blepharoplasty.
Doctors make incisions in the eyelid and remove or reposition the fat.
The procedure should give you long-lasting results but can cost up to $5,000.

How To Get Rid Of Under Eye Bags

You don’t have to go under the knife to get rid of puffy eyes and that haggard look.

Easy Solutions for Tired Looking Eyes

Some years ago I came across some little-known nutrients. Some have amazing anti-aging properties for the delicate skin around the eyes. We have a precursor to one called Nitric Oxide, in our LIFECELL CREAM.
When we have this particular nutrient present, we improve the capillary health, making our capillaries more pliable, hence better blood flow in turn bringing more oxygen into the blood, whenever you have more oxygen you will see a more youthful appearance in the skin.

Here are my favorite natural remedies you can start using right away for treating temporary puffiness around your eyes.

If you have allergies or a cold, try irrigating your nasal cavity with a saltwater solution. Use a neti pot, available in health food stores. Flushing your nose can help relieve fluid buildup that triggers puffiness.
To quickly calm puffy eyes, place slices of cucumbers, chilled tea bags, or even a package of frozen peas under your eyes. The cool temperatures reduce swelling.
Sleep on your back and add an extra pillow under your head to help drain fluids. Sleeping on your side or stomach can lead to fluids collecting under your eyes.
Don’t miss your workout. Exercising improves circulation. And it helps move fluid through your body without accumulating.
If you notice puffiness on a frequent basis, eliminate processed foods. Foods high in sodium promote fluid retention. Also avoid sugar and gluten. They contribute to inflammation that can show up on your face as puffy eyes

Here’s to looking more Youthful.

Judy

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Posted on July 11, 2014 by admincellinfuse — Leave a comment

Natural Skin Health and Transdermal Toxicity

natural skin health and transdermal toxicity

Understand What You Are Putting On Your Skin! 8 Important Facts You Need To Know

1. Skin tissue is composed of stratified epithelial cells, very similar to the human digestive tract.

2. Skin cells require nourishment with nutrients that are vital to the cells, either as fuel or as structural material.

3. Skin cells require the drainage/removal of waste products produced by cellular metabolism or internal/external toxicity from food, water, air, or skin/scalp contact.

4. The absolute best way to achieve natural good healthy skin is to provide a good nerve supply, lymphatic drainage, and a good clean nutrient rich and healthy blood supply, while avoiding toxic chemical exposure.

5. The human skin is absorbent, just like the digestive tract, and therefore substances placed onto the human skin penetrate into the underlying tissues and enter the blood system, where they circulate through vital organs. Herbalists have used this to advantage in the form of foot and hand baths for many years. Modern medicine has also acknowledged the validity of this process in the use of the trans-dermal patch for things such as nicotine patches.

6. Substances placed on the skin can be grouped into three broad categories:
(i) inert: not absorbable through the skin, not useful to human cells, non-toxic
(ii) nutritive: useful to human cells for either nourishment or fuel
(iii) toxic: not useful to human cells for either nourishment or fuel, and requiring either detoxification, or toxin-binding and static cellular storage to prevent them from circulating and causing ongoing damage. The result of this static storage is localized intercellular toxicity, potentially predisposing to cellular changes like carcinogenesis and teratrogenesis. Toxins that undergo this type of storage are cumulative and build up over the years.

7. Millions of years of human cell evolution, exposure and natural selection, has produced cells with a certain set of biological processes and capacities. Hence, exposure to certain groups of natural chemicals for many generations of humans and human cells has resulted in an excellent capacity to deal competently with these natural chemicals. However, the comparatively new wave of toxic chemicals in recent millennia/centuries, very recently often derived from material leftover from the petrochemical industry (imagine the waste disposal fees they can save paying when they can sell it as a product ingredient instead of paying for sealed landfill space!), are foreign to human cells. Enzyme pathways, and detoxification mechanisms do not exist for many or perhaps any of these, and it has been reported that toxicity effects from simultaneous multiple toxin exposure seem to be greater and more complex than the sum of many single toxin exposures owing to interactive and other effects.

8. A careful selection of the chemicals contained in the many many products that come in daily contact with our skin is vital to long term wellness and natural skin health. For many women (and increasing numbers of men) the selection of skin and hair care products that we place on our bodies on a daily basis can have a significant influence on these critical toxicity levels. Consideration of these above issues was one of the primary reasons for my choice of Lifecell as the product for me.

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Posted on June 23, 2014 by admincellinfuse — Leave a comment

Top Tips for Luscious Lips

Ladies, where would we be without our makeup?

Famous makeup guru Max Factor once said, “A woman who doesn’t wear lipstick feels undressed in public. Unless she works on a farm.” And TIME magazine reported as far back as 1958 that, “The beauty industry fears no recession, for a woman will give up food before her pursuit of beauty – and often because of it.”

Apparently, things haven’t changed much since then. Fifty years later, beauty retail website feelingunique.com asked 1,000 women in the UK about their shopping habits. They found that nearly one in three female respondents said they would prefer to eat less than reduce their spending on “essential” beauty items.

In the survey, 75 percent of the women considered makeup and body treatments as “everyday essentials” rather than luxury items.

Cleopatra So, how did we get to this place? Well, the desire to look beautiful and adorn the face is nothing new. In fact, the origin of lipstick dates back to 5,000 BC in the Sumerian region of Ur, according to Jessica Pallingston, author of Lipstick: A Celebration of a Girl’s Best Friend.

Ancient Egyptians loved lip paints and were masters at mixing color and precise application, Pallingston also maintains. Perhaps the most famous Egyptian woman, Cleopatra, was said to have used crushed ants and carmine beetles, which gave a deep red pigment, to adorn her lips.

Having sexier, youthful lips is a lot easier these days. LifeCell Cream will bring the colour and youth back in the lips in only a few weeks…

Here are a few of my Aging Backwards tips for lips:

Lipstick Colours Tone it down. It may seem counter-intuitive, but as we age, we actually need less makeup, not more, according to Bruce Grayson, celebrity makeup artist for both the Emmy awards and the Oscars. Instead of bright or dark lipstick, stick with a color that closely matches your natural shade and brush some clear gloss over it for a fresh, young daytime look. For evening, opt for a deeper shade of the daytime color and a tinted gloss.

Go blue. To make teeth look dazzling white, choose lip colors with blue undertones, such as the lightest shades of wine, plum, or rosy pink. Skip the orange and coral lip colors – they can make teeth appear yellow.

Exfoliate. Skin on the lips is delicate, but still needs to be exfoliated. My favorite trick is to use a clean toothbrush – minus the toothpaste, of course – to lightly brush my lips and exfoliate dead cells.

Remember the lip liner. Outlining the lips with liner gives a more finished look to them and also keeps lipstick from “feathering” outside the natural lip line. My shortcut: I line my lips with a color that matches my natural lip color, then fill it in over the entire lip area. Then, I put a light gloss right over that, skipping lipstick altogether for a natural look that stays on longer.

Here’s to staying youthful.

Judy

Posted on June 16, 2014 by admincellinfuse — Leave a comment

5 Bad Habits that Prematurely AGE Your Skin

I have shared these tips with you before, but this is a reminder that whilst our LifeCell Australia two skin care ranges may be good, the products can only do their part however & the rest is up to you. I hear from time to time people wanting a miracle in only a few days, so let’s look again at the bad habits you may have picked up as I know we are all faced with these from time to time.

Firstly, Did you know that you can control how well you age?

A Dermatologist, Doris Day, author of Forget the Facelift, says “only about 10% of how your skin ageing is genetic.”
So your daily health and skin care habits can make a huge difference in how old you look. That’s great news – if you’re doing all the right things to keep your body and skin healthy. But what if you’re not?

There are five bad habits that can wreak havoc with your skin – and age you before your time…

Bad Habit -1 Eating Too Much Sugar

Sugar Causes Wrinkles

The sugar in your bloodstream naturally attaches to proteins to form harmful new molecules called advanced glycation end products – or AGEs for short. The more sugar you eat, the more AGEs you create. You may want to back off on indulging your sweet tooth. Experts now believe that overeating sugar can make your skin look dull and wrinkled. Here’s why…

These renegade molecules inflict damage on collagen and elastin, the proteins that keep your skin firm and elastic. When that happens, your collagen and elastin go from springy and resilient to dry and brittle – and your skin starts to sag and wrinkle.

Bad Habit -2 Smoking Cigarettes

This may seem rather obvious. After all, everyone knows smoking cigarettes is bad for your health. But did you know that studies have found a direct correlation between smoking and skin damage?

When you smoke, you’re inhibiting the production of collagen and constricting the blood vessels near the surface of your skin. Without collagen and oxygen, your skin loses its smoothness and elasticity. And you’re left with wrinkles and a leathery appearance.

Smoking’s aging effect can really be seen when you look at pictures of identical twins – when one is a smoker and one is not. The signs of premature aging due to smoking are especially obvious around the eyelids, lips and jowls.

Bad Habit -3 Not Getting Your Beauty Sleep

Beauty Sleep

You’ve probably already experienced the dark circles and dull-looking skin that follow a night with little sleep.

But did you know that regularly skimping on sleep can actually cause your skin to age prematurely?

Sleep is vitally important to the health of your skin. While you’re sleeping, your body goes into a parasympathetic mode – shifting your energy to repairing and rejuvenating your cells. If your skin cells get short-changed on that important restorative time too often, your appearance will suffer for it.

Bad Habit -4 Skipping Your Workouts

Exercise For Healthy Skin

Next time you find it difficult to drum up the motivation to exercise, remember this…

A sedentary lifestyle can cause you to age prematurely – and add years to your face.

Exercising is one of the best things you can do for healthy skin. A good workout boosts your circulation and blood flow – and rushes nutrient-rich and oxygen-rich blood to your skin cells.

Plus, research suggests that exercise helps your skin repair itself – and may even lower your risk of skin cancer.

Bad Habit -5 Going to Bed Without Removing Your Makeup

Cleansing Skin Before Bed

Going to sleep with your make-up on can take a toll on your complexion.

Makeup can trap dirt, oil and even pollution on your skin all night and clog your pores. That can give you some nasty breakouts, but that’s not all…

Most makeup contains ingredients that are toxic and irritate your skin over time. This can hinder the regeneration of skin cells that’s supposed to be taking place while you’re sleeping.

The good news is…

Replacing these five bad habits with good ones can make a huge difference in the appearance of your skin.

For example…

Fitness And Nutrition For Healthy Skin

Cut down on the sugar and add nutrient-packed foods to your diet to boost your skin health – like tomatoes, blueberries, green tea, yogurt, salmon, nuts, and honey

Exercise regularly 4-5 times a week.

Wash your face every night before going to bed. Get seven to eight hours of sleep every night.

If you’re a smoker, consider quitting. By kicking the tobacco habit, you can undo the damage smoking did to your skin.

Invest in quality skin care products that contain only natural, healthy ingredients – and no harsh detergents or toxic chemicals that can damage your skin.

Beautiful Skin

Posted on March 28, 2014 by admincellinfuse — Leave a comment

You Don’t Need Needles To Get Skin Nutrients Like Hyaluronic Acid And Other Powerful Nutrients Deep Into Your Skin!

It’s true, the skin’s upper layer – called the epidermis – is tough. (It is actually designed to protect the lower layers of your skin) So it’s no easy task to get vital nutrition in through this layer to where it is really needed.

The layer that you are trying to reach is called the dermis, however most skin cream don’t achieve this.

The ability to reach this vital dermis area however is a powerful attribute of the formulation LifeCell Anti Ageing cream I was attracted to initially. I realized it had a molecular structure that would penetrate through the epidermis down to the dermis (20 levels deep).

Human Skin Anatomy

In fact, most skin creams only get a small percentage of their nutrients into your skin’s under layer, the dermis. The nutrients just can’t seep through because of this protective nature of the epidermis.

So instead of nourishing your skin, much of the nutrients in skin creams just sit on your skin’s surface and eventually get washed off. Many of the collagen-boosting, elastin-nourishing nutrients you smooth onto your face each morning when you apply your favourite skin cream don’t make it to where it counts.

But here’s the beauty secret I’m excited to share with you … you don’t need to stab through this tough outer layer with a sharp needle.

No, in fact, over the last few years, scientists have developed a safe, healthy and effective way in delivering some nutrient combinations down into the dermis.

Many powerful antioxidants, Hyaluronic Acid (sodium hyaluronate) along with other nutrients in LifeCell have the ability to go into your skin’s deeper layers.. So your skin can put these nourishing nutrients to use quickly, easily and effectively.

Lifecell Reduces Signs Of Aging Vitamin A: The Cornerstone Vitamin For Skin Smoothing Nutrition

Vitamin A, also known as Retinol, is perhaps one of the most widely used nutrients when it comes to anti-wrinkle creams. We have enough in the LifeCell Cream to work effectively without side effects. There are two: Retinol (Vitamin A) also Retinyl Palmitate (Vitamin A Palmitate) along with 20 other powerful nutrients.

Hyaluronic Acid: Is Your Skin’s Water Magnet.

This important component of your skin helps it to retain water fiercely. I have talked about this nutrient many times previously. It also gives the skin a full and beautifully youthful look. However, this nutrient virtually disappears by the time you’re 60 years of age.

Posted on February 25, 2014 by admincellinfuse — Leave a comment

What You See On The Outside Reflects What’s On The Inside

Posted on Feb 11By blog@lifecellaustralia.com.au.au

The freshness, youth, and cleanliness of your skin reflect the freshness, youth and cleanliness inside your body!

See, most of us think of skin as a protective barrier – which it is.

But skin works the other way as well. Here’s what I mean…

Along with the liver and the kidneys, your skin is a critical part of how your body cleans and purifies itself from the inside. It will remove toxins and waste from inside your body.

Every day, your blood brings a load of waste products and toxins from deep inside your body up to the surface of your skin so you can get rid of it in your perspiration. In fact this process is so important to your body’s cleaning process that your sweat can carry more waste products and remove more toxins than your urine!

This internal cleansing system works fine when things are normal. Ordinarily, your skin should be able to do this job pretty well without you noticing a thing.

Sweat Helps Your Skin To Cleanse

But in today ‘s unbelievably toxic world, this is no longer true.

With so many pollutants in the air we breathe, our water, our food – even the natural skin care beauty products we apply on our skin – our body’s internal cleansing systems cannot keep up with it all.

Your kidneys are taxed. Your liver is swamped…and your skin is totally overwhelmed.

The toxins circulating in your bloodstream are pushed out into your skin’s sebaceous glands and pores, and they are stored there as your body desperately tries to rid itself of all these poisons.

But because there’s so much of these toxins coming through, this load backs up and blocks your normal elimination process – making it even harder for your skin to get rid of the waste.

As your skin’s transport systems get clogged up, you start to see the results in the inflammation and eruptions on your face… the result is environmental acne.

Removing Toxins Through The Skin

But it gets worse…

As your skin gets clogged up, not only are you unable to get rid of the waste stuck inside the lower layers of your skin…

These blockages prevent the good stuff from getting into your skin and nourishing it from within.

Critical nutrients circulating in your blood that could regenerate and renew your skin, can’t get through…

You see it every day when you look in the mirror and don’t love the look of the person staring back at you!

You feel frustrated because you’ve tried so hard, but your skin “isn’t cooperating” – no matter what expensive at home beauty treatment you use. I personally went down this path in my forties, spending a lot of money on skin care.However it was only when I started to work on the inside it started to reflect on the outside.

In the next few blogs I will share

The Beauty Of Fresh Skin

1. The critical steps missing from your beauty routine… this could be the difference between a bright, youthful complexion or dull, sallow skin that can make you look and feel years older than you are.

2. Six simple steps you can take RIGHT NOW to have radiant, younger looking skin.

3. Eight of the most powerful “skin” foods. These anti-aging foods can heal blemishes, prevent sun damage, and slow or even stop fine lines and wrinkles from forming on your skin.

Stay tuned, until next week!

Here’s to remaining simply beautiful!
Judy

Posted on February 11, 2014 by admincellinfuse

Enhance Your Skin And Take Out The Rubbish.

Posted on Feb 05By blog@lifecellaustralia.com.au.au

We already know that our body excretes (sweats) to cool you down. But perspiring is also our body’s natural way to get rid of waste and pollutants.

The best part is, it rejuvenates your skin.

Today I would like to share a safe and enjoyable method of detox. I’ll tell you from personal experience along with research how you can benefit from taking a sauna and how to do it safely.

It can be faster than any other natural method of detox because it opens pores, so you can flush out impurities more efficiently.

Saunas also improve circulation and oxygenate your tissues. And a sauna session can relieve stress, arthritis symptoms, and bring nutrients to the surface for younger-looking skin.

Relieve Stress

Steam’s a good treatment for respiratory conditions, such as laryngitis, chest congestion, bronchitis and sinusitis. Sauna bathing helps relieve and ward off symptoms of cold or flu. And it revives tired and strained muscles after strenuous activity. Perspiration regulates body temperature and improves your circulation. Even better, it eliminates waste, pollutants and toxins, and stops them from building up.

During a 10-20 minute sauna, your heart rate increases by 50-75%. This can provide some of the same metabolic results as exercise. The heat causes blood vessels in your skin to expand and increase blood flow. Blood flow to the skin increases too, as high as 50-70% of cardiac output.

This also brings nutrients to surface tissues resulting in healthier, youthful skin.

Approximately 30% of your body’s wastes pass through the skin. Taking a sauna bath increases the
detoxifying capacity of the skin by opening pores and flushing impurities from the body efficiently.

Sauna Skin Benefits

When taking a sauna, skin temperature rises to 104°F and internal body temperature rises to about 100.4°F. This stimulates the immune system resulting in increased production of disease fighting white blood cells, antibodies.

Tumours, viruses, and toxin-loaded cells are weaker than normal cells. These weaker cells don’t tolerate heat very well. Hyperthermia or fever therapy helps combat infections and even cancer. Saunas enhance circulation and oxygenate your tissues. This allows wounds and infections to heal more quickly.

Most reasonably healthy people can reap the health benefits of sauna. The main risk of a sauna is staying in too long and fainting from overheating. People who are most susceptible to this are those with heart disease or who have been drinking alcohol. It isn’t a good idea to combine drinking with a sauna.

Repeated use of the sauna slowly restores your body’s natural ability for waste elimination.
Removal of toxic chemicals and metals through sauna can be faster than with any other natural method of detox.

Sauna Benefits Skin

Do consider this form of detox, I would always suggest this for husband & wives to do together when I was doing talks previously around Australia.

Tips for a safe Sauna

* Drink 2 glasses of water before your sauna.

* The best sauna temperature range is from 102 – 106ºF.

* Relax by reading or listening to music – your body will excrete more easily.

* Gently scrub your skin to remove sweat and toxins.

* Rest and re adjust for a few minutes after any sauna session.

* Redness at the site of an old infection or a funny taste in your mouth is not uncommon as you detoxify.

Hot Sauna

* Take a cool shower afterwards to return your body temperature to normal.

* Drink another 2 glasses of water.

For best effect, repeat this practice at least once a week.

Find a sauna near you, and let us know your results on support@lifecellaustralia.com.au.au
We would love to hear from you!

Until next week stay healthy and simply beautiful!

Judy

Posted on February 5, 2014 by admincellinfuse

Can We Stop Wrinkles In Their Tracks? Nourishing Coconut Goes With Youthful Skin

Coconut Water Benefits

Coconut is not only a fresh and delicious tropical fruit, but it’s also full of an abundance of nutrients that make it a powerful natural remedy. First and foremost, including coconut water in your diet could greatly improve your overall health. Coconut water is vastly different from heavier coconut milk; it is a clear liquid that comes from young green coconuts.

Producers of coconut water have compared it to popular sports drinks due to its rehydrating properties and high potassium content that helps to regulate blood sugar. What this means for your skin is that coconut water is a nourishing drink that could deeply hydrate and regulate your natural body functions so that your skin remains soft, moist, and healthy.

Coconut water also stimulates healthy digestion and improves circulation.

Coconut Water For Healthy Skin

This directly benefits your skin, providing it with vital nutrients and stimulating circulation to encourage new cell growth. As you may have gathered by now, all of these health benefits make coconut a powerful beauty ingredient for youthful skin.

Your skin needs constant hydration and nutrition to look its best. Enjoying a refreshing drink like coconut water could stimulate circulation in your complexion. Not only could this increase in circulation give your skin a fresh, healthy glow, but it encourages your skin to naturally exfoliate each day.

As you may have noticed, with age, the complexion can often become dull, flat and lackluster. However, boosting circulation in the skin stimulates exfoliation and new cell growth. In layman’s terms, this improved circulation which could enable your complexion to produce new, healthy skin cells to keep wrinkles at bay!

Coconut Oil Benefits: Dry Skin Therapy

Coconut Oil Skin Benefits

But the coconut benefits don’t stop there… Coconut oil is another essential beauty ingredient that deeply hydrates and heals dry, damaged skin. Additionally, coconut oil contains protective antioxidants that could neutralize free-radical damage and prevent injury to the skin, reducing the risk of wrinkles and possibly even skin disease.

Your skin is greatly affected by the topical ingredients that you apply to it. It can easily absorb product ingredients to penetrate the bloodstream and potentially affect your circulatory system.

Make no mistake that the products that you put on your skin will end up in your body one way or another! That’s why I encourage you to read your product ingredient labels carefully. Natural ingredients benefit the health of your body. Chemical ingredients could leave you at risk for allergic reactions and toxic overload in your system, resulting in unhealthy, dehydrated and damaged skin. It’s as simple as that.

It’s clear that coconut provides two major beauty benefits:

Coconut Oil For Beautiful Skin

Internal: Coconut water hydrates the skin and stimulates circulation to promote healthy cell growth.
External: Coconut oil moisturizes the surface of the skin and protects the complexion from free-radical damage.

Coconut is an essential part of a healthy diet, and it could also greatly improve the quality of your skin when used in your beauty products!
Healthy skin starts with a healthy diet, and you can protect and improve the quality of your skin even more by using natural, nourishing anti-aging ingredients in your beauty products.

Here’s to staying healthy, and simply beautiful!
Judy

Posted on January 1, 2014 by admincellinfuse — Leave a comment

Keeping your age a secret, we have the answer!!

Skin Care Solutions

I have always been interested in anti ageing. That is how I found the amazing LifeCell Anti-ageing Cream. I have also been fortunate to work with some of the best people in the field of anti-ageing here in Australia. I know we can be years younger biologically than our chronological age and also have our skin looking years more youthful than we are.

We deserve not just the absence of disease in our bodies, but to know what we can do to improve, and how to take care of ourselves, in the best way we can, to have the great energy, the most vigor, and so we can enhance ourselves to get the most out of our life.

But there’s even more to it. Because we also want to look as young as we feel.

So today I want to show you how in as little as three minutes how you can:

* improve the look and feel of your skin
* have a more youthful appearance
* replenish the nutrients and moisture harsh commercial products rob from you.

You see, as I dug deeper into the information of younger-looking skin, I took a look at the ingredients in most skin and hair products.

Sulfates

It became apparent very quickly that almost every skincare product on the market speeds up the appearance of aging.
Almost every cleanser is based on sodium laurel sulfate – SLS. It’s a pretty effective cleanser. But it’s also a skin irritant… and it sucks moisture out of your skin. Commercial toners/spritzers aren’t any better. Most of them are loaded with up to 60% alcohol. Alcohol dries your skin. Use them long term, and these toners will make your skin look older, not younger.

There are only a few moisturizers that don’t contain any harsh chemicals. But those few only moisturize. At best they help minimize the damage caused by cleansers and toners/spritzers. You deserve better.

So instead of harsh chemicals, let me share with you my all-natural “three-minute skin system.” You get better results that help your skin fight the effects of age and exposure.

Rose Hip

The first step is to replace SLS in your cleanser with rose hip oil. Rose hip oil does more than cleanse. It also promotes collagen production. And collagen is one of the basic building blocks of all your skin and connective tissue.
Collagen helps add elasticity and firmness to your skin. When your collagen levels are healthy, your skin looks less droopy. It’s tighter and more vibrant. More like younger skin.

To complement rose hip oil, also choose pure vegetable glycerin, because it moisturizes and promotes the repair of damaged skin.
So while you cleanse your skin, you’re also helping it to rebuild and repair. Helping to ease the look of fine lines and wrinkles. And naturally rejuvenating your look with long-lasting moisture.

In just one minute a day, these gentle cleansers and nourishment can help reverse the damage done by years of applying harsh irritants to your skin.(Coming Soon) CELL Purifying Rose Cleanser.

Next, you need to build on that base.

Hyaluronic Acid

So for toner/spritzer, get rid of the alcohol. Instead, choose pure plant extracts like Aloe vera, Hyaluronic Acid (known as H.A). Together, they tone your skin effectively, but without alcohol’s damage. And Aloe vera supports skin repair and and HA moisturises. CELL Ageless spritz will be here soon in December.

It’s a very easy way to build on the action of the gentle cleansers and adds moisture and more nutrients to help soothe and smooth dry, irritated skin. This is where years of wear and tear can begin to drop away.

CoQ10 is another key to your best skin. This antioxidant powerhouse absorbs into your skin cells, where it enhances cellular energy production. It also helps minimize the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. Even dull, dry skin can “come alive” – Here we have CELL CoQ10 Complex already available
that is great over our LifeCell cream our No1 product.

Leaving your skin looking softer and more vibrant.

Coenzyme Q10

For the final step, those people needing a moisturizer for dry skin. You need real healing deep inside your skin cells, to repair the damage from the environment. We have our exciting new product CELL Renew Serum available in ampoules today.

We here at LifeCell Australia are formulating and manufacturing the appropriate products that work so very well with the LifeCell Cream our No1 product.

Here’s to Staying more Beautiful
Judy

Posted on December 3, 2013 by admincellinfuse — Leave a comment