Seems to me the number of available body creams on the market have sky rocketed lately.
The skincare companies see a loophole to make a profit.
Every time I go to the mall there is another variety of body cream hitting the market.
I am also seeing more body lotions as well.
So what is the difference between body creams and body lotions? Really not much, but what I do know is if you buy either body creams or body lotions and creams you are wasting your money if they contain collagen and elastin.
What is collagen and elastin you ask? You see when we were kids our bodies produced two very vital proteins called collagen and elastin is large quantities.
These proteins were responsible for keeping our skin tight, pliable and elastic.
Have you ever pinched the skin of a baby and noticed how fast your skin bounced back? Now as we age our production of collagen and elastin levels drop off significantly.
This causes our signs of aging to show through clearly in the form of age spots, sags, fine lines and wrinkles.
So logic would dictate that if our body stops producing something, then adding collagen and elastin in the body creams would be a good idea.
Not in this case because collagen is actually to big to penetrate the skin.
No matter how much body lotions and creams you apply or how hard you rub the body creams in, there will be no benefit since the collagen can't be absorbed.
This means you are simple wasting your money.
To find the right type of body creams that are effective, look for natural substances in the ingredients that stimulate the bodies own production of collagen and elastin.
There is a company in New Zealand that has discovered a product derived from the wool of sheep called Cynergy TK that has been clinically proven to stimulate this natural production of collagen and elastin.
Cynergy TK has been clinically tested to also show an actual regeneration of brand new skin cells.
Your next step in picking the right type of body creams would be to visit my website where I share more natural substances to pay attention to for reversing the aging of your skin.
The skincare companies see a loophole to make a profit.
Every time I go to the mall there is another variety of body cream hitting the market.
I am also seeing more body lotions as well.
So what is the difference between body creams and body lotions? Really not much, but what I do know is if you buy either body creams or body lotions and creams you are wasting your money if they contain collagen and elastin.
What is collagen and elastin you ask? You see when we were kids our bodies produced two very vital proteins called collagen and elastin is large quantities.
These proteins were responsible for keeping our skin tight, pliable and elastic.
Have you ever pinched the skin of a baby and noticed how fast your skin bounced back? Now as we age our production of collagen and elastin levels drop off significantly.
This causes our signs of aging to show through clearly in the form of age spots, sags, fine lines and wrinkles.
So logic would dictate that if our body stops producing something, then adding collagen and elastin in the body creams would be a good idea.
Not in this case because collagen is actually to big to penetrate the skin.
No matter how much body lotions and creams you apply or how hard you rub the body creams in, there will be no benefit since the collagen can't be absorbed.
This means you are simple wasting your money.
To find the right type of body creams that are effective, look for natural substances in the ingredients that stimulate the bodies own production of collagen and elastin.
There is a company in New Zealand that has discovered a product derived from the wool of sheep called Cynergy TK that has been clinically proven to stimulate this natural production of collagen and elastin.
Cynergy TK has been clinically tested to also show an actual regeneration of brand new skin cells.
Your next step in picking the right type of body creams would be to visit my website where I share more natural substances to pay attention to for reversing the aging of your skin.