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Hyaluronic acid, collagen, peptides – we hear about their miraculous power every day. But are they as omnipotent as claimed by cosmetics manufacturers?
The main task of hyaluronic acid is to retain moisture in the skin. That is why cosmetics with hyaluronic acid are among the top sellers. Young healthy skin synthesizes a sufficient amount of this acid, but with age it is produced much less, so the skin becomes dry and wrinkled.
Myth
Hyaluronic acid penetrates into the deep layers of the skin and retains natural moisture in them, thereby moisturizing the skin.
Reality
The hyaluronic acid molecule is so large in size that it cannot penetrate the skin.
As soon as information about this became known, unscrupulous manufacturers began to claim that they were able to reduce the molecule, and now it is in their cream that it can get into the deep layers of the skin. However, the reality is that today there is no technology that can reduce the hyaluronic acid molecule. It can get inside the skin only with the help of injections. That is, it still cannot naturally penetrate from the surface of the skin inside.
However, hyaluronic acid creams are still very valuable. She’s just different. All properties of hyaluronic acid are most clearly manifested in the composition … As a result, after using these products, the skin of the face becomes noticeably softer, softer and more hydrated.
As part of cosmetics, hyaluronic acid forms the thinnest gas-permeable film on the skin surface. This film is hypoallergenic and non-irritating. Thanks to her, the regeneration processes occur much faster, after wounds and acne there are no scars.
In addition, hyaluronic acid absorbs moisture from the air and reduces the evaporation of water from the skin’s surface, that is, it keeps the skin hydrated. And biologically active substances in the composition of creams, due to the proximity of hyaluronic acid, are much more effective.
The elasticity of the skin depends on this protein. With age, collagen synthesis decreases, wrinkles appear, and the oval of the face becomes blurred.
Myth
Cosmetic products containing collagen make up for its deficiency in the skin, restoring its elasticity and tone.
Reality
In fact, the collagen molecule is also too large, and, alas, it cannot overcome the stratum corneum. It is impossible to deliver collagen to the skin with the help of a cream.
But there are creams that work in a different direction – stimulating the body’s natural production of collagen. In full, such creams are present in the MIRRA line of cosmetics.
The stimulus for the creation of new collagen fibers are all … Such cosmetics contain amino acids, unsaturated omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids, vitamins and macronutrients, which serve as the basis for the production of collagen protein.
Collagen stimulating cosmetics
A new buzzword in the beauty industry promises rejuvenation soon. Is it so?
Myth
And here the myths coincide with reality. The peptides in the creams are truly amazingly effective. Why?
Reality
Peptides are also proteins. They are made up of very short chains of proteins. Due to their small size, unlike the same collagen, they easily manage to overcome the barrier in the form of the epidermis and get into the skin. It turns out that peptides are small enough in size and can penetrate the skin, and are quite complex in structure, which makes it possible for them to develop vigorous activity there: to relieve inflammation and start collagen production processes.
In the line many products with peptides. They allow you to provide optimal skin care not only for the face, but also for the body.
There are more than enough myths about the miraculous benefits of cosmetics. But in order to get a real effect, you need to understand the main thing. It is not the very fact of the presence of a miracle cure in the cream that is important. Much more important is the form of its presence, how it will work in this cream, whether it will be able to open up and give all its strength for the benefit of the beauty and youth of our skin.
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