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Role of Retinoids in Cosmeceutical Skin Care
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13 Dec 2008 | Comments (0) |
Topical Retinoids: Acne Treatment Medication

- Many effective acne skin care products contain retinoids
- Tretinoin is one of many acne treatment related cosmeceuticals and is an example of one of the most effective retinoid-based acne treatments on the market
- It’s important to be cautious when opting to use topical retinoid-based acne treatments because they increase the skin’s sensitivity and likelihood to become irritated, making sensitive skin care even more important when considering this acne treatment method
- Topical retinoid creams will also increase the skin’s sensitivity to ultraviolet light, thereby increasing the risk for developing sun damaged skin. For this reason, it’s good to couple use of these products with a rich skin moisturizer
- Other great acne treatment products include Acne Care Cleansing Wash and Acne No More
11 Dec 2008 | Comments (1) |
Adding Vitamin A to Your Diet Improves Your Vision

- Vitamin A is a fat soluble vitamin derived from retinoids and can be found in animals sources that contain cartenoids
- Vitamin A is more difficult to get rid of the excess than with vitamin C
- Vitamin A toxicity symptoms include nausea and irritability
- Vitamin A insufficiencies can lead to difficulties with vision including night blindness. It also is an ingredient in skin treatments including treatements for acne
- Liquid Vitamin A Emulsion is a great Vitamin A supplement to work into your diet.
15 Oct 2008 | Comments (2) |
New Wave in Skin Care Products: Cosmeceuticals!

- Combining the benefits of cosmetics and pharmaceuticals, cosmeceuticals contain ingredients that help improve skin’s appearance by aiding in the delivery of essential skin nutrients
- Retinoids are derivatives of the skin care vitamin A and are often used in many anti wrinkle skin care cosmeceutical products
- Hydroxy acids like alpha hydroxy acid and beta hydroxy acid are the second most popular ingredients in cosmeceutical products and are effective as anti aging skin care treatment because of their skin tightening properties
- Antioxidants, vitamins C and E, panthenol and coenzyme Q are other popular cosmeceutical ingredients
- Natural skin care products Daily Moisturizer and CoQ 10 Wrinkle Defense Serum use antioxidants to fight free radicals
14 Oct 2008 | Comments (0) |

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