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Why do we need to exfoliate? Our skin cells normally replacing themselves every 28 to 45 days. When we younger this process is faster as we growing older it slows down. Basically, every 28 to 45 days we have completely new skin. The uppermost layer of our skin constantly shedding. Isn’t it nice? All this dust in our homes contains mostly our dead skin cells! That’s not so nice.

But not all of our dead skin cells falling off; some of them are getting “glued” to the surface by skins excretions. The skin surface becomes uneven. Unevenness is not visible by naked eye but what we can see is dull appearance, “grayish” color of the skin, and rough texture. Most of this has to do with ability of the skin surface to reflect the light. Here comes “chicken and egg”. We all know what the smother the surface is – it reflects the light better; the better it reflects the light – the smoother it appears.  If our skin does not reflect the light good enough, it doesn’t looks smooth and glowing. By exfoliating we helping our skin to get rid of those dead cells which got “glued “ to the surface and make a surface of our skin smoother. But that is not all. Another advantage of exfoliation is that by clearing our skin from that dead layer it increases oxygen intake by our skin, helps our skin to extract toxins thru our pores, and greatly improves absorption of all beneficial ingredient from our skin care products. Exfoliation also boosts collagen production and skin rejuvenation – great anti-aging and anti-acne tool! Sounds good, isn’t it? Don’t you want to start right now?

It is number of exfoliation techniques available. First we will talk about those you can (and should!) do it home by yourself. It is three different types of exfoliators (or you can call it peels) – scrubs, enzymatic peels, and light chemical peels. In the next post I’ll describe every single one of them.

Later we will talk about professional exfoliation techniques, used in the skin care salons, by the dermatologists, and plastic surgeons.

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“When I first saw E’shee Clinical’s collection of serums (I was sent free samples), I didn’t know what to make of them. The prices seemed to be in inverse proportion to the size with the Serum Cellular Repair costing $178 for a Liliputian 10 ml or 0.34 fl oz. As I said, these teensy 10 ml ampoules must be full of something mighty powerful – or we’ll have to consign them to the Dept of Daft. So far, I have only tried the Serum Cellular Repair and, three weeks in, I think it is pretty extraordinary.

Given the size/price ratio, I have been targeting it at the area from my cheekbones to my outer crow’s feet and on the fine lines around my lips (I’ve been using KaplanMD’s serum on the rest of my face). The smoothing effect on wrinkles is impressive and I’ve also been extremely pleased with the reduction in redness caused by those minute broken veins, or thread veins. So far, I have used about a third of the amount and reckon I have about 10 weeks more to go. My guess is that if you were to use the recommended couple of drops for the whole face, there is about 6-8 weeks worth.

The key active in E’shee’s Serum Cellular Repair is a recombinant human growth factor, FGF1. Growth factors decline in our skin as we age and cosmetic growth factors and proteins considered to be potent wrinkle reducers. E’shee says it works with Professor Chiu of Ohio State University, who patented the human FGF 1 gene.

The ingredient that I believe to be responsible for treating the redness and broken veins is the horse chestnut. The seeds contain a saponin called escin. This is supposed to strengthen veins and capillaries by blocking an enzyme called hyaluronidase, which can breakdown of proteoglycans (part of the structure of capillary walls).

Tinocare GL is interesting as it is based on a wood-degrading fungi that secretes a special type of ß-glucan as a moisture-retaining agent to help them penetrate the barks of trees. The makers of Tinocare GL say they have mimicked this process to create a cosmetic ingredient with moisturizing properties. This along with the sodium hyaluronate makes this one serum that never feels drying. In fact, it really does make my skin look plumper.

Mulberry is here as a skin lightener. Studies have been shown mulberry leaf extract to inhibit tyrosinase activity. Additionally, several phenolic flavonoids, such as gallic acid and quercetin, and fatty acids, such as linoleic acid and palmitic acid, have been isolated from its leaves.

The bottom line on a product like this is whether I would by myself more if it using my own hard earned cash. The answer is yes, but I would  use it very parsimoniously (as I have) to target problem aging areas that need some heavy artillery. In the meantime, I am going to add in the Serum Hydra Gold ($119) to get a take on something else in the E’shee line. It has gold leaf (gold is an antioxidant) in it and algae, but that’s about it so we shall see. E’shee also does a vitamin C serum, but as my skin isn’t a big fan of C I am waiting to hear how Junko gets on with this.

Ingredients

Aqua, Hamamelis Virginiana (Witch Hazel) Distillate, Propylene Glycol, 1.3 Butylene Glycol, Aesculus Hippocastanum (Horse Chestnut) Seed Extract, Glycerin, Morus Alba (Mulberry) Extract, Tinocare GL, PEG-40 Hydrogenated Castor Oil, Sodium Lactate, Sodium Hyaluronate, Triethanolamine, D-Panthenol, Lactic acid, Carbomer, Allantoin, Phenoxyethanol, FGF 1 (Recombinant Human acidic Fibroblast Growth Factor).”

By Marta “Truth in aging”.

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