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Anti Aging CosmeticDrula Cosmetics - Antiaging Skin Care Products for body and facial skin care. Health Care and Beauty Supply.
♦ At-Home Facial Treatment Masks For beautiful skin this anti aging treatment contains active ingredients with enzymes, fruits and plant acids for a more effective and soft skin lightening effect. These are ideal weapons against your skin problems e.g. pigmentation, age spot, red patches, fine lines, wrinkles, rough and flabby skin. The anti aging cream also reduces the production of melanin that causes pigmentation on your skin. Drula anti aging cream contains Vitamin A and Panthenol to stimulate the cell regeneration of the skin. Vitamin A also prevents premature aging and protects face and body against damage due to 'free radicals' produced by sun UV rays. Daily skin treatment using Drula Cream will rejuvenate your skin making it softer, fairer and smooth, thus enhancing clear skin making it more radiant. This anti aging skin care range is primarily for people with only slight skin pigmentation or discoloration. For people with more pronounced pigmentation or discoloration it is recommended the antiaging range be used in conjunction with the Drula Skin Lightening range. Drula permanent make up cosmetics - Your every day health care and beauty product for beautiful skin. Natural Beauty Products & Skin Care Products for all skin types made from plants and fruit extracts. If you are seeking a more lovely skin, one that is free of blemishes, one which is soft with even color and will result in a more radiant, soft, smooth and youthful looking skin eliminating roughness, fine lines, wrinkles and flabby skin then a daily regime using Drula skin care product range is just for you. Let’s face it! We are aging and nothing can prevent chronological aging. Over 40 million women in the United States today are post-menopausal and 3.5 million more women will join this group within the next five years. A decline in estrogen directly correlates with dry, thin skin. Women are discovering and complaining about the dryer skin, appearance of wrinkles, under-eye bags, and dark circles accompanying aging and menopause. YIKES! Dry skin is due to a decreased amount of skin oils (sebum) secreted from glands in the skin. The percentage of women suffering from a lack of natural oils such as sebum is significantly greater after menopause. Declines in either sebum or moisture directly correlate to a higher skin pH that reduces skin defenses against environmental toxins. A significant number of peri-and post-menopausal women have higher skin pH than younger women. Many women place high value on the condition of their facial skin, particularly the skin around the eyes (called periorbital skin). Skin exposure to toxins is another inevitable fate of living in today’s environment. The periorbital skin serves not only as a barometer of chronologic age, but also of environmental age resulting from toxin accumulation. Demands placed on the skin are growing constantly with new and potentially toxic substances: dehydrating winds, ozonated sunlight, car emissions, computer emissions, chemical cosmetics, soaps, gels, chlorinated tap water (which forms carcinogenic chlorinated hydrocarbons), household cleansers, pot-pourri, air fresheners, fumes, room and garden plant’s chemicals, and chemicals in industrial work. The skin normally forms an effective low pH barrier against charged substances such as toxins with attached free radicals. However, charged particles incorporated into oil-water suspensions will absorb into the skin readily, especially with higher pH balance. There is a 50% decline in the number of protective under eye sebum glands after the age of 20. Thus, the periorbal skin is more sensitive to toxins with greater risk for damage by environmental toxins with aging. There is increased need for moisturizing and protective support. The German doctor Hans-Heinrich Reckeweg, M.D. (1905-1985) integrated conventional medicine, science, and technology into homeopathy and called it Homotoxicology, which explains how organic and physiological reactions to toxins cause problems for people. Toxic reactions cause overloads that are expressed most often on the body’s surface. Reckeweg coined the term "homotoxin", meaning a substance that is toxic to humans, i.e., which cannot be safely broken down by the body and must be eliminated quickly from the body to remain harmless. Homotoxins are eliminated through various body portals (including the skin and lungs) when gently supported through natural, homeopathic substances. Dr Reckeweg described three phases by which the body deals with homotoxins: 1) excretion, 2) reaction, and 3) deposition. The excretion phase eliminates toxins via portals. The reaction phase uses inflammation as the primary means to remove homotoxins. The deposition phase stores and deactivates toxins. The skin is a major contact organ interfacing the outer environment with the inner body. Part of the skin’s purpose is to buffer and protect the body’s interior from harsh environmental conditions. Likewise, toxins the body’s interior cannot eliminate are pushed into the skin for storage and later elimination. What the skin cannot store or eliminate is excreted via the death and sloughing of toxin-laden cells at the extreme surface of the skin, called the ‘horny layer’ or the ‘stratum corneum’. |