Wrinkle Reverse(How To Look 10 Years Younger on a Budget)

 


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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. How and Why Skin Ages
2. Know Your Own Skin Type
3. Treating Oily Skin
4. Treating Dry Skin
5. Double Whammy - Combination Skin
6. How to Protect Your Skin
7. The Sun and Your Skin
8. Skin Creams and Wrinkles
9. Good Nutrition and Your Complexion
10. How Free Radicals Damage Skin Cells
11. Vitamin C and Skin Care
12. Is Dermabrasion Right for Your Skin
13. Chemical Skin Peels
14. Skin Care from the Inside Out
15. Facelifts and Other Skin Procedures
16. Resources
Chapter 1. How and Why Skin Ages
For as long as one can remember, it has always been the pursuit of many to keep their
youthful looks, even at great costs. And in this day and age, the trend has not changed.
Now more than ever, methods, techniques and treatments meant to retain that “youthful
glow” proliferate everywhere. As it is the most tell-tale sign of getting old, anti-ageing
goods and services account for billions of dollars spent in the hopes of delaying the onset
of skin ageing
Unfortunately, many have been and are misinformed on how and why the skin ages
misleading these same people into buying products that only offer short-lived, if not
unsuccessful and disappointing, results.
It is therefore only smart to know just how the skin develops over time. In understanding
the hows and whys of ageing skin, the correct habits and treatments can then be
developed to retain as much one’s youthful looks for as long a time as possible.
First off, there are two types of ageing for the skin. There is the intrinsic (internal) ageing,
which is caused by factors within one’s own body, such as genes and body condition; and
extrinsic (external) ageing, which is caused by factors outside one’s body, such as sunlight
and lifestyle.