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Linoleic Acid

18 Oct 2005

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Linoleic Acid

We need a lot of sleep in order to maintain the young-looking appearance of our skin. But what if sleep is also making your skin look wrinkly and old? Sleep wrinkles can appear on your dermis if you have a habit of sleeping on your stomach and on your side.

Aside from avoiding sleeping on your side and on your stomach, you would also want to try some natural remedies that can help straighten out the creases on your dermis. Here are some remedies you would want to try:

1. Olive oil and safflower oil

Clean your face with the mixture of olive oil and safflower oil. They can strip away impurities and make-up residues on your skin. In addition tot hat, they also hydrate the skin deeply.

Olive oil is a good source of oleic acid as well. This acid can improve the permeability of the dermis. It can maintain the elastic structure of the dermis. Safflower oil is helpful because of its linoleic acid content. This acid is a form of omega-6 fatty acid. It helps re-connect broken skin tissues.

2. Honey and milk

Milk works wonders in facilitating a renewal of skin tissues. You can try using sour milk as it contains lactic acid that can remove the damaged layers of the dermis. This also helps improve the vibrancy of your skin.

Honey has humectant properties that can lock moisture deep in the layers of your skin. If your skin is properly hydrated, it does not get damaged easily.

3. Avocado and papaya

You can try blending avocado and papaya together. Apply it on the wrinkly areas of your body. Let it stay there for about an hour before washing it off.

Avocado is a good source of linoleic acid and vitamin E. It helps lubricate cells and dermis tissues. Papaya has natural beta carotene content. It repairs damaged skin tissues.

4. Gelatine mask

Gelatine is a precursor of keratin. Keratin is needed by the integumentary system to regenerate more collagen and elastin. This will facilitate the renewal of more collagen in the body, thereby preventing the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines.

In addition to these remedies, you would want to use an anti aging moisturizer that contains CynergyTK and Phytessence Wakame.

CynergyTK is a good source of functional keratin. It can help boost collagen and elastin production. Phytessence Wakame is a type of Japanese sea kelp that prevents the loss of hyaluronic acid. This acid is needed to properly lubricate collagen fibers.

And now I would like to invite you to visit http://www.goodhealthyskin.com to find out which are the anti aging products you should use in order to achieve clearer and radiant looking skin.