Wrinkle Masks
What is a Wrinkle Mask?
In short,here’s the 411 on wrinkle masks:
§ You should use two different masks. Use one mask to deep clean, and another to deep hydrate. The first one basically gets the gunk (toxins that build up) out of your skin and prepares it to receive moisture provided by the second mask.
§ Masks that use natural and organic ingredients seem to be the safest to use, as well as are able to actually penetrate into the skin instead of staying on top of it. This is true for both sets of masks.
§ Some ingredients to look for are Kaolin, Manuka Honey, and Xtend TK. Xtend TK has been scientifically proven to stimulate the regrowth and rebuilding of collagen. Collagen is the protein in your skin that makes it smooth and pliable.
§ Apply the wrinkle mask a couple of times a month to your face. Be sure to include your neck in the treatment too because the skin that makes up your neck is very delicate. If it is not sagging now, gravity will soon make sure it is!
§ Do some additional investigation into any product that you are interested in purchasing. There is a plethora of information available about natural, safe ingredients, as well as ingredients that are harmful to your skin.
Now that I know more about the benefits of using a wrinkle mask, I look forward to the reward of having some of my facial lines lessened and my smooth complexion returned. Try one out, you’ll see.
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smilinggreenmom 01:19 on August 1, 2010 Permalink
Thanks for the info. I always look for natural and organic ingredients in my skin care and have really found that moisturizer is so key for anti-wrinkle as well as a whole foods diet! I also take Vidazorb OPC age defense which is a wonderful chewable probiotic that I love. I think it requires a good balance!