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As time and the elements mount an offensive against your skin, it’s imperative to arm yourself with the right weapons. Ones that not only defend your skin but also work to repair it. Matrixyl S6 Serum is such a weapon. Use it to protect your skin from the war on premature aging and keep your skin soft and smooth to the touch.
What Is a Peptide?
Matrixyl is one of many different peptides in your body. By themselves, peptides are combinations of amino acids. They are also in proteins, which provide the skin’s structure. Without peptides, skin loses firmness and elasticity and wrinkles begin appearing. Research finds that peptides can act to invigorate proteins, and thereby skin as well.
Improves Skin Tone
Many women dread mirrors, which show too well the signs of aging. The amino acids in protein can make it a little less scary by helping to maintain your healthy skin. The right level of these acids can help prevent small veins from appearing and evens out skin for a glowing complexion that you’ll look forward to seeing in the mirror.
Promotes Collagen Production
You’ll find plenty of different peptides in a variety of anti-aging products, but matrixyl is different. In Matrixyl S6 Serum, it blends with hyaluronic acid, lamin 5 and three types of collagen. Together, these ingredients work to accelerate collagen production, which naturally slows as you age, and repair damage to your skin.
Long-Lasting Results
Matrixyl S6 Serum delivers long-lasting results, making it a formidable weapon. Another plus: It goes to work immediately to smooth out wrinkles where they are most obvious, around the eyes and across the forehead.
Peptides are an essential part of Matrixyl S6 Serum and your skin’s ability to hold its own in the war on aging. For more information about the science behind this serum, contact Timeless Skin Care at 800-213-3705.
What is Maskne?
This type of acne is actually what dermatologists call acne mechanica, typically seen in athletes resulting from the heat, friction and pressure from wearing helmets or straps. That same irritation can happen from wearing a mask over long periods of time.
