TYROSINASE INHIBITORS

Posted on by Candy Langan RN

 

Tyrosinase is the precursor to melanin (pigment).

Therefore,in order to prevent and reduce brown spots, we must add substances to our unbuffered Glycolic Acid Creme  that will inhibit Tyrosinase.

As you can see from the chart above, Licorice extract is the strongest and most effective lightening agent we have available.

Imagine if we combine some of these other agents with our Licorice Extract/Glycolic Formulation what we’ll get!

We get the best Anti-Aging Lightening Creme available today – Academy Hydrolight Plus10

Don’t forget to keep following for more skin care tips and remember I’ll be happy to answer your questions too.

Candy

REVERSING THE AGING PROCESS OF THE SKIN

Posted on by Candy Langan RN

Our Goal is to Reverse the Aging Process of the Skin.

We must take that old, thick, dull epidermis and make it thin, translucent and glowing.

Conversely so, we must thicken and firm up the weak, sagging dermal layer

tightening the skin, thereby preventing facial ptosis, hanging jowls, and turkey necks.

So many gimmicks out there! Can we really,

honestly and ethically slow down and even reverse some this aging process?

Keep following for more skin care tips and remember I’ll be happy to answer your questions too.

Candy

WHAT HAPPENED TO MY SKIN?

Posted on by Candy Langan RN

                 We have learned that the baby’s skin looks so beautiful because it does not have a thick keratin layer or outer of skin enabling the skin to remain  translucent and glowing.

We see that during the aging process, over time,

the outer epidermis becomes thick, clumpy and dull looking.

At the same time and even more aging, the dermal layer becomes thin and looses it’s elasticity and collagen support,

Leaving us with sagging, wrinkled skin!

Next find out what to do about it…

Keep following for more skin care tips and remember I’ll be happy to answer your questions too.

Candy

I WANT MY SKIN TO LOOK LIKE A BABY’S

Posted on by Candy Langan RN


I’m often asked; Why does a baby’s skin look so beautiful?

First, let’s take a close look at the baby’s skin.

No wrinkles, of course.

But what else?  Why is it so shinny and glowing?

Because the keratin layer or outer layer of the  baby’s skin is thin and translucent.

The environment has yet to do it’s damage.

Next, find out how to reverse this aging process.

Keep following for more skin care tips and remember I’ll be happy to answer your questions too.

Candy