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Skin ageing results from biological changes in the epidermis, dermis and hypodermis. In the epidermis, barrier function is reduced causing an increase in transepidermal water loss. Skin cell turnover slows causing dryness and there are pigment production changes, aggravated by sun exposure, leading to uneven skin tone. 

 

The main factors in this are:

  • Collagen Depletion  (Thinning of the dermis)

  • Free Radical Damage  (Pollutants and leads to lines and wrinkles. ultraviolet radiation produce free radicals).

  • Slow cellular turnover (leading to dull, thinned skin).

 

In the dermis, collagen, elastin, and hyaluronic acid levels decrease leading to reduced firmness, elasticity and hydration. This results in fine lines, wrinkles, dullness and decreased skin tone. Hypodermis ageing is marked by the loss of fat in the face, which leads to decreased fullness, sagging skin and wrinkles. 

 

Ageing of the skin can be divided into two categories: intrinsic and extrinsic. Intrinsic ageing, known as natural or chronological ageing, normally begins in our mid-20s and is determined by genetics.  Extrinsic ageing accounts for up to 90% of skin ageing and is largely controllable.

 

The most common causes are: 

  • Sun exposure - the major cause, often referred to as Photoageing

  • Pollution and environmental stressors

  • Lifestyle choices, such as smoking and alcohol consumption

  • Stress 

 

The good news is that you can reverse some of this damage and prevent future negative effects on the skin. 
What does ageing skin look like? 

While the visible ageing process varies from person to person, some common skin changes include:

  • Dehydration

  • Dull appearance

  • Rough texture

  • Fine lines and wrinkles

  • Loss of elasticity or ‘snapback’

  • Hyperpigmentation

  • Lack of firmness

  • Loss of fat and fullness

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If you notice any of these 'symptomatic changes' in your skin due to one of the many causes of ageing... Be assured there are a variety of treatments you can engage in both at home AND in clinic to reverse this process and leave you with rejuvenated, younger looking skin!

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HydraBoost Cleanser

Developed for normal to dry skin, this creamy cleanser gives skin a surge of moisture with Sunflower Seed, Argan Oil & Vitamin E.

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Purifying Gel Cleanser

A pH balanced foaming cleanser that gently and effectively cleans skin by removing impurities and excess oil.

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Bright & Clear

A refreshing skin conditioning solution that refines skin complexion, instantly brightens, and reduces the appearance of fine lines & wrinkles.

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AHA Renewal

A unique clarifying formula designed to reduce the visible signs of ageing & promote brighter, firmer and more radiant skin.

Retinol Resurfacing Serum

A pure potent retinol serum that dramatically improves the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles, blemishes and skin texture, while evening skin tone.

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Ultimate Boost Serum

A lightweight serum that boosts hydration and enhances the skin’s natural Hydrolipid Barrier.

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EverActive C&E

A high-strength vitamin C (15% L- ascorbic acid) and vitamin E serum that reduces the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, revitalising skin.

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Alumiance A.G.E

An exclusive formulation that reduces the visible signs of ageing through a ‘Biometic Pollution Shield’.

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HydraLight

A light anti-ageing formula that nourishes and improves skin texture using soothing and hydrating ingredients.

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HydraDew

An intensely rich, age defying formula that moisturises, nourishes and improves skin texture while reducing fine lines and wrinkles.

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SPF's: Clear Shield / Sheer Hydration / Moisture Matte

Choose from a variety of ‘Physical Sunscreens’ that provide powerful broad-spectrum protection against UVA & UVB. Designed for individual skin type ~ Each SPF uses a combination of Zinc Oxide & Titanium Dioxide for safe and effective use.

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