April 2, 2009

Ways To Improve Skin Elasticity For Aging Skin

Have you ever done this? Taken a pinch of skin and pulled and let go, and watched your skin return to its normal condition? Flat? As it goes back into place it's demonstrating skin elasticity.

Do that test with a young girl, and an older woman, and you'll see a big difference in the results that you observe. The older woman will find that the skin goes back into place much slower, because over time as she has aged her skin has lost it's elasticity, gradually.

So what makes your skin elastic? It's a combination of things but basically the most important skin proteins called collagen and elastin are responsible for skin elasticity. They help hold the skin together.

Elastin, for example, is found right throughout our bodies and is a strong rubbery type substance. Elastin is found in many of the parts of our bodies that help hold us together, like ligaments.

Both collagen and elastin form fibers that are extremely strong and help hold the skin in one piece and make it elastic.

But sadly as we age our stores of both collagen and elastin in our skin slowly decline. This is a result of a number of processes like glycation, which helps break down collagen. Its not necessary to know why this decline happens, what matters is that it does happen, and what to do to increase the stores of collagen and elastin in our skin as we age.

And as you lose collagen and elastin your skin starts to lose that skin elasticity, which you may be finding right now.

Now of course the big brand name skin care companies know that consumers realize that the loss of collagen and elastin result in the loss of skin elasticity, so they put both elastin and collagen in the bottles of skin care products that they sell.

But sadly this approach doesn't actually do anything to increase your collagen and elastin stores in your skin because the molecule size of both of these is too large to enter your skin, they just remain on the surface.

So why are collagen and elastin in the bottles? To sell more bottles.

So if adding them to the bottle doesnt actually do anything how do you get more collagen and elastin into your skin as you age?

It's entirely possible to increase skin elasticity by increasing collagen and elastin and it's done by a revolutionary product called Cynergy TK which is manufactured in New Zealand. What Cynergy TK does is to stimulate the skin to produce more of it's own elastin and collagen.

The product is sourced from the wool of sheep and has been clearly shown in studies to increase the skins own stores of these 2 skin proteins. Visible improvements in skin elasticity from using skin care products with Cynergy TK in has been seen in as little as a few weeks. This results in a reduction in skin wrinkles.

But as a consumer you can't buy Cynergy TK, you get it by using the worlds best skin care products that contain it.

So why arent those big brand skin care companies using it in their products? Because its very expensive, its way cheaper to just put a small bit of collagen and elastin in the bottle and put it on the label so consumers buy it, but it doesnt really do much for your wrinkles. Nothing actually.

So then the best skin care products containing Cynergy TK must be really expensive then? But they aren't, because whilst the big name companies spend tens of millions on TV advertising, which has to be factored into the product price, the small niche skin care company making the best skin care products doesn't advertise on TV at all, so you won't have heard of them and they don't spend big on marketing. They spend on product quality.

So you really can improve skin elasticity by increasing collagen and elastin, and you can even try the products risk free, because this small company, knowing that you've probably never heard of them, offer a full money back guarantee just so you can satisfy yourself that they products are as good as they say.

So if you're aging and are losing skin elasticity there is something you can do about it, risk free.

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