1. RETINOL: THE NIGHTTIME POWERHOUSE
Retinol, a form of vitamin A, is recognized for its ability to stimulate cell renewal and promote collagen production. It helps reduce wrinkles, expression lines, improves texture, helps with acne. It is undoubtedly the most studied ingredient since the 50s. RETINOL, not derivatives or with surnames (with fewer studies or less efficacy).
2. PEPTIDES: THE SKIN’S MESSENGERS
Peptides are short chains of amino acids that act as messengers in the skin, sending signals to the 'building cells' to produce 'building materials' for your skin. There are many types, sizes, and functions... and to be honest, they have more evidence of working in vitro (with skin cultures made in the laboratory) than in vivo (with real people).
3. ANTIOXIDANTS: THE SKIN’S SHIELDS
Antioxidants protect the skin from free radicals generated by external factors such as UV radiation and pollution. These free radicals can damage skin cells and accelerate aging. By applying topical antioxidants, these radicals are neutralized, preventing cell damage.
4. SUNSCREEN: THE DAILY GUARDIAN
Exposure to the sun is THE main cause of premature skin aging. UV rays damage collagen and elastin fibers, causing wrinkles and spots. Daily use of sunscreen protects the skin from these damages.The time will come when sunscreen will be like having different trash cans at home or not smoking in enclosed spaces; first imposed by law... and then incomprehensible to the average person how we lived before incorporating it into our daily lives.