Youth Restore Antiageing Moisturiser with Folic Acid

Description

Designed for mature skin Sensora Youth Restore Antiageing Moisturiser with folic acid and carnosine targets the key processes that impact the ageing of the skin

By the time we hit our 50s most of the biological processes that protect and maintain our skin have been significantly compromised so for the first time our skin’s ability to defend itself against the internal and external factors that age our skin is unequal to the task.

Sensora Youth Restore Moisturiser features Folic Acid a remarkable vitamin that is well known for its importance during pregnancy. Extensive research has demonstrated that the application of a carefully appraised therapeutic level of folic acid to the skin via a cream or serum has remarkable rejuvenation benefits for the complexion. Carnosine confers similar benefits as folic acid

Increased collagen
Fibroblasts are specialised cells that, amongst other things, are responsible for the synthesis of collagen and elastin in the skin. Folic acid promotes the growth of fibroblasts which leads to an increase in the skins production of collagen and elastin. The increases in collagen and elastin results in a more toned. supple, and firmer complexion and a reduction in lines and wrinkles.

Protection from photo-ageing
Folic Acid can protect the skin from the harmful effects of UVA and UVB. Considering that over-exposure to sunlight is one of the biggest factors in premature ageing of the skin. The ability of folic acid to mitigate against photo-ageing will help you maintain a more youthful complexion

DNA repair
The visible effects of skin ageing is primarily a result of damage to the DNA sequences in skin cells. When the cell divides it passes on the damaged sequence to the next generation of skin cells which in turn will be subject to further damage to its DNA. Folic Acids most remarkable attribute is it’s ability to repair the damage to DNA

“Intrinsic ageing is partly due to reduced turnover in skin cells, whereas photoageing is partly due to a pathway triggered by UV light that damages DNA in dermal fibroblasts. As folic acid can slow down premature skin ageing by stimulation of skin cells such as fibroblasts while repairing DNA damage at the same time it is a powerful active for cosmetic products designed to fight ageing as well as photo-ageing”

https://www.personalcaremagazine.com/story/5247/formulating-anti-ageing-products-with-folic-acid

This cream also features

Glycogen: a potent hydrating agent that, in trials, outperformed hyaluronic acid for delivering skin moisturisation

Taurine: an amino acid with significant skin healing and restorative properties

Hyaluronic Acid: a well known hydrating agent

Jojoba Esters – a moisturising agent that, when combined with glycerine, confers long term skin hydration