Are you using a night cream? Most skincare lines these days include a night cream in addition to a day cream, moisturizers, and eye gel. But is using all these products overkill? Doesn’t your skin need time each day to relax? It would seem like you’re being obsessive about your skin health if you use an entire line of products. But, if you think about it, your skin is very vulnerable, especially facial skin.

Here are 3 reason to use night creams:

• During the day, your face is exposed to the elements whether that be UV sun rays, wind, or just bitter cold. All of these contribute to skin aging. Facial skin also absorbs free radical pollutants in the air like cigarette smoke, car exhaust, and aerosol sprays. In short, your face skin takes a beating and absorbs a lot of harmful crap. Night skincare helps your skin recover.

• At night, finally your skin gets a rest. When you’re sleeping, your skin instinctively goes to work to rebuild damaged skin cells and produce new skin cells. A night cream with the right natural ingredients can supercharge this natural rejuvenation process.

• Skin aging doesn’t stop when the flick off the light and go to sleep. You may feel safe lying in bed, but just under the surface, the three major skin agers are wreaking havoc on your skin cells. Night creams give you round-the-clock protection.

Let’s expand of that last point; I mentioned how the three root causes of aging are always working against skin cells. This is the most important reason for using a cream at night. You may be wondering…what are the three major skin agers?

They are:

Collagen and elastin loss
Breakdown of hyaluronic acid
Free radical oxidation

Okay, it’s easy to say, use a cream that combats these three natural processes. It’s another thing altogether to know which ingredients in nature actually do it. This article will get too long if I tackle all three. So let’s focus on free radical oxidation.

The best defense against free radicals are antioxidants. In many night creams, you will find the popular antioxidant Coenzyme Q10. While this a fine ingredient, creams frequently contain it in a low concentration or in an ineffective form. However, a groundbreaking form of Coenzyme Q10 is now available; it’s called Nano-Lipobell H EQ10. This is a nano-emulsion form that is able to penetrate seven layers deep into skin. It’s much more effective, because it provides protection from free radicals at the cellular level.

This ingredient makes a night cream powerful against wrinkles, lines, and sagging.

Your next step? Now you have good reasons to use a night cream and you know how to stop one of the root causes of skin aging. Next, you need to learn which ingredients stop the other two major skin agers. At my website, you can learn which natural substances in night creams stop the breakdown of hyaluronic acid and the loss of collagen and elastin.

Carol Truesdale
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