Symtoms Of Chest Infection

Wrinkles

Wrinkles are something of concern to many women. For that answer the questions: What are wrinkles?, How slow the appearance of wrinkles? What is the role and ceramides in the skin?

What are wrinkles?

A wrinkle is defined as a fold that forms in the skin, as a result of cell gap caused by the loss of a viscous liquid that occurs naturally in and out of cells and contains all the elements assets necessary for cell survival.

Contrary to popular belief, the wrinkles are not only a source or a necessary and direct correspondence with the passage of time or the type of skin? Probably because of the appearance of wrinkles is in the type of pigmentation, this being weaker action of the harmful effects of the environment, such as sun, wind or temperature changes, etc.

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While wrinkles are linked to other factors such as age, exposure to sunlight and lack of facial care treatment that can anticipate their occurrence.

the first wrinkles appear in the area around the eyes, as the thickness of the skin of the eyelids and the contour of the eyes is the thinnest of all our skin. Face area is not covered by sebaceous glands and therefore lacks a natural emulsion, also being in constant motion, all of which transforms in a particularly sensitive and prone to wrinkles.

How slow the appearance of wrinkles?

The outdoor sports, a balanced diet, drink plenty of water, a good night's rest and avoiding alcohol abuse and snuff, helping to preserve the youthful face and healthier longer.

Although wrinkles are inevitable, the emergence of these if you can delay following a daily routine of facial beauty treatment, skin care cosmetic products specifically for this purpose, and avoiding long exposure to the sun.

What is the role of ceramides in the skin?

The top layer of skin contains between 40% and 80% (of total lipids in the stratum corneum) of ceramides that act as intercellular cement:

• strengthen cohesion between cells, reaffirming the structure of the skin.
• regulate the hydro-retaining cells providing a tensor and smoothing effect.
• are responsible for keeping the skin younger and smoother.

Extracted from: Pond's Institute