4 tricks for glowing and well-nourished skin

4 tricks for glowing and well-nourished skin


Illuminated skin is well nourished and hydrated, luminous, unlike oily skin, which has excess shine due to fat.


Summary

A new trend in the field of beauty is the attention to natural skin, with a healthy complexion, through care, nutrition and aesthetic procedures.




Total focus on the naturalness of the skin, which shows its healthy splendor: this is the new trend in beauty. We are faced with the return of facial shine after years of focusing on the matte effect. But we’re not talking about the excessive shine caused by the oil.

“There is a difference between oiliness and glowing skin. Illuminated skin is well nourished, hydrated, vascularized, vibrant, with a homogeneous texture, elastic and equipped with very small pores. This is different from oily skin, which has excessive shine due to poor-quality natural fat, precisely because oily skin produces oil in large quantities,” says dermatologist Abdo Salomão Jr., member of the Brazilian Society of Dermatology.

«Hydration is the fundamental step in skin care, which guarantees shine, brightness, softness and adequate functionality of our skin, but treatments can help», explains the dermatologist.

Although the effect can also be achieved with makeup, the health of the skin speaks louder in this regard.

Skin care and nourishment

Starting from what we eat, the doctor states that in different foods there are nutrients, vitamins and antioxidants that help maintain the health of our skin, for example vitamin A and E, lycopene, among others. “A healthy and balanced diet is good for our body as a whole,” says the dermatologist.

Your skin care routine plays an important role. “Skin hydration is essential. Hydrated skin has a lower rate of infectious and allergic processes, a lower risk of trauma and the appearance of imperfections, a reduction in flaking, cracking and dermatitis, as well as having more shine and luminosity”, says pharmacist Maria Eugênia Ayres, responsible Biotec science. Dermocosmetics.

The specialist recommends active ingredients such as Hyaxel and SuperOx-C: “Hyaxel is a low molecular weight hyaluronic acid (reaches the deeper layers of the skin) enriched with silicon, which has the effect of increasing the thickness of the skin, providing deep hydration, improving healing and stimulates collagen production (returns skin firmness); SuperOx-C is a botanical active ingredient extracted from the Australian Kakadu plum, the largest source of vitamin C and rich in polyphenols, which fights skin aging caused by free radicals and reinforces the shine and luminosity of the skin”, explains the pharmacist.

Orally, he recommends looking at the pharmacy for a toasted onion-flavored egg white omelette, formulated with Exsynutriment, a biologically active silicon, which stimulates collagen production, helping to keep skin young and revitalized.

Technological procedures

But aesthetic interventions also have to do with glowing and healthy skin. An example is the Luminance Paris LA protocol, which combines HydraFacial and Endermologie technologies to enhance natural beauty, providing greater luminosity.

“HydraFacial features the exclusive Vórtex-Fusion technology which, in addition to providing deep cleansing, infuses treatment resources into the skin. Three steps in just 30 minutes: cleansing and peeling, extraction and hydration, infusion of active ingredients and protection with antioxidants, guaranteeing a 58% epidermal renewal, a 41% thickening of the papillary dermis, a 102% increase in fibroblasts and a 52% increase in antioxidant capacity. It is in-office skin care, therefore more powerful,” says Renato Soriani, dermatologist and member of the Brazilian Society of Dermatology.

“Endermologie is a completely natural, non-invasive technology that features an advanced system that combines mechanical massage, suction and rolling to stimulate cellular activity in the skin and other underlying tissues. In this way the procedure is able to improve lymphatic flow and microcirculation, eliminating toxins and stimulating the synthesis of collagen and elastin”, explains the doctor.

Laser

Another option is with picosecond lasers, such as the Quadri Pico, Pico Ultra 300, and Vektra Pico, ultrafast lasers that are also used to restore the skin’s natural glow. The procedure restores luminosity to the skin in the following way: a carbon paste is applied to the skin which penetrates the pores and then the laser is applied over it.

“The technology performs a photoacoustic effect on the carbon paste inside the pores. This causes the pore walls to stick together and the pore to close. At the same time, the skin becomes more vibrant and luminous,” explains dermatologist Abdo Salomão Jr.

To help in this process there is also the Hollywood Laser Peel technique. The treatment is ideal for those who want to achieve radiant skin quickly, as it promotes immediate splendor of the skin, leaving it more vibrant, luminous and with an improvement in texture after the first application.

“Instead of simply using the laser directly on the skin, we apply a carbon lotion to the face before applying Vektra technology, from the Solon platform. This lotion works by increasing the penetration of the laser, which will heat the skin to stimulate collagen production and blood circulation, as well as removing the lotion and stratum corneum. As a result, we can see an immediate improvement in texture, brightness and shine, which leaves skin naturally healthy, glowing and smoother-looking,” says the dermatologist.

Injectable

As for injectables, one of the options is skinbooster. “It’s a hyaluronic acid that acts as an ‘injectable moisturizer.’ In other words, it “draws water into the skin”, but does not “give volume”. It can be done on statistical wrinkles of the face, neck and décolleté”, explains dermatologist Paola Pomerantzeff, member of the Brazilian Society of Dermatology.

Another option, according to the dermatologist, is Sculptra, a biostimulator that is injected into the skin with a needle or cannula and causes an inflammatory reaction that leads to the production of new collagen fibers.

“They increase the thickness of old collagen fibers and stimulate the appearance of new fibers. As a result, the skin becomes ‘firmer’, more ‘glued’ and more vibrant”, concludes Paola.

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Source: Terra

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