The Anti-aging Skin-Care Glossary.
How to decode every single ingredient label and use of them. In this blog, you will get to know about the anti-aging skincare Glossary which anti-aging brands prefer. Scroll down for the ultimate skincare glossary. In this absolute guide, you’ll find all the names and terms you’re struggling to break from the back of your skincare packaging and more. And now beauty decoding just got a whole lot easier. Skincare Glossary Aloe vera For better skincare, there are many products, but the Aloe vera has amazing skin benefits. And is currently more popular than ever as people use it as DIYs at homes also. Also, many brands have a lot of ingredients which include Aloe vera in their products. “Cana Gold Beauty” also uses Aloe Vera in products because it is beneficial and can be used by people of different skin tones. Aloe vera is a healthy ingredient, also described as a “wonder plant”. It is a genus that contains more than 500 species of flowering succulent plants. Aloe vera could protect the skin from the aging effects of sunlight. It has antioxidant and antibacterial properties and a good track record in treating acne. It is a super ingredient for sensitive skin. The cooling properties of the Aloe plant help in soothing redness, rash, itchiness, and infection. MORE Antioxidants- Antioxidants are essential for maintaining healthy skin because they help to defend skin against damage from free radicals. They shield the skin’s surface and work to calm and repair stressed and damaged skin, resulting in skin that feels firmer and looks brighter. Popular antioxidants include vitamins C, A, and E. Black Gold Caviar Black Gold Caviar is considered the foundation of youth. It’s found in the beluga fish and is unique in its effect. It accelerates the metabolism and boosts 67% of the production of collagen in the skin. Moreover, Black Gold Caviar is a hydro-nutritive and anti-aging method that gives softness and silkiness to the skin. Caviar helps dampen the skin instantly and forms a natural moisture barrier on the skin surface, regenerating ritual cellular youth. MORE Cactus– Cactus refers to a member of a family of spiny plants and is found especially in dry areas. It has thick herbaceous or woody chlorophyll-containing stems. Also, it absorbs carbon-dioxide at night to release oxygen. It protects nerve cells and it is high in antioxidants and has a high amount of vitamin E, and also boosts fatty acids. Cactus help your skin to keep in good condition and prevent skin from UV damages and protect skin against sun damages. It also has antibacterial properties that provide you beautiful healthy skin and destroy the bacterias. As it is a great source of vitamin E, It has lots of antioxidant properties. That helps to protect our skin cells. MORE Cocoa Nature has gifted us with so many useful ingredients that work towards enhancing our appearance and making our skin flawless & healthy. One such ingredient from nature is Cocoa beans. The cocoa beans are fermented seeds of the cacao tree, which is native to the Amazon basin region and also grows in many different tropical climates. In addition to its well-known role, cocoa beans have many healing and medicinal properties which have been recognized by ancient civilizations. Cocoa powder is made by crushing cocoa beans and removing the unorganized fat or cocoa butter by crushing. MORE Ceramides- Ceramides are basically the cement that holds skin together – they strengthen the skin’s barrier to prevent moisture from escaping in order to improve hydration levels. Our skin naturally produces ceramides, but as we age it reduces production, and also this weakens the skin’s barrier and leads to loose, dry, and dehydrated skin. Coconut Oil It is the oil obtained from the seeds of Cocos Nucifera. It works as a skin-conditioning agent to help the skin feel smooth and soft. Collagen Collagen is the protein that is present in various connective or supportive tissues in the body. It consists of amino acids and is mostly found in fibrous tissues such as ligaments, tendons, and skin. It is one of the most abundant proteins which is found in the human body. Collagens are “the main structural protein that forms with the supportive tissue throughout our body, from the skin to bones, muscles, tendons, and ligaments,” said a board-certified dermatologist. It’s no wonder that the bottled-up version of the protein is in high demand.