Antiaging Sunscreens
October 30, 2019
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October 30, 2019Vitamin A
Retinoids (a derivative of Vitamin A) are by far the most medically studied ant-aging vitamins. (Vitamin A) Retin-A and Renova are examples of prescription-grade retinoids believed to work on aging skin by increasing collagen production and decreasing collagen breakdown, according to studies.
In a study published in the Archives of Dermatology in May, researchers from the University of Michigan found that 0.4% retinol lotion applied three times a week for 24 weeks yielded significant difference in skin wrinkling when compared with a similar lotion without retinol used on a separate group of people in the study.
A prescription-strength Retin A product can produce measurable anti-aging results. Products on the market containing retinol include:
Vitamin C
Recent studies have found Vitamin C in the deepest layers of the skin. This has led researchers to explore the effects of vitamin C on skin regeneration from the inside out. As aging continues, the concentration of Vitamin C in the skin seems to wane. Researchers now are faced with the challenge of creating a Vitamin C product using the active form that will last for a long period of time. Most products contain little to no Active Form Vitamin C. Products containing Active form of Vitamin C are:
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