Growth factors are not what you think; they are not growth hormones. They are natural substances made by skin cells to repair damage while keeping the skin's firmness and elasticity. Your skin requires growth factors to maintain its healthy appearance when it starts to display damage or starts to age. However, the younger you are, the more growth factors your skin has, and as you get older, unfortunately, your skin produces a shorter supply of it. The critical question is, how do you slow down the aging process and reduce skin damage? One approach is to regularly use skin products with a high concentration of stable growth factors. Using these key ingredients in your daily routine can help reduce skin concerns such as fine lines, wrinkles, irregular skin tone, and irregular texture. But beware, not all growth factor products contain the same benefits.
What Skin care Products Should You Use with Growth Factors?
You always hear skincare professionals say to make sure to wear sunscreen when you go outside. Don't ignore this critical information, especially when your goal is to enhance your skin's own growth factors. Your skincare routine should include a broad-spectrum sunscreen with SPF 30 (or higher) no matter what.
Coola full Spectrum 360 Sun Silk Drops Organic Sunscreen SPF 30 protects against visible signs of aging caused by the sun, pollution, and digital overexposure.
Another way to neutralize free radicals that can damage your skin cell is with the use of antioxidants, such as Vitamin C, which neutralize free radicals and provide an extra layer of protection beyond sunscreen alone. Combing sunscreen and vitamin C can help your skin's defence system and repair sun damage your skin already has.
Using one of our amazing medical-grade Vitamin C serums in the am daily is a sure bet way to get that added protection and resilience. Try Vivier CE Peptide, which is one of our best sellers year after year.
Head on to eSkinCareStore.com to find products containing growth factors that can help you achieve healthy-looking skin.