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Two Ingredients You Have to Look For to Find the Best Skincare Products

By: Yves Lortie


This article was authored by a non-health professional.


Posted Sunday, September 14, 2008



Almost every company out there claims to make the best skincare products. Many of them even make commercials with beautiful models intended to convince you that these products, rather than genetics, made these people almost unnaturally beautiful. The truth is that there aren't any skin creams that make everyone look like a supermodel. There are, however, skin care products that can give you truly healthy and younger looking skin.

Today I am going to be discussing all natural skincare. The reason I do not talk about store products is that they are laden with chemicals that are damaging to the skin and body. All natural products are designed to work with the skin for true positive results.

There are a number of organic products on the market, and it can be hard to determine which are truly the best skincare products for your money. To help make this decision a bit easier, I will be outlining two ingredients that are proven to be most effective when it comes to caring for your skin. One is perhaps nature's best kept secret and the other is on the cutting edge of skin care technology. Both are completely natural.

Active Manuka Honey

The first ingredient I would like to introduce you to is called active manuka honey. Manuka has been around for many years, and has been used as a face cleaner for as long. The reason so many people use honey on their skin is because it is excellent for cleansing and tightening pores.

Where manuka differs from regular honey is that it has two unique properties. First, manuka is a very strong antioxidant, capable of penetrating all layers of the skin. It provides maximum defense against free radicals, by-products of oxygen use by our cells that can wreak havoc on our bodies.

Manuka also has one surprising secondary benefit. It has strong antibacterial properties. This means that simply rubbing it on your skin can benefit your health. In addition to helping to heal cuts and burns, manuka is proven effective at helping to fight the common cold and the H. Pylori bacteria, which causes stomach ulcers.

Nano-Lipobelle H EQ10

The other ingredient that surprised me was called Nano-Lipobelle H EQ10. This is quite a long name, but it is one excellent ingredient. This ingredient is definitely needed in the best skincare products. Nano-Lipobelle H EQ10 is a patented nano-emulsion form of the enzyme EQ10 that you hear about frequently on commercials. This version of the enzyme has some pretty dramatic results.

First, this form of EQ10 is able to help prevent UV damage from the sun. It is also a strong antioxidant, which makes it even more effective when paired with manuka. Best of all, however, is the ability of this enzyme to stimulate the production of new collagen and elastin cells, leading to a very dramatic anti-wrinkle effect.

In the long run, I definitely feel that the best skincare products are not to be found in the store. With leading edge ingredients like those mentioned above available, it only makes sense to use more advanced and all natural skincare. The research is amazing, but the results speak for themselves.

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Yves Lortie is an avid health enthusiast who has been concentrating his research on natural skin care over the past few years. Visit http://www.clear-skin-and-body.com to find out more about high quality natural skin care products.

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