Need Help Recreating Your Body?
Your skin is made up of layers, each of which performs important functions in protecting your face and body. The outer layer is called "protective layer" and is often described as a brick wall that contains tough skin cells bound together by lipids.
Lipids such as cholesterol and fatty acids are skin’s natural fats that play a crucial role in maintaining the strength of this barrier.
Holding moisture
Protecting the skin from damage
Keeping dirt and impurities out
Boosting the skin’s natural repair process
However, as we age, lipid production declines and cause the following complications:
▪️Irritation
▪️Water loss
▪️Rough surface texture
▪️Uncomfortable tightness
▪️Dullness, loss of facial fullness
Studies have shown that the most effective topical oils are the ones with a lipid composition most identical to our skin’s own lipid composition.
Massage your face and neck using a lipidic pH balancing oil recommended by your dermatologist or pharmacist cosmetologist, twice a week for 15min each. Do not forget to remove the oil with a warm towel and put your regular moisturizing cream.
However, some oils can be left on the skin all night, it all depends on the product.