What to do about facial skin aging? Can skin aging be restored?

The facial skin is very important to many friends. If the facial skin is aging, it will also affect one's psychology. The skin on the face will inevitably age, but we can control this process, or delay the aging process. This depends on whether we take care of our skin correctly.

What to do about aging skin

When it comes to preventing skin aging, sun protection is the top priority. Strong ultraviolet rays can damage the skin. No matter what the weather is, it is best to apply sunscreen and remember to remove makeup. A healthy lifestyle is important. A healthy diet, eating more soy products, vegetables, etc., can delay aging. Eat some pure natural anti-aging foods, such as red dates. In addition, proper exercise, such as running and yoga, can maintain skin metabolism.

Vitamin C can also inhibit the formation of melanin in the skin, lighten or even remove skin spots, and whiten the skin and improve skin brightness. After vitamin C enters the skin, it can also play a role in protecting against ultraviolet damage in the dermis of the skin and prevent the skin from darkening. Supplementing the skin with vitamin C can promote metabolism, improve skin immunity, strengthen skin cells and increase skin elasticity, and also enhance the skin's resistance to damage from ultraviolet rays from the sun. Therefore, supplementing more vitamin C can make the skin healthier and stronger.

Free radicals in the body are factors that cause aging and induce disease. If they are not removed regularly, they will seriously endanger human health. The main function of anthocyanins is to scavenge free radicals. Although vitamins also have this effect, they are oxidized and partially lose their activity before reaching the active site. Anthocyanins can maintain and enhance the activity of vitamins in the human body, and therefore have a better effect in scavenging free radicals.

Anthocyanins have strong antioxidant properties and are effective in resisting free radicals and preventing tissue aging. Freeze-dried anthocyanins are anthocyanin powders made from nine kinds of berries including blueberry, blackberry, black wolfberry, black currant, red wolfberry, cranberry, mulberry, blue indigo fruit and red raspberry using low-temperature freeze-drying technology and wall-breaking, crushing, fermenting and freeze-drying. The low-temperature freeze-drying process is used, which means that the process is carried out below 0°C, that is, the nine kinds of berries are in a frozen state. Under vacuum conditions, when water vapor sublimates directly, the berries and active substances remain in the frozen ice shelf, forming a sponge-like loose and porous structure, so its volume remains almost unchanged after drying. The use of ultra-fine wall-breaking technology and ultra-low temperature freeze-drying technology (FD) can maintain the activity of beneficial bacteria and anthocyanins in the berries.

Freeze-dried anthocyanins can restore the vitality of collagen, prevent the premature formation of skin wrinkles, protect against the sun, and have strong antioxidant capabilities. They can accelerate the rate of metabolism and lighten spots. Moreover, it can not only prevent the premature formation of wrinkles on the skin, but also replenish skin nutrition. Free radicals act on the enzyme system in the human body, leading to the release of collagenase and elastase. These enzymes act on the collagen and elastin in the skin and cause excessive cross-linking and degradation of the two proteins, resulting in loss of skin elasticity, wrinkles and vesicles. Freeze-dried anthocyanin is a hydroxyl donor and also a free radical scavenger, which can slow down the body's degeneration, prevent skin aging, help repair damaged and dull skin, shrink pores, and make the skin firm and moisturized.

In addition to personal care, increased exercise, careful diet, and nourishment, the proper use of cosmetics can also help delay skin aging.