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Help your sensitive, dehydrated, discolorations and aging skin, NOW! Glow Serum is a vitamin-based antioxidant that gives your skin a natural glow. Glow Serum fights oxidative stress, provides hydration, fights fine lines, helps with the healing process and lightens the skin.

Glow Serum 20/05/2019

Glow Serum is a vitamin based antioxidant that gives your skin a natural glow.

Glow Serum

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In order for a molecule to be stable, it must contain the right amount of electrons. If the molecule loses an electron when it isn't supposed to, it can turn into a free radical.
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Free radicals are unstable, electrically charged molecules in the cells, that can react with other molecules (like DNA) and damage them.
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They can even form chain reactions, where the molecules they damage also turn into free radicals.
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This is where antioxidants come in... if a molecule loses an electron and turns into a free radical, the antioxidant molecule steps in and "gives" the free radical an electron, effectively neutralizing it. via .app @ Sunny Isles Beach, Florida

02/05/2019

Say goodbye 👋 to fine lines, scarring and age spots with our specialized VitaBloom Glow Serum!

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Collagen Production

Collagen is naturally present in the body. It is responsible for the plumpness of our skin. With age, however, collagen production begins to slow. Topical vitamin C serums can stimulate collagen production. The added collagen might reduce and prevent the signs of aging, such as wrinkles. Choose vitamin C serums with either ascorbic or L-ascorbic acid as the active ingredient.

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What Is Ferulic Acid, Anyway?

Meet ferulic acid, the next antioxidant to make a big impact on your anti-aging regimen. What's that? You're not familiar? A quick primer: It's found naturally in the seeds of fruits like apples and oranges, as well as some vegetables, nuts, and grains, and fights the free-radical damage that contributes to aging. According to Angela Lamb, an assistant professor of dermatology at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York City, as long as you don't have extremely sensitive skin or an allergy to ferulic acid, it's a great ingredient for slowing the hands of time. "There are not any very good reasons not to use it," she says. Here, we've culled ten ferulic acid picks to discover now.

24/02/2018

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