Skin is the largest organ of the human body and even accounts for 15% of our body weight. Yet, it doesn’t get the attention it requires. You may use the same old products daily to sustain, but how do you know if you are using the right ones? We are so stuck up in our existing routines that we don’t care to look further.
With so many skincare products in the market, you have an overflowing bucket of options, but it only makes it all the more difficult to choose. Which product should you truly trust and invest your time and energy into?
We break down skin science into understandable terms, so you can pick the best and believe in the best.
Why the word ‘bioavailability’ is important:
Bioavailability in skincare refers to the degree to which a product will have an active effect once it is made available to the skin. In other words, for example, is the moisturizer readily absorbed into your skin once you apply it? Or is it just sitting on your face?
Many times, we see a thin film of product that is left on our skin, because the ingredients are not permeable. We need a product that has active ingredients that not only help permeation but also retention, locking in the benefits.
Bioavailable ingredients, as the name suggests, also mean that these ingredients act naturally effective, that are easily recognizable to the skin for immediate use. Give back the love of naturally occurring ingredients to your skin, for visible repair and a healthy glow.
Here are some products that are highly bioavailable to the skin!
- Ceramides
- Hyaluronic Acid
- Amino Acids
- Peptides
- Glycerin
- Lecithin
- Vitamin E
- Vitamin C
- Squalane
They will make their way deep into the skin, to give you the benefit that you otherwise expect from synthetically produced ingredients.
These should be the priority ingredients you look out for, the next time you pick a product off the shelf.
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