Real 24k Gold - Good For Your Skin?
I bet you didn't know that skin care companies these days are dissolving real 24k gold into their skin creams, serums, and wrinkle products, or that the use of gold to treat skin goes back thousands of years to the days of Cleopatra.
Well, it's true.
Gold has become a prominent ingredient in facials and other treatments around the world at spas and salons, and is even available for at-home use through many online retailers.
Gold has become widespread in the skin care industry lately, as soon as one company rolled out a product line infused with gold, and customers flocked to it, a myriad of other companies followed suit and released their own product lines.
It's not just a marketing gimmick (though marketing products with gold certainly isn't a hindrance on sales), it actually is an effective ingredient in skin care.
Gold has been reported to be an amazing antioxidant for your skin.
Antioxidants are a critical component to any anti-aging skin care regimen.
Antioxidants fight against free radicals that damage the skin cells and lead to premature aging.
Simply put, antioxidants prevent your skin from being damaged, and also work to heal prior damage that your skin may have suffered, by helping shed old damaged skin cells and promoting the growth of new, healthy skin cells.
The antioxidant capabilities of gold is leaps and bounds greater than the next best available ingredient, and is why it has been used in spas and salons for ages.
Now that some retailers have been able to incorporate gold into their product lines, you can purchase these products and bring the spa to your home.
If you are savvy to the health and beauty industry and follow up on the latest products, you will find a lot of "glowing" (pardon the pun) reviews on the new skin care products that are infused with gold.
A lot of people, like myself, are probably skeptical about the powers of these products and write it off as a gimmick at first, so these reviews from actual customers really lend a lot of credibility that these products really work.
It is not a stretch to say that gold is likely to continue to be around for a long time in skin care products.
While it was limited in use (mostly to the upper class and in high-end spas), now that it has been incorporated into retail products that are available for use in your own home, with retailers such as Venetian Beauty and Oro Gold Cosmetics, it's a pretty safe bet that gold is here to stay.
Well, it's true.
Gold has become a prominent ingredient in facials and other treatments around the world at spas and salons, and is even available for at-home use through many online retailers.
Gold has become widespread in the skin care industry lately, as soon as one company rolled out a product line infused with gold, and customers flocked to it, a myriad of other companies followed suit and released their own product lines.
It's not just a marketing gimmick (though marketing products with gold certainly isn't a hindrance on sales), it actually is an effective ingredient in skin care.
Gold has been reported to be an amazing antioxidant for your skin.
Antioxidants are a critical component to any anti-aging skin care regimen.
Antioxidants fight against free radicals that damage the skin cells and lead to premature aging.
Simply put, antioxidants prevent your skin from being damaged, and also work to heal prior damage that your skin may have suffered, by helping shed old damaged skin cells and promoting the growth of new, healthy skin cells.
The antioxidant capabilities of gold is leaps and bounds greater than the next best available ingredient, and is why it has been used in spas and salons for ages.
Now that some retailers have been able to incorporate gold into their product lines, you can purchase these products and bring the spa to your home.
If you are savvy to the health and beauty industry and follow up on the latest products, you will find a lot of "glowing" (pardon the pun) reviews on the new skin care products that are infused with gold.
A lot of people, like myself, are probably skeptical about the powers of these products and write it off as a gimmick at first, so these reviews from actual customers really lend a lot of credibility that these products really work.
It is not a stretch to say that gold is likely to continue to be around for a long time in skin care products.
While it was limited in use (mostly to the upper class and in high-end spas), now that it has been incorporated into retail products that are available for use in your own home, with retailers such as Venetian Beauty and Oro Gold Cosmetics, it's a pretty safe bet that gold is here to stay.
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