Marketing is very persuasive and no more so than in the cosmetics industry. There is an old adage: “You shouldn’t put anything on your skin that you wouldn’t be prepared to eat”
The skin is the largest organ of the human body and is regularly exposed to an extraordinary number of unpleasant chemicals in health and beauty products that are sold to us through persuasive ads. An effective way to promote healthy skin is with nutrition, and Enoceride is a natural nutritional skin product that has been developed using Foodstatenutrients
Marine Collagen: Enoceride is a foodstate supplement that isrich in marine collagen and elastin. It is a unique beauty supplement scientifically proven to help maintain good skinand contains foodstate vitamins and minerals, which are effective antioxidants. These antioxidants promote good health and help combat harmful free radicals that may cause premature ageing – signs of which commonly appear on the skin, especially on the face
Zinc: Enhances the health of Skin by stimulating collagen formation. Red, greasy, flaky Skin at the side of the nose can occur as a result of Zinc deficiency.
Vitamin B5: Significantly improves Skin appearance after a few weeks of use and alleviates many ailments of the Skin
Vitamin C: Improves the health of Skin and prevents the premature formation of Wrinkles
Vitamin E: Increases the elimination of cellular waste from the skin, increases the growth of new skin cells and improves blood circulation. Importantly, it minimizes the toxic effects of excessive exposure to ultra-violet radiation.
Cartilage: As an added bonus, the collagen and elastin help support damaged cartilage and encourage re-grow over time – an important consideration for those with sports injuries
Water: Remember that 70% of the skin’s make-up is water, and proper re-hydration is important for skin health
Vitamin D: We can’t talk about the skin without mentioning Vitamin D. Our best source is from the sun but that is challenging in winter. Whilst over-exposure to the sun damages the skin, no exposure to the sun is equally dangerous because it often leads to Vitamin D deficiency, and we need Vitamin D to help avoid many common cancers including skin cancer. So yes, we need to expose our skin to the sun, but be careful never to burn it
Cosmetics: I rarely recommend cosmetics but there is one brand that is created with natural ingredients only, and I am very happy to recommend the brand Tropic, which can be sourced through Chantelle Spriggs here: https://tropicskincare.com/pages/chantellespriggs or on Facebook at Tropic Skincare With Chantelle Spriggs