Nivea Anti Cellulite Serum Reviews - Which Antioxidants Are the Best For Your Face?

Nivea Anti Cellulite Serum Reviews

Nivea Anti Cellulite Serum Reviews

"Antioxidants?" Oh no, here we go again! It seems like yesterday when I first heard that word uttered from my best friend's mouth just as she was about to scoop a morsel of broccoli onto her fork. She said to me, "Did you know that this broccoli has antioxidants in it?" Well, ignorant that I was at the time not knowing how to respond to such a term associated with her poor innocent looking broccoli, I simply blurted out, "That's terrible, let me get the waiter for you!"

Well over a decade has passed since that undignified moment with my friend (although we laugh about it today), and now in 2009 that very word seems to be on the conscious minds of anybody who is about to order their next meal and how their current food intake will effect their individual long-term health.

In this article I will share with you some antioxidants that are best for your face, not just what you put in your mouth. Moreover, because each antioxidant has different attributes, as some are more effective than others for certain types of skin conditions, I will help you find the right skincare products that will actually contain these antioxidants for five specific needs. Note, that these products can be tracked down at most large department stores, and if not, can easily be found online.

1) Sun Damage. If you are a sun-worshiper and are experiencing signs of premature aging or photo-damage, then SkinCeuticals' Phloretin CF is probably going to be your best bet. Antioxidants phloretin and ferulic acid are both found in this product. Also, coffee-berry extract is another important antioxidant for preventing photo-aging. Nivea Anti Cellulite Serum Reviews

2) Sensitive Skin & Acne. Both skin problems derive anti-inflammatory benefits from green tea, which can be found in Topix's Replenix CF Serum, and once again coffee-berry extract, but this time in RevaleSkin Night Cream product.

3) Dryness & Roughness. If your skin is cracked, dry, or rough, typically through exposure to cold weather, I would suggest a highly emollient compound, such as, Kinerase Cream, which contains the antioxidant, kinetin. If you prefer vitamin E products, I would recommend The Body Shop Vitamin E Facial Oil. Of special note, acai-berry extract is now being added to skin care products as a skin smoother.

4) Wrinkles. Antioxidants retinol, coenzyme Q10, idebenone, vitamins C and E, are being used for their smoothing properties. These substances either help promote collagen, such as Neutrogena's Healthy Skin Anti-Wrinkle Cream, or in the of case coenzyme Q10, help revitalize damaged skin cells, which can be found in Nivea Visage's Q10 Plus Wrinkle Control Lotion SPF 15.

5) Dark Spots. Natural botanical skin lighteners include mulberry, licorice root, bear-berry, and vitamin C, which all by the way can be found in NeoCeuticals' Skin Brightening Gel, or in SkinBright's products, also an all natural product that will remove melasma, age spots and hyper-pigmentation. Nivea Anti Cellulite Serum Reviews

Nivea Anti Cellulite Serum Reviews - Which Antioxidants Are the Best For Your Face?

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