The science of skin care

Lilacs are flowers that are often know for their beauty and unforgettable scent. What most people do not know is the incredible benefits this amazing plant can give them. It has been proven that the stem cells in the lilac leafs can reduce signs of aging and rejuvenate your skin.
Stem cells are unspecialized cells that can become specialized, like a skin cell. This makes them very unique along with their ability to regenerate and protect the skin.
Dr. Jennifer Linder who serves as Chies Officer for PCA SKIN shares that there are three main plants being used in skin care today.
She says the lilac leaf stem cell is a superior antioxidant, protecting the skin from free radical damage.
According to Linder, the grape fruit stem cell's unique function is to protect human epidermal cells from damage.
Lastly, Swiss apple is most known for its ability to preserve, protect and stimulate human stem cells.
Two great products Dr. Linder reccomends are C-Quench Antioxidant Serum and Rejuvenating serum.
The Antioxidant Serum contains a powerful blend of ingredients to prevent and correct cellular oxidation. In other words, it gets rid of signs of aging. It also enlists a host of powerful anti-inflammatory agents to soothe the skin while increasing hydration and adding support to the extra cellular matrix, which is the area that surrounds the cell.
Dr. Linder says the Rejuvenating Serum is the ultimate age defying serum. It uses epidermal growth factor (EGF) technology to stimulate cell and skin renewal. A blend of botanicals and potent antioxidants prevents cellular water loss, helping to keep skin firm, smooth and protected from damaging free radicals. It is especially effective for aging skin and those with compromised skin function.
Dr. Linder explains that the controversy surrounding stem cells originates from the sources. Adult bone marrow, umbilical cords and early stage embryos are the common sources to derive human stem cells, however most stem cells used in skin care products are derived from plants.

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