The importance of using night cream
During the night, the skin regenerates and recovers from its exposure throughout the day. We tell you why moisturising your skin while you sleep is so important. Take note!
Looking good when you get up in the morning is not a matter of magic. Many factors play a role and there are cosmetic products that help us to achieve it.
During the day, the skin goes into defence 'mode', fulfilling a barrier function, as this is when we face external factors such as cold, wind or pollution, among others. And at night, the skin's repair mechanisms set in motion. Hence the importance of night cream.
Along with the night cream, it is important to have a good skin cleansing routine, as well as to sleep for 7-8 hours to have a rested appearance the next day, because while we sleep, the skin regenerates intensely, because microcirculation and drainage are activated, favouring the elimination of toxins that have accumulated during the day. And to help it in this mission and to do its work better, you need a good moisturising and nourishing cream. However, in order for the night cream to work well on the skin, it is necessary to eliminate the impurities and dirt that are generated throughout the day.
Benefits of night cream
- It reduces signs of fatigue.
- It gives luminosity to your face, as it helps to give the appearance of healthy and rested skin.
- It provides hydration, thanks to the elements and active ingredients of the night cream.
- It helps to repair the skin.
- It helps to repair damage caused by the sun's rays.
- It helps to combat fine lines, wrinkles and ageing.
50+ night creams
With the passage of time, the skin changes and with it its needs. But it is possible to reach 50 with youthful skin if we follow the formula of cleansing + moisturising + sun protection, constantly and according to each stage of life. And what needs has the skin got at that age?
From the age of 50 onwards, one of the main problems stems from the decrease in hormones associated with menopause, when the skin loses its ability to synthesise collagen, and wrinkles intensify, sagging appears and skin density is lost. It’s as if the skin is becoming deflated. In addition, with the decrease in oestrogen levels, the skin begins to dry out and lose its radiance. This is usually the time when lentigines appear. These are small spots and pigmentation, generally associated with age, that appear in areas of the skin that have accumulated more exposure to the sun, such as the face and hands.
However, we should not panic in these circumstances because there are cosmetic ingredients and treatments that have proven to have very good results in combating the signs of ageing.
From the age of 50 onwards, the 'source of life' for the skin is called retinol and vitamin C, ingredients that help to synthesise collagen and elastin, and should be included in your night cream. In addition, they should also contain firming peptides, nourishing active ingredients such as vitamin E or omegas to moisturise the face.
Nourishing night creams that provide lipids to our skin, a good chemical exfoliator to prevent thickening of the epidermis and, finally, serums that induce collagen synthesis in the dermis are essential.
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