1. Intro
The anti aging primer potion and the original anti aging primer potion are both good. The problem is that no one wants to spend the time to try them both, because they have different things to offer.
If you were trying to convince someone of just one thing, would you use a poster or a pamphlet? Would you use an ad or a brochure? Would you talk someone into buying it by pointing out all the benefits? Or would you talk them into trying it by showing them a sample?
What people want is not always the same as what they need, and what they will actually do is not always the same as what they want. Therefore, if we take the time to understand what people want, then we can make sure we get them what they need. And if we make sure that’s exactly right for them (i.e., if we can show our product in action so that people see it does exactly what it claims), then our chances of success are vastly improved.
2. The History of Anti Aging Skincare
A few years ago, one of the most common questions was: what is anti aging? It’s easy to think of anti aging as about “fighting” wrinkles, but that is only part of it.
Anti aging is a much larger concept than that. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) defines it as “the process of preventing or slowing down the aging of your skin, which continues even after you stop using cosmetics”. Anti aging products are indeed targeted at reducing the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines – but they also do a lot more than that:
• They help you look younger (which is always good)
• They make it easier to sleep well
• They help you cope with stress
• They improve your general health
• They help protect your skin from harmful UV rays (UV damage)
You could consider them anti-aging products if you like. But they are also moisturizers, toners, serums or just cleansers — they do everything in between them all! You won’t find any ingredients that target only one thing — although some might say that’s not really anti aging either. So how do you choose one product over another? What advice would I give someone who wants to choose an anti-aging product? My best advice would be to research them thoroughly and ask a lot of questions! I’ll go into more detail below on the specific kinds of products we recommend for anti aging purposes. But first, let’s look at some more general principles: Which Anti Aging Products Should You Avoid? There’s no easy answer here because there are so many factors at play; but I’ll try to break it down from the most important ones: Make sure you know what those ingredients are! This is important because there are many different kinds of skin care products out there, each with different chemical makeups and properties (think lotions versus creams). If you don’t know what ingredients in such products actually do – or if their clarity on this subject isn’t clear – then avoid these options altogether! This can be really dangerous; although there are plenty of companies out there who don’t use specific ingredients in their formulations, yet still claim to be “anti-aging” – which doesn’t tell me anything about whether they’re good or not! I would suggest speaking to people who sell these products in person when possible; and asking them directly if their formulations contain any specific chemicals or
3. The Basics of Anti Aging
Before you start your anti aging primer potion, it’s important to know that there are two options: the original anti aging primer potion and the anti aging primer potion vs original.
Normally, I write about the original version of an anti aging product. It is commonly used by more experienced users and it is a better product than the one that you buy from your favorite retailer. The difference between the two products is in a number of terms:
• The original primer potion has a much higher concentration of ingredients (1.4% vs 1% for the non-original) which have been shown to improve skin elasticity and firmness
• The original primer potion comes with a spoon (vs an applicator brush) which makes it easier to dispense the product
• The original primer potion comes in mini bottles (vs tubes) which makes it easier to store and transport (but does come with some downsides) • The original version contains more active ingredients (10% vs 5%) which has been shown to be more effective at detecting collagen-destroying agents such as Collagen Xylane and Niacinamide
The difference between these two versions is also dependent on who you ask: people who use both versions will tend to prefer one over the other, while those who are new to using anti aging products will fall somewhere in between. That being said, there is no consensus on this topic, but here’s what most studies say…
There were two studies that were done on this topic. Both looked at twice daily applications of either version over 6 weeks; one study found that for both versions there was no difference in efficacy over time and another found different differences depending on whether or not women took their medication after or before meals. For example, women taking their medication after meals had 12% less of their collagen was destroyed compared with women who took their medication before meals; however, it wasn’t clear if this was due to something else than just taking their medication after they had eaten or if they weren’t taking their medication before they ate because they were studying how much collagen they lost during mealtime. So depending on how you look at it, either way takes away from something else… We do know that when taken twice a day for 6 weeks, both versions have equal results over time – but only one study looked at these effects in females – though both versions had equal results in males… All of these factors may add up to give different results
4. What is the Fountain of Youth?
This post is a follow-up to the previous post “What is the Fountain of Youth?”
In case you haven’t read it, here it is again:
This is not about aging. This is about getting older. About feeling old. About having skin that has become rough and flaking. About being sick in your head for no good reason. About skin that feels like it is constantly changing.
This is about getting older, or at least so I hope it is when I am old enough to start buying anti aging products (or even if I don’t).
5. The Science behind Anti Aging
When using a topical product, you want to be sure the ingredients are in the right concentration. It is important to use the right formulation for the product you are using (because if you use a too-high concentration, it will not work at all). There is a difference between making your own anti aging primer potion and making your own original anti aging primer potion.
Interestingly enough, there are many different formulations of topical products which can be made from any of three basic plant extracts:
BHA/oestradiol combination – This blend can produce both glycolic acid and lactic acid, but must be used with a serum that contains glycolic acid (such as Glycolic Acid Serum or even just regular glycolic acid) to produce maximum results.
Accelerator – This blend can produce both retinol and lactic acid, but must be used with a serum that contains retinol (such as Retinol Serum or even just regular retinol).
Restorative Complex – This blend can produce both glycolic acid and lactic acid, but must be used with a serum that contains glycolic acid (such as Glycolic Acid Serum or even just regular glycolic acid) to produce maximum results.
Both formulas are very useful for sun damage, particularly since they provide both BHA and AHAs together (but note that AHAs may not penetrate fine enough into skin cells for full benefit). However, if you are using an accelerator formula on its own without a serum containing retinol or AHAs then it will simply make things worse by producing some of these other hormones in excess. If you have serious acne scars then all bets were off anyway since it might promote stubborn acne scars instead. In general though an accelerator formula will give better results than any other topical formula because it produces more L-ABA so those types of effects should help reduce fine wrinkles too. We recommend combining them with your usual anti aging serums like our Glycolic Acid Serum , our Retinol Serum , or our Elastomeric Skin Restoring Solution .
Anti Aging Primer Potion
Glycereth-26 – Ascorbic Acid – Citrus aurantium dulcis (Orange Peel Extract) – Arnica montana flower extract – Rosmarinus officinalis leaf extract -Lactobacillus plantariflorus fermentation product -Melaleuca alternif
6. How to Find the Best Anti Aging Products for You
As someone who spends a lot of time searching for the right anti aging products, I’ve noticed that most people are looking for something in the vein of a “magic potion”. They tend to view anti aging as a cure-all, rather than taking a more reasoned approach to why their skin looks like it does now and what can be done to fix it. And many are trying to find a single product that will actually work. But there is no such thing — or at least not one that is backed by scientific evidence.
I think this is particularly important because despite what we might assume from our age, aging really isn’t as bad as we make it out to be. And in fact, there are things you can do about it (such as eat well and exercise regularly) without having to resort to turning back the hands of time. Thankfully, an increasing amount of scientific evidence supports the idea that good diet and regular exercise can prevent and even reverse the signs of aging in your skin (and presumably other parts).
While there are certainly products that provide benefits, they often require people to buy multiple products which they then have to then use over time — and often over-do them once they get tired of using them — before they begin seeing any benefits. So while they may offer some short-term benefits, these products typically come with long term costs that may not be worth paying for just yet (at least not until you start seeing results).
You should always consult your own doctor for help getting the right anti aging product for you. But generally speaking here’s what works:
• Antioxidants: Your skin needs antioxidants from food sources and from sun exposure if it is going to age gracefully (so avoid using sunscreen on your face if you don’t have sun spots). If you think you have enough antioxidants in your diet, then avoiding certain foods is definitely worth doing (such as alcohol) but if you run out of food sources or sun exposure options because you live in a city where there isn’t much shade available then supplements may be required instead (note: most people don’t get enough vitamin A so supplementing with vitamin A is probably not going to help much). In general, I recommend at least 1 supplement per day but 2 or more supplements per week may help stave off signs of aging (though it might also make your skin look worse). If you are vegan or vegetarian I also
7. Conclusion
It’s hard to believe that we have been writing about anti aging for the last 10 years. But the fact is, there are a lot of products out there promising to fight aging. We’re going to run down some of our favorites and then share a few pointers on how to tell which one is worth investing in.
First off, make sure you can determine whether or not any anti-aging product is actually working in your case, because it may not be true that all of them are. No anti-aging product will work for everyone and some of them may even do harm. You should know what they do, what they cost and what they provide before you decide if you want to invest in them.
Do not just look at the price tag: it may be a better deal to pay $20 rather than $50 just because a newer version of something cost $30 in the past. That’s because most products have to be re-engineered on an ongoing basis (something I am guilty of with my own products), so it doesn’t take much money (or effort) over time for you to see noticeable results.
You also need to look at how these products interact with other components in your life; whether or not they work as advertised; and how long this product will keep up its promised effect after discontinuing it (there are surprisingly few studies on this).
And finally, if you’re like me, and still believe that science has some answers here: learn how best to test any anti-aging claims so that you can make an informed decision instead of spending money blindly and hoping something will work magically (even if it didn’t before).