Moisturized
skin is plumper, more radiant, more youthful. How can you keep it this way?
Drinking
plenty of water—not counting coffee or soda—is obviously important to the
proper function of your body, but it’s not enough to keep your skin
moisturized. Katie Rodan, dermatologist and co-author of Write Your Skin a
Prescription for Change, says that, “humans aren’t like plants. Our skin
doesn’t perk up when we consume water.”
Oily
moisturizers sit on top of the skin, trapping the moisture already in your
skin. They can be useful as a protectant. They are most beneficial after a
shower or bath, applied over already-moist skin, because they don’t actually
hydrate your skin.
Well-moisturized
skin doesn’t merely have more water, it also has more nutrients. A complex
cocktail of essential fatty acids, hyaluronic acid, enzymes, amino acids,
vitamins and minerals is abundant in moisturized skin, giving it firmness,
elasticity and a fresh appearance.
The
difference between InfiniteAloe and other skin care is that it doesn’t sit on
the surface of the skin—it quickly soaks in up to 7 layers deep, bringing the
nutrients to where your skin needs them. It lasts all day and doesn’t wash off
because it’s doing its work under the surface of your skin.
Drinking
plenty of water and eating fresh fruits and veggies are vital, but not enough
to keep your skin fully nourished and hydrated.
