The Department of Dermatology at the Tulane University School of Medicine discovers and supports the topical use of cosmeceuticals containing Vitamin C as an effective antiaging antioxidant skin care
September 3, 2006 (Press Release) --
As the Department of Dermatology at the Tulane University School of Medicine discovers and supports the topical use of cosmeceuticals containing Vitamin C as an effective antiaging antioxidant skin care product, Ryan and Jill Cote of http://www.ChinaDollSkin.com have done their own extensive research and partnered with Tiffany Lauren® to provide consumers with a Vitamin C Total Body Care System.
Vitamin C is a useful agent for treating photoaging and a variety of inflammatory dermatoses because of its diverse biological effects. Since Vitamin C is a potent antiaging antioxidant skin care product, it promotes collagen synthesis and provides protection to the skin from both ultraviolet A and B.
When an antioxidant such as Vitamin C is applied topically, it safeguards the skin from free radicals that are produced when the skin is exposed to ultraviolet light or allowed to age naturally.
Additional facts about skin care and the use of antioxidants can be found at ChinaDollSkin.com, a complete informational website that also offers quality products made with stabilized Vitamin C.
The Tulane University School of Medicine found that Vitamin C has been incorporated into many of the cosmetics made to protect and rejuvenate skin that has been aged from exposure to ultraviolet rays.
A total body skin care system for sun damaged skin that incorporates Vitamin C, as well as a Vitamin E complex, is available at ChinaDollSkin.com. Their product line includes an AHA/Vitamin C Eye CreamGel, BioFlavonoid Toner, Triple C and E Complex and Vitamin C Face & Body Wash, along with a trial selection of all these products in a Vitamin C Starting Over Tote.
To find out additional information about antiaging antioxidant skin care products - as well as for a collection of free skin care resources - visit Ryan and Jill Cote's website today at http://www.ChinaDollSkin.com.
Vitamin C is a useful agent for treating photoaging and a variety of inflammatory dermatoses because of its diverse biological effects. Since Vitamin C is a potent antiaging antioxidant skin care product, it promotes collagen synthesis and provides protection to the skin from both ultraviolet A and B.
When an antioxidant such as Vitamin C is applied topically, it safeguards the skin from free radicals that are produced when the skin is exposed to ultraviolet light or allowed to age naturally.
Additional facts about skin care and the use of antioxidants can be found at ChinaDollSkin.com, a complete informational website that also offers quality products made with stabilized Vitamin C.
The Tulane University School of Medicine found that Vitamin C has been incorporated into many of the cosmetics made to protect and rejuvenate skin that has been aged from exposure to ultraviolet rays.
A total body skin care system for sun damaged skin that incorporates Vitamin C, as well as a Vitamin E complex, is available at ChinaDollSkin.com. Their product line includes an AHA/Vitamin C Eye CreamGel, BioFlavonoid Toner, Triple C and E Complex and Vitamin C Face & Body Wash, along with a trial selection of all these products in a Vitamin C Starting Over Tote.
To find out additional information about antiaging antioxidant skin care products - as well as for a collection of free skin care resources - visit Ryan and Jill Cote's website today at http://www.ChinaDollSkin.com.
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