Rose Hip Seed OilAlong with Claudio Dario's skin care line of mild products, including the Skin Memory Serum, we also have Claudio Dario Rose Angelica Body Moisturizer. The top layer of our skin which is called the Stratum Corneum contains a natural carbohydrate complex. We have duplicated this carbohydrate complex from a natural wheat . The result is a glucose derivative mixed with Aloe Peptides to effectively hold moisture like a magnet to the Keratin of our skin. These Keratin binding sites united with our product from a moisture reservoir that can only be removed by the natural process of skin exfoliating or desquamation. A moisture magnet that accumulates and stays in cellsMost traditional moisturizing agents and humectants lose their effectiveness under the driest conditions. In fact, if the air is so dry outside the skin’s natural barrier, those traditional cosmetic ingredients become sponges in themselves pulling moisture from our skin to adhere to the cosmetic molecules. Claudio Dario's Body Moisturizer works in an opposite manner. Because the active natural ingredients bind to the substructures of each cell and a percentage of our formulation becomes incorporated into the cell that enables the skin cells to become moisture drawing magnets within. Regulating Cell MoistureAll traditional moisture creams and ingredients work fine when moisture is strong outside the skin, but only our formula excels as a balanced regulation that works whether there is moisture outside our skin or not. A desert setting or a gas heated furnace can produce very dry conditions outside our skin. Claudio Dario Body Moisturizer can regulate moisture, even under the driest conditions of the desert by retaining a moisture reserve within the cell itself and not in the ingredients sitting on top of the skin cells. Furthermore, in an age where AHAs (chemical peels) high in acidity are used to exfoliate and peel off the top dead layers of skin effectively our Derma Heal Body Moisturizer can take away the irritation caused by these peeling agents. Our formula contains the finest Aloe Peptides which are soothing to the skin. The Body Moisturizer penetrates only second to DMSO (fastest penetrant on earth) so it has a profound effect on the deeper cells that other formulas cannot touch. In fact, part of our formulation merges and stays locked in each cell, the only way to remove this moisturizer holding ability is when the cell becomes exfoliated. Exfoliation is the natural process where dead skin cells shed from the body. Accumulates until exfoliationOnce cells are sloughed off (this occurs daily) then the fresher, newest cells will be bonding with the natural carbohydrate complex. The Aloe Peptides work to bring about a wonderful smoothness of the skin. There is a natural pore tightening and the Citric acid contained in this formula also allows for the acid PH of the skin to be proper for exfoliation and elimination of toxins. Calming action after Chemical peelsMany persons using AHA’s (chemical peels) get irritated skin. Derma Heal Body Moisturizer has a calming action that is an anti-irritant that counteracts chemical peel irritation. Even though this product is labeled a Body Moisturizer, you can use it on your face as well. You will not need to use much of the Body Moisturizer on the face and neck. This can also be used on critical areas that are exceptionally dry on the face. Don’t forget the elbows, lips and feet as these areas get very dry. The Body Moisturizer is an excellent product to use with the Derma Heal Skin Memory Serum. Apply the Body Moisturizer first and then the serum or Rose Angelique Rose Hip seed oil over it. The only preservative used is in the Aloe Peptide base. These are Sodium Benzoate and Potassium Sorbate, which are food grade preservatives and compliment the wheat glucose. Finally keep this in mind; the lower the moisture accumulation on the skin surface, the better the moisture retention in the skin. Other products can steal moisture from the skin and actually make skin dryer. Recently Visited Products
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