Hello
Many skin care products seem to be loaded with antioxidants like Vitamin C, E, Q10 and other stuff talking about "repairing" free radical damage and so on.However does it really have any pronounced effects on the skin and hair or is it just a lie?. People I've asked have said that it's just silly to think that it could be good and that antioxidants has to be taken orally to have any effect.
At first thought it sounds logical that it could go into your skin and hair and renew and do some kind of "miracle" improving the skin tone and so on just like when you conserve fruits or something but is it true or is it just a waste of money to buy all these heavily advertised products indirectly claiming to make your skin and hair glowing.
Looking forward to all opinions,I really think this is something relevant
Every brand comes out with a new "breakthrough" at least once a year. Makes me wonder... If their first product was even half as fantastic as they claimed it to be, then would there even be a need to "develop" new ones?
They don´t have any new magic effects, but instead they serve as company promotional tools rather than a new way of treating skin.
If Loreal would quit releasing new (no better than the older) creams, then the market would percieve this decision as stagnation and choose the competitors new (equally useless) one instead. Cynical world isn´t it...
When reading their laughable clinical "studies", it often says something like: "25 of the women FELT that their wrinkles had decreased" or "small and fine lines diminished with 50 %". Ooooh... I can really feeeel my wrinkles depth decreasing mr. loreal...
How come ALL anti-wrinkle creams report this 50 % "success rate"? Anyone ever heard of the famous moisturizing effect?
It is all a load of crap I tell you, but a nice thing to use for the short term cosmetic improvement. Just don´t expect it to be anywhere near the fountain of youth. I know you hope. We all do here
Eat those greens, drink cocoa and stay far away from cigarettes. That kicks the butt of any miracle cure out there.