Ingredients for Supplementation

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The skin is the body’s largest organ and has a huge physiological need for nutrition and nourishment. It exists in a state of constant renewal and is a complex and dynamic organ that responds to nutrition and protection from both outside and within.
High-quality topical skincare products can protect, nourish and fortify the skin; however, they cannot substitute for what the blood brings to the skin in terms of vitamins, minerals and essential fatty acids. Because of the skin’s dual needs, a new concept has emerged in skincare – one that embraces the synergy that exists between topical skincare and optimal cellular nutrition. This new way of thinking about the skin means that more and more people are embracing the idea of beautifying nutrition and are starting to understand the importance that good nutrition plays in skin health. It moves away from one dimensional, topical application of…

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