What's More Important... Skin Smoothness or Skin Tone???

Because Let's Face It... 
               A Woman's Beauty is Truly in the Skin

In Fact, the key factor in determining beauty, according to some scientists, is the smoothness of the female skin. 

But German scientists say, skin tone is more important than facial symmetry, which until recently was considered the prevalent factor. 

Good news for you.... naturalorganicbody has a variety products for all skin types to enhance both of these features in women's skin. 

For really aged looking skin 100% Pure Organic Vitamin A & Coenzyme Q10 Wrinkle Smoothing Night Cream uses a high concentration of Vitamin A (retinyl), Vitamin C, Alpha Lipoic Acid and Coenzyme Q10  to dramatically lessen the appearance of aging. 

Really dry, dull skin benefits from Aubrey Organics Revitalizing Therapy Toner w/Organic Rosa Mosqueta Rose Hip Seed Oil. It has beet root extract, a powerful humectant, that forms a film on the skin’s surface to lock moisture in for up to 8 hours.

Scientists even researched the relative significance of factors such as symmetry and skin tone, which were considered inseparable. 

They photographed 170 female faces ranging from 10 to 70 years of age, mounted them in a computer module, and asked 430 participants to arrange them in order of attractiveness. 

The results were definitive – the only factor is the quality of the skin.
 

As a result, people will often turn their eyes away from a person with rough, porous skin. 
Scientists have dubbed that activity, skin tonus. 

They say,  we have developed a strong perception for skin tonus because it is an indicator of health and reproductive abilities. 

In fact, skin tonus, especially in females, can tell a lot of the person’s reproductive potential.

People notice these things because in the past they have been essential for successful mating. 

And they claim, skin tone is enough to explain the success of older actresses such as 43-year-old Hale Berry and 40-year-old Kate Blanchet.

Sunscreen Doesn't Shield You From Everything!!!

The Best Defense...                                         Against Suns UV Rays...                         AND Free Radicals 

Sunscreen protects skin from the suns burning, age-accelerating, cancer-causing ultraviolet rays. But it doesn't necessarily shield you from free radicals, those unstable molecules that can damage your complexion, much as oxygen turns a peeled apple brown. Free radicals are a byproduct of exposure to UV light and other environmental factors like pollution; they break down the skins fibrous support structures collagen and elastin which triggers premature aging and even skin cancer.

So sunscreen is vital but its not enough. Even when applied properly, sunscreen blocks only half the free radicals in the skin generated from the sun, and it offers little protection against other environmental assailants, according to the experts. Antioxidants help fight free radicals, boosting the body's own defenses. You may already be taking antioxidant supplements to stay healthy; to get the benefits to your skin, use them topically as well. Topical antioxidants, particularly serums, seep into the skin and can't be rubbed off like a sunscreen can. Apply antioxidant-rich products to exposed areas of the skin before sunscreen or moisturizer.

Nothing can turn back time, but these antioxidants can help you take control of your skins future.

Vitamins C and E

The healing powers of vitamin C are actually maximized when its combined with vitamin E.

Coenzyme Q10

Found naturally in every plant and animal cell, coenzyme Q10 is essential to the process of shedding dead cells so newer ones can emerge. As we age, our essential level of coenzyme Q10 diminishes, lowering our ability to fight off free-radical scavengers.

Green and White Tea

Made from the dried leaves and tips of the Camellia sinensis plant, these teas possess powerful polyphenols that protect cells from external damage and help slow inflammation triggered by sun exposure.