Damage from blue light, IRA & UV radiation:How does Soliberine help?
Your skin has to put up with a lot in the sun and on the screen: UV, infrared and blue light radiation age your skin and can cause wrinkles. Creams with photo protectors like Soliberine promise protection, but what exactly is Soliberine
The problem with light: which rays are dangerous for the skin
The fact that direct sun is a problem for the skin is nothing new.UVA and UVB rays can penetrate deep into the dermis and damage it: dryness, redness and burns on the skin are typical consequences of UV radiation, which can lead to wrinkles and even skin cancer in the short or long term.
But rays with a low frequency are also suspected of causing skin aging. Just the blue light (alsohigh energy blue light) has come more and more into the focus of skin specialists since itcontributes to the formation of free radicals.
Blue light is particularly problematic for the skin when it comes from the sun. Your cell phone, tablet and laptop also send blue rays, but with an almost harmless intensity: you would have to sit in front of the computer for around 172 hours to get 1 minute of blue light radiation from the sun.
Blue light from the cell phone, on the other hand, is rather questionable because itto sleep problems can lead and cause skin aging in this way. And it's also one of the main reasons why you shouldn't touch your phone before going to bed.
Either way:
Rays of light make our skin look old in the short or long term. The idea behind photo protectors is to protect your skin against the radiation.
What is Soliberine
A photoprotector like Soliberine should protect the skin extensively from light rays and cover 100 percent of the light spectrum. For this purpose, Soliberine uses the flower power of the butterfly lilac.
The plant, also known as buddleia or butterfly bush, originally comes from the Chinese province of Sichuan and is particularly rich in glycosidesVerbascoside andEchinacoside.
It is precisely the combination of these two active ingredients that protects the butterfly itself from the sun's UV radiation.
The properties ofVerbascoside are:
- antioxidant
- antimicrobial
- antihypertensive
Echinacosidehas the following properties:
- antibiotic
- anti-inflammatory
- immune stimulating
The effect of Soliberine is based on this secret of the butterfly lilac: It prevents the formation of free radicals, thus protecting the skin from damage caused by the sun and maintaining its young structure.
In creams, Soliberine works accordingly as a light filter and reduces the skin damage associated with premature skin aging. This includes:
- Skin inflammation
- Skin irritation
- dryness
- Pigment spots
Skin creams with Soliberine
Soliberine is a powerful means of protecting the skin from harmful rays of light and free radicals and slowing down skin aging. More and more anti-aging creams are relying on the active ingredient, although in our opinion too few products use a balanced accompanying formulation and comply with the principles of Clean Care.
With theYouth Infusion Cream there is now a well-formulated anti-aging cream that offers protection from 100% of the light spectrum and treats the visible signs of aging: fine lines, puffiness, dark circles, loss of elasticity, moisture and radiance, enlarged pores and wrinkles.
Take good care of yourself and #TreatYourself
Anne
