Pomegranate Skincare to Prevent Premature Aging

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Early aging is still a frightening specter for some women.  Exposure to pollution and free radicals makes the aging process on the skin occur faster than it should.  Characterized by the appearance of wrinkles, fine lines, and black spots in the age range of 20 years.
Pomegranate is known as one of the fruits that can slow down the aging process.  In pomegranates there are vitamins A, C, and D as well as antioxidants which help the skin to not only ward off free radicals but also improve skin.
In pomegranates there are compounds that not only inhibit collagen damage but also enhance collagen production in the skin.  So that the skin will be supple.  The contents of niacinamide in it can help calm inflammation of acne prone skin.
Y.O.U presents its first skincare, the Golden Age which is able to rejuvenate and brighten the skin.  So that premature aging does not occur in their 20s.  Consisting of six products, Y.O.U Golden Age utilizes pomegranate extract as a basic ingredient in Deep Cleansing Facial Wash, 2 in 1 Essence, Refining Serum, Illuminating Day Cream, Revitalizing Night Cream, and Energizing Eye Cream.
2 in 1 Essence is a superior product because it can overcome eight skin problems at once.  With the tagline “1 Step for 8 Solutions”, this essence functions to exfoliate gently, hydrates, perfects texture and pores, soothes irritated skin, brightens, refreshes, accelerates skin regeneration, and increases skin elasticity.
By utilizing pomegranate extract, Y.O.U Golden Age is a product that contains anti-aging complex and zero percent alcohol.  It has been dermatology tested by Skinproof and hypoallergenic so it is safe for all skin types.
Use skincare antiaging for at least 28 days to get initial results.  Because the process of natural skin regeneration occurs in the range of 14-28 days.  Starting with the stages of exfoliation to replace damaged skin cells so new skin cells appear to get a supple and radiant skin.
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