Within the framework of micronutrient medicine, macro- and micronutrients (vital substances) are used for the care of mature skin (aging skin). Vitamins with antioxidant activity are of particular importance: Vitamins A, C, D and E Vitamin A is of great importance for the development and regeneration of cells and tissues. It promotes cell formation in … Micronutrient Recommendations (Vital Substances)
After birth, abundant and fully functioning sebaceous glands are present in human skin, and the sebum level on the skin is high. During the first year of life, the sebaceous glands regress, and by puberty, correspondingly little oil is detectable on the skin surface. Greasing of the surface by sebum can also be expected before … Combination Skin Causes
Aging skin (ICD-10 L98.9: Diseases of the skin and subcutaneous tissue, unspecified) is associated with a loss of collagen and elastin fibers. This leads to: Loss of moisture and elasticity Loss of skin tone – the first sign of this decreasing skin tone is the symptom of skin dimpling in obesity, as well as in … Aging Skin (Mature Skin)
A deodorant (synonym: deodorant, Latin “entriecher”), also called deodorant for short, is a personal care product that is applied mainly in the armpits to combat unpleasant body odor. In addition to antibacterial active ingredients, deodorants also contain perfume oils in low concentrations. This is intended to slow the growth of bacteria in the armpits and … Deodorant and Antiperspirant
Eyeliner is a liquid eyeliner for intensive eye make-up. Like the kohl pencil (eye pencil), it is used to emphasize the eyes. Unlike the eyeliner, however, the kajal pencil is constructed like a conventional pencil with a colored lead. For more information on the eyeliner pencil, see “Cosmetics/Kajal pencil” below. The eyeliner belongs together with … Eyeliner
Hair removal is the removal of unwanted hair from certain areas of the body, such as the legs, under the arms and the bikini line. To remove unwanted body hair, different methods are available: Shaving Epilation Waxing Sugaring Depilatory cream Depilatory pads Loofah sponge Shaving Shaving is the most common method of hair removal. A … Hair Remover
A skin bleaching product (synonym: skin-bleaching) contains substances that lighten the skin for cosmetic reasons. Sun rays and skin aging can lead to uneven melanin production, which can result in freckles, age spots, or pigmentation disorders. Skin bleaching products are used to lighten the skin or to make age spots and freckles disappear. Ingredients of … Skin Bleach
Throughout life, the skin is exposed to numerous stresses and environmental influences on a daily basis. The natural protective layer of the skin does not always manage to withstand these influences. Sunburns, too much chemicals in shower gels and lotions, wrong nutrition – all this attacks our skin. Skin diseases such as neurodermatitis, melanoma (black … Skin: Anatomy, Function, Skin Diseases and Lesions
Syndet is a compound term from the English “synthetic detergents or synthetic detergents”, which roughly means “artificially produced detergent”. The term syndet is used to distinguish them from soaps (alkali salts of natural fatty acids). Syndets contain surfactants (washing-active substances; see below) as foaming and cleaning components. For cleaning purposes, slightly acidic syndets are preferable … Syndets
Men’s facial skin is exposed to the same stresses as women’s. In addition, it is strained by the daily shaving. With the right care, this process becomes less stressful for the skin. By using a pre-shave before an electric shave, the beard hair straightens up and can be cut more easily. In addition, the blade … Recommendations for Cleaning and Care of Men’s Skin
Additional individual micronutrient requirements (vital substances) may be caused by, among other things: Biographical causes Genetic factors Biochemical individuality – genetically determined different equipment e.g. with scavenger enzyme systems (radical-catching enzymes), which also means different sensitivity to noxae (e.g. alcohol, tobacco consumption, drugs); furthermore e.g. genetically determined absorption, transport and enzyme defects or reduced synthesis … Individual Macro- and Micronutrient Requirements (Vital Substances)
