Do you want wrinkle-free skin without invasive treatments?

¿Quieres una piel sin arrugas pero sin tratamientos invasivos?

Here we tell you how…

Wrinkles in the skin are the main aesthetic enemies of many men and women and, although they are associated with aging, not all are formed in the same way: some can appear from an early age as a consequence of the movement of the facial muscles or other factors.

The good news is that wrinkles can be treated so that they look so reduced that they become practically imperceptible. Let's see how, not without first knowing a little more about them.

What are wrinkles?

Wrinkles are folds in the skin that are formed by the action of the muscles due to the gestures we make every day.

Why do wrinkles form?

As we age, wrinkles become more evident due to the changes that occur in the skin, since the epidermis becomes thinner and in the dermis the production of collagen and elastic fibers decreases, which are responsible for keeping the skin firm and hydrated. On the other hand, in the hypodermis there is a loss of fatty tissue, which supports the architecture of the skin.

Wrinkles can also appear and/or look accentuated by other factors, mainly dehydration: when the skin loses water, it becomes rough and dry.

Why avoid invasive treatments like Botox

Botox is the king treatment of cosmetic surgery and is widely used to prevent or eliminate the appearance of wrinkles. However, it is a process whose results disappear over time, which means an absurd investment of time and money, not to mention a health risk that is not compensated by the results.

Botox is used to produce stiffness in the facial muscles, preventing them from contracting or wrinkling, thus preventing the appearance of wrinkles. However, its effects over time are limited and every so often the procedure must be repeated, which ends up being costly. In addition, it carries health risks and side effects, such as chronic migraines, spasticity, cervical dystonia, or hyperhidrosis.

What natural treatments can we use against wrinkles?

There are some natural remedies to fight wrinkles:

  • Olive oil: olive oil is very beneficial for the skin given its moisturizing properties and its supply of essential fats. It can be used as a makeup remover, for example.
  • Jojoba oil: just like olive oil, its moisturizing properties, its nutrients and vitamins, greatly benefit the face helping our skin to be nourished. It can also be used as a makeup remover.
  • Aloe vera: aloe vera is one of the best natural ingredients to fight wrinkles, since it is a natural regenerator that removes spots, scars and helps improve the appearance of the skin.
  • Egg white: applying egg white to the skin for 20 minutes and removing it with warm water, you will notice smoother and rejuvenated skin in a matter of days.
  • Foods with vitamin E: some foods rich in vitamin e, nutrients and antioxidants can nourish the skin and improve its appearance. Some of these foods are carrots, avocado, cucumber or honey, widely used in facial treatments.

In addition to the remedies mentioned, there are two very effective natural remedies when it comes to fighting wrinkles in the skin: argan oil and rosehip oil.

Argan oil and rosehip oil to fight wrinkles: how do they work?

As you have already seen, wrinkles are formed by various factors, and one of them is skin dryness. Well, argan oil is perfect for dry or atopic-prone skin, since it is an oil with great moisturizing properties. In fact, it is designed to treat skin problems, among which are also included eczema, irritation or burns.

Given its properties, argan oil nourishes and conditions the skin, making it smoother and healthier. It also helps produce collagen, a protein that binds tissues and organs to keep the body together; hence its use as an anti-aging treatment. If we talk about facial wrinkles, argan oil is very beneficial since it provides elasticity to the skin.

On the other hand, rosehip oil is rich in natural antioxidants such as retinol and vitamins A, C and E, in addition to also being rich in essential acids such as Omega 6 and Omega 3, as well as linoleic acid. All this gives it antioxidant and moisturizing characteristics.

For the face, it is recommended to apply rosehip oil at night so that the skin restores itself while you sleep. You just have to put two or three drops on your hand, warm them up and apply them to the face with circular and upward movements.

Facial wood therapy: another solution for wrinkles

Facial wood therapy is a non-invasive massage treatment that focuses on the face and neck and combats some of the main aesthetic enemies, such as a double chin or wrinkles.

With the help of wooden tools, facial wood therapy is a ritual that rejuvenates or prevents aging, causing a very natural lifting effect. The action of these wooden tools has internal and external effects, visible and noticeable from the first session.

With facial wood therapy you can reduce and eliminate a double chin, decrease wrinkles and expression lines, leave the skin smoother, increase the production of elastin and collagen, improve blood circulation and achieve a rejuvenating effect on the face.

At Real Earth Stories we offer you a facial wood therapy kit with six tools and a free towel. This kit includes everything you need so you can care for and rejuvenate your face. If you want to know how to do the self-massages with facial wood therapy from home you can watch our videos on our youtube channel.

What other healthy lifestyle habits can we adopt to treat wrinkles?

The most important thing to treat wrinkles is to change some lifestyle habits to make them healthier and, in this way, be able to fight wrinkles:

  • Incorporate into your diet foods that are good for the skin and with vitamins, nutrients and antioxidants that prevent its early deterioration.
  • Drink between one and a half and two liters of water a day to keep your skin hydrated.
  • Eliminate harmful habits such as smoking, which promotes the formation of free radicals and affects the tone and health of the skin.
  • Protect your skin from the sun to avoid damaging it with UV and UVA rays.