Zinc is a trace element naturally present in small quantities in our body. Renowned for its cleansing properties, it is the ally of flawless skin.
THE ACTION OF ZINC ON THE SKINZinc… to fight acneNaturally present in our body, zinc has a positive effect on our nervous system, our immune system... and our skin! How ? By rebalancing sebum secretion and limiting the proliferation of bacteria on the epidermis . The pores are unclogged and the epidermis can finally breathe. A good way to prevent small and large imperfections from rearing their ugly heads on our pretty peach complexion. Zinc… to repairAs you can see, zinc is an excellent way to limit the appearance of imperfections. But it is also a very good ally for removing pimples already present, as well as marks inherited from our past imperfections . Zinc accelerates cell renewal of the skin and thus helps our epidermis to renew itself more effectively . Zinc… to protect against external aggressionsA powerful anti-oxidant , zinc protects our skin from external aggressions. A major ally when you live in a big city, where pollution constantly attacks our skin. |
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ZINC, IN MY CREAM AND ON MY PLATE It is recommended to consume 12 mg of zinc every day if you are a woman, 14 mg if you are a man. Among the foods richest in zinc, we find seafood, offal, meats and cheeses, then nuts, eggs, cereal foods and dried vegetables. Zinc can also be consumed in the form of a food supplement, in the event of a proven deficiency. Furthermore, zinc is also present in our cosmetics and is recommended for oily skin suffering from imperfections. Applied directly to the skin, zinc has positive properties on the quality of the epidermis: it limits excess sebum – the cause of acne –, fights against pimples and blackheads and helps with repair. skin. Micellar water , anti-blemish treatment , rebalancing fluid , foaming gel , mask ... The choices are numerous! |
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ZINC, IN MY CREAM AND ON MY PLATE It is recommended to consume 12 mg of zinc every day if you are a woman, 14 mg if you are a man. Among the foods richest in zinc, we find seafood, offal, meats and cheeses, then nuts, eggs, cereal foods and dried vegetables. Zinc can also be consumed in the form of a food supplement, in the event of a proven deficiency. Furthermore, zinc is also present in our cosmetics and is recommended for oily skin suffering from imperfections. Applied directly to the skin, zinc has positive properties on the quality of the epidermis: it limits excess sebum – the cause of acne –, fights against pimples and blackheads and helps with repair. skin. Micellar water , anti-blemish treatment , rebalancing fluid , foaming gel , mask ... The choices are numerous! |
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