Does night time eye cream just seem like a way for companies to sell you another product that you don't really need? While in some cases that may be true, you may be surprised to learn that there can be a good reason to use a different face cream at night. Why should I use a night cream? There are two basic types of night creams. Of course, they can be called numerous things, but for the purposes of this blog, we're going to divide night creams into two broad categories so we can see the main benefits. Find out what they are in this article.

Matrixyl 3000 may sound like a brand of monster truck, but it's actually a key ingredient in skincare products that can reduce the appearance of wrinkles over time. Matrixyl 3000 can be classified as a long-term anti-wrinkle system. A long-term system is one that attempts to boost collagen production, increasing in efficacy the longer the system is used. Find out more about this potent peptide in this article.

Vitamin C is critical for your body and plays an important role in maintaining healthy, resilient skin. While young skin is full of vitamin C, aging skin naturally loses this nutrient over time. Other factors like exposure to UV light, pollutants and cigarette smoke compound the decline of vitamin C, contributing to signs of aging. The good news is that you can fight back by replenishing your skin’s vitamin C levels to help to combat and even reverse time’s effect on your face. Find out more in this article.