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  • How to Use Peels and Matrixyl To Amp Up Your Hydration Levels in the Dry Winter Months

    How to Use Peels and Matrixyl To Amp Up Your Hydration Levels in the Dry Winter Months | Derma MD

    With winter upon us, how can you increase your hydration levels to help your skin feel and look its best during this cold and very dry season?  That’s easy with Derma MD’s Corrector Peels and Matrixyl 3000.

    Our faces being exposed to the sun throughout the hot summer months builds up the protective surface layer of our skin called the stratum corneum.  Having two to four Derma MD Corrector Peels will slough away the thick layer of dead and dry surface cells to reveal beautiful new, youthful skin. The benefits of this exfoliation treatment far surpass just the flawless, glowing skin that surfaces.  Another important benefit is that your skincare will now be able to penetrate and do the job it is meant to do. One of the best serums to use following any exfoliation treatment is Derma MD’s anti-wrinkle complex called Matrixyl 3000.

    Matrixyl 3000 is an anti-aging peptide comprised of two powerful peptides. Peptides are also known as protein, with very specific ones for Matrixyl, such as palmitoyl-pentapeptide 3. Matrixyl is used to target a wide range of aging signs to help your skin look, feel and act more youthful.   This peptide is known for its long-term benefit to promote the growth of collagen as well as other proteins, such as elastin and glucosaminoglycans, increase hydration levels, as well as repairing skin following the Corrector Peel.  This peptide is the main ingredient in Derma MD’s Matrixyl 3000 anti-wrinkle serum, hence the name.

    Matrixyl 3000 serum also contains Copper Complex and Hyaluronic Acid to further increase moisture levels, improve firmness and elasticity.  The high percentage of active ingredients in this serum work synergistically to deliver visual results quickly so your client is guaranteed to be happy.

    Your Professional Skincare Specialist,

    Cara
    cara@dermamdcanada.ca

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