Does Squalene Help You Get Rid Of Wrinkles
Posted on 2008 under Anti-aging Skin Care Tips And Recipes | 1 Comment24 Dec
What Is Squalene/Squalane?
Squalane is an unique emollient which is similar to natural skin oil and can do wonders for our skin. Squalene is found in human body but it starts to decline in our 20’s.
Squalane can be Marine based or plant based. Marine based squalene is derived from Shark Liver Oil and plant based squalene is derived from Olives, Rice Bran and Wheat Germ. Squalane is light, non-staining, odorless and colorless so you don’t have to worry about the smell or stain.
What is the difference between Squalene and Squalane?
It’s the same, the only difference is Squalane is a refined form of Squalene which is used in Cosmetics and Skin Care Products and is more stable.
Benefits Of Squalene/Squalane For Skin
Squalane can heal sun damaged, wrinkled, dehydrated and discolored skin. Squalane is rich in antioxidants and makes an excellent moisturizer which can be used liberally. It doesn’t make you break out and is suitable for all types of skin. Regular use of Squalane-
Fades fine lines and wrinkles,
Prevents pigmentation
Lightens Freckles and Acne Scar
Improves Skin Texture
Makes skin more supple and gives it a healthy glow.
Improves Eczema
How To Make Your own Anti-aging Squalane Serum
Well, squalane can be used alone but it can be made more powerful by adding some essential oils. You can add 2-3 drops of Rosewood essential oil and 2-3 drops of Geranium essential oil to one oz bottle of Pure Plant based Squalane and apply every night before going to bed.
You can compare and buy Squalane and Squalane based skin care products here
You can go for oral supplement if you don’t want to use it topically.
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by jp, on January 22 2009 @ 4:11 pm
Great post! I didn’t know about squalane until now. I am taking squalene and it does make your skin healthier