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Skin Care Tips... Inspirational Corner... Not all moisturizers are created equal! Find out how your skin can benefit from some key ingredients... Ceramides These are naturally occurring lipids that attract moisture to the skin to enhance the skin’s Natural Moisturizing Factors. Ce- ramides help structure and strengthen the water permeability barrier function of the skin. Glycerin A prominent ingredient in mois- turizers that enhances the skin’s natural protection by filing in the area in the intercellular matrix. Its hydrating properties reduce dry- ness and restores normal barrier function. Hyaluronic Acid Hyaluronic acid (HA) is naturally present in the body and plays a vital role in skin cell activity and hydration. An abundance of HA attracts and retains moisture up to 1000x its weight in water, to promote nutrient absorption and plump the extracellular matrix of the skin. Shea Butter A rich source of antioxidants with excellent penetration. Shea Butter is a natural skin moisturizer with plenty of Vitamins A, E, and F to enhance cell regeneration and capillary circulation. It moisturizes the skin with all the essential elements it needs for balance, elasticity, and tone. Sphingolipids These active lipids function as skin-repairing and conditioning ingredients, with their ability to provide long-lasting moisturiza- tion and protection against environmental aggressors. Squalene By protecting the skin cells from oxidation, squalene can slow down the premature aging process of the skin. This antioxidant is a natural component of human sebum with emollient properties that soften and soothe the skin. Sunflower Seed Oil Enriched with Vitamins A, D, E to deliver lightweight protective barrier on the skin. It provides high content of Omega-6 es- sential fatty acid necessary for healthy development of cells. Vitamin E Attributed with antioxidant, anti-aging, moisturizing, and UV protection properties, Vitamin E reduces trans-epidermal water loss from the skin and defends the skin’s moisture balance. A Highlight on Moisturizing Ingredients... Lathering Layers? Give your moisturizer a few minutes to properly absorb to promote better make-up application and stay. "Life 10% of what haens to y and 90% of how y react to it.." - Charles Swindoll November 2014, Volume 6, Issue 11 NEWSLETTER Find us on Facebook www.facebook.com/ClaytonShagal
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Page 1: Newsletter November 2014

Skin Care Tips... Inspirational Corner...

Not all moisturizers are created equal! Find out how your skin can benefit from some key ingredients...

Ceramides These are naturally occurring lipids that attract moisture to the skin to enhance the skin’s Natural Moisturizing Factors. Ce-ramides help structure and strengthen the water permeability barrier function of the skin.

Glycerin A prominent ingredient in mois-turizers that enhances the skin’s natural protection by filing in the area in the intercellular matrix. Its hydrating properties reduce dry-ness and restores normal barrier function.

Hyaluronic Acid Hyaluronic acid (HA) is naturally present in the body and plays a vital role in skin cell activity and hydration. An abundance of HA attracts and retains moisture up to 1000x its weight in water, to promote nutrient absorption and plump the extracellular matrix of the skin.

Shea Butter A rich source of antioxidants with excellent penetration. Shea Butter is a natural skin moisturizer with plenty of Vitamins A, E, and F to enhance cell regeneration and capillary circulation. It

moisturizes the skin with all the essential elements it needs for balance, elasticity, and tone.

Sphingolipids These active lipids function as skin-repairing and conditioning ingredients, with their ability to provide long-lasting moisturiza-tion and protection against environmental aggressors.

Squalene By protecting the skin cells from oxidation, squalene can slow down the premature aging process of the skin. This antioxidant is a natural component of human sebum with emollient properties that soften and soothe the skin.

Sunflower Seed Oil Enriched with Vitamins A, D, E to deliver lightweight protective barrier on the skin. It provides high content of Omega-6 es-sential fatty acid necessary for healthy development of cells.

Vitamin E Attributed with antioxidant, anti-aging, moisturizing, and UV protection properties, Vitamin E reduces trans-epidermal water loss from the skin and defends the skin’s moisture balance.

A Highlight on Moisturizing Ingredients...

Lathering Layers? Give your moisturizer a few minutes to

properly absorb to promote better make-up application and stay.

"Life is 10% of what happens to you and 90% of how you react to it.."!

- Charles Swindoll

November 2014, Volume 6, Issue 11

N E W S L E T T E R

Find us on Facebook www.facebook.com/ClaytonShagal

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November 2014 Volume 6, Issue 11 Page 2

Featured Products of the Month...

November ~ December Promotion

In the next issue... The Art of Defensive Skin Care

Just in time for the holiday season...

Enjoy a free gift with the

purchase of Clayton Shagal Skin Care products!

Classic Creams Summary Chart

See next month’s issue for our Intensive Creams Summary Chart.

Moisturizers Key Ingredients Ideal for...

Acnose Ultra-Light Matifying Cream

Hydrolyzed soy protein• Surface cream matifier

• Imbalanced skin conditions

Hydra Light Cream Glycerin• Basic skin care needs

• Enhances NMF’s

• Non-occlusive for young, oily


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