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SilDerm Group Launches New DNA-based Skin Rejuvenation Treatment

20 Mar 2012

SilDerm Group, one of the UK’s leading cosmeceutical companies, has launched SilDerm™-Celfix™, a new DNA based skin treatment that use natural enzymes to repair age spots and wrinkles caused by sun damage.

As we grow older our skin changes and can looseelasticity and developing colour spots and wrinkle. Additionally exposure to the harmful effects of UV radiation from the sun can cause damage to the DNA of skin cells which can accelerate the aging process. As the skin cells divide to form new skin, the damaged DNA is passed on to the next generation of cells and the ageing effect continues.

Celfix contains natural enzymes which get to the root of the problem. They actually repair the damaged DNA, so the skin cells repair themselves and become rejuvenated and more like cells in younger skin. When these new cells divide, they then pass on the repaired DNA to the new cells so the effects of Celfix are long lasting. As the old skin cells are replaced by the new rejuvenated cells, the skin takes on the appearance of younger skin with fewer fine lines and wrinkles and the sun spots fade.

There are three different products in the Silderm-Celfix range of skin treatments:

Celfix DNA Youth Recovery Facial Serum improves the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles and age spots and contains 3 natural DNA Repair Enzymes that attack DNA damage caused by UV rays.

Celfix DNA Ceramide Renewal Nourishing Cream is a moisturizing supplement which also functions as a protective shield, strengthening the skin’s barrier from the environment. It contains one DNA Repair Enzyme that attacks DNA damage caused by UV rays, but it also moisturizes, soothes and protects the skin.

CELFIX DNA iQuad Infusion Total Eye Complex is specially formulated to bring the benefits of DNA repair technology to the thin skin around the delicate eye area. It contains 4 ingredients which regulate cell activity to maintain the skin’s youthful appearance and eliminates blood-originated pigments, which is responsible for under-eye dark circles.

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