Angela Caglia explains how menopause-related aging makes skin drier, duller, and increases the appearance of fine lines due to lowered collagen and reduced sebum. She promotes her Souffle Moisturizer as a serum-moisturizer hybrid that provides instant hydration via “lipid lock” technology (a bioidentical ingredient to sebum), plus goat milk to help balance pH and vitamin C to support collagen and fight aging; she recommends applying it to the neck and under makeup for a daytime glow.
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All right, so one of the things about aging, when you start to hit the menopausal time, Yay. What happens is that your skin will start to look drier and more dull, and your fine lines are more pronounced, your collagen levels are decreasing, your sebum production is decreasing, which is your own natural oil. So therefore, it looks more dry and lifeless, and your fine lines are more pronounced, and your collagen is being reduced. So what I love to do is to use my souffle moisturizer. Now, this is almost like a serum and moisturizer because it packs so much punch. Now I'm going to show you. We have the lipid lock technology, which is a bioidentical ingredient to our own sebum. So your skin recognizes it, so it kind of just goes down immediately, like, ah, I recognize you. Come on in. So there's just instant hydration and moisturization. And then we have the goat milk, which is our own natural pH, so it helps to balance our pH. And we also have vitamin C, which is known to be a lovely hero in fighting aging and stimulating collagen. I love to put on my neck, too, by the way. So even midday, I'll put it on just to get this instant. Just quenching melts into my skin of moisture. And it's perfect under makeup to give you that daytime glow that you all want to feel more youthful.
