Right now I have an increasingly complex relationship with my face. On one hand I'm embracing the changes the years bring and celebrate the fact I'm older, wiser and more confident than I ever have been, but on the other hand I feel my youth slipping away one fine line at a time. I don't want to look like a teenager again, but the onset of deep wrinkles really quite worries me at this stage in my life (I'm sure I'll come to love them as they appear later down the line!) Anything I can do to delay the onset of the ageing process, make my skin more radiant and reduce the appearance of those little crinkles, I will - within reason. Personally things like botox and seriously invasive procedures just aren't quite me, but give me any lotion or potion and I'll slap it on happily with the aim of reducing those signs I see every day in the mirror. My skincare regime is expansive and I invest a lot of time massaging in expensive creams and taking my supplements, but that doesn't mean there isn't always something more effective and somewhat revolutionary around the corner.
Elizabeth Arden's Ceramide Capsules were launched in 1990 and have become a global best seller. This bio-engineered, skin-identical ceramide formula was available in a first-of?its-kind single-dose capsule format, removing the need for preservatives and making skincare incredibly portable. If you're wondering what Ceramides are, then essentially these precious lipids form up to 50% of the skin's moisture barrier a...