What is your skin saying?
The skin on your face is the most vulnerable skin on your body - exposed regularly to seasonal changes, extreme environmental conditions, and makeup, among other factors. You could say the skin on your face is under constant attack.

Yet, the skin on your face - your complexion - is an important element not only in protecting you from harsh elements, but in presenting you to the world as well. It reveals age, indicates stress, and makes an impression on others. It speaks.

As much as skin speaks, science is now learning to understand what it says: especially the facial skin. Skin professionals have learned to interpret the language of skin, and can read your complexion much like reading a book: stress, over-medication, sleeplessness…the skin tells all.

Pay attention to what your skin says, and depend on a skin care professional to help interpret. When your
skin looks healthy, it is an indication that you are also healthy - and it makes you feel good about yourself.

What is your skin telling you?

A to Zinc education
We have been told most of our lives about the importance of vitamins, but which supplements are helpful to the skin and why?
Vitamin A helps prevent skin disorders and helps treat superficial wrinkles.
Vitamin B Complex improves circulatory, digestive, and nervous system functioning. B vitamins are also known as anti-stress vitamins and are beneficial after an operation or surgical procedure. B2 promotes healthy hair, skin and nails. B6 helps prevent skin disorders.
Vitamin C is a water-soluble nutrient that provides antioxidant protection. It plays a primary role in the formation of collagen and is needed in tissue growth and repair. It promotes the healing of wounds and protects against blood clotting and bruising. It also protects against pollution, helps prevent cancer, and enhances immunity.
Vitamin E is an antioxidant that prevents oxidation of fats and Vitamin A. It also promotes healing, retards aging and enhances the UV blockers in sunscreen.
Copper is necessary for the function of an enzyme that is required to cross link collagen and elastin.
Grapeseed extract is an antioxidant that belongs to a group of plant flavonoids. Flavonoids provide significant antioxidant protection.
Green super foods refer to a group of land - and water-based plants that play a major role in detoxification and in killing bacteria.
Green tea, as well as a number of other herbs, is known for its potent cleansing properties of the skin and blood. The skin is often referred to as the third kidney.
Horsetail herb is a natural source of silica, a mineral that promotes healthy hair, skin and nails.
Manganese is a component of an antioxidant enzyme.
Selenium is an antioxidant that protects other antioxidants and is important in keeping tissues elastic.
Sulpher is a key building block for the amino acids that comprise collagen and elastin.
Zinc is important for normal skin function.

New Age, New Concept
As you journey through life, you'll find that all the different aspects of your existence are inseparable. We reflect this attitude in our approach to treatment, based not just on your appearance, but on wellness. We concentrate not just on your skin, but strive for an atmosphere of relaxation, well-being and serenity. We have established an environment that cherishes your need for self-enrichment. For your continued journey…a new approach, a new age, a new concept.