Topical composition and method for rejuvenating skin
OwnerAlbert Metsadainventor
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Abstract
The invention provides a topical composition for rejuvenating skin texture, comprising a first topically applicable component for stimulating the flow of blood in the arteries leading to, and capillaries feeding the muscles adjacent the skin; and a second topically applicable component for stimulating the flow of blood in the capillaries adjacent skin cells.
Claims14
A topical composition for rejuvenating skin texture, comprising a first active ingredient comprising cayenne pepper for stimulating the flow of blood in the arteries leading to the muscles, and the capillaries feeding the muscles, adjacent the skin;
- and a second active ingredient selected from the group consisting of vaccinium myrtillus, gingko biloba, thyme, or a mixture thereof, for stimulating the flow of blood in the capillaries adjacent skin cells, said first active ingredient being present in an amount sufficient to stimulate the flow of blood in the arteries leading to the muscles, and the capillaries feeding the muscles, adjacent the skin, and said second active ingredient being present in an amount sufficient to stimulate the flow of blood in the capillaries adjacent skin cells.
A method for rejuvenating skin texture, comprising applying to the skin surface a topical composition comprising a first active ingredient comprising cayenne pepper for stimulating the flow of blood in the arteries leading to the muscles, and the capillaries feeding the muscles, adjacent the skin;
- and a second active ingredient selected from the group consisting of vaccinium myrtillus, gingko biloba, thyme, or a mixture thereof, for stimulating the flow of blood in the capillaries adjacent skin cells, said first active ingredient being present in an amount sufficient to stimulate the flow of blood in the arteries leading to the muscles, and the capillaries feeding the muscles, adjacent the skin, and said second active ingredient being present in an amount sufficient to stimulate the flow of blood in the capillaries adjacent skin cells.
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