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Role of Gold in Skin Care

Gold renews and revitalises. Paracelsus already appreciated its healing powers. The golden shimmer protects against damage from the environment – the skin's immune system is strengthened and its resistance increased.

Gold is split up into smallest particles for cosmetic use. The small and soft molecules of leaf gold are easily absorbed by the body. Through its energetic charge and being split into microscopically small parts, the particles surface is enlarged and the effect increased. Thus, the fine leafs of gold enfold their positive effect on the organism. Science has proven that many bodily functions are influenced by the flow of electrons. The so-called colloidal gold has a balancing effect on the body's electric functions. It produces a noticeable feeling of well-being and inner balance.

Research on Gold for skin care

Research has revealed that gold not only has anti-bacterial properties, but actually helps to transport oxygen molecules directly into the skin, influencing cellular functions and providing a new energy level. This helps to revitalise and rejuvenate the skin.

The youth of the skin is dependent on the efficiency of the cell-renewal process, which is hamp e red by many factors. The build-up of toxins and wastes in the system, along with exposure to ultraviolet radiation and chemical air pollutants, slows down the regeneration of new regeneration of new cells.

It also hastens the aging process by causing oxidation damage to the collagen fibres, the supporting tissue of the skin and by undermining the skin's normal functions. Pure gold actually helps to reverse oxidation damage, making the skin more firm, resilient and youthful.

Gold also helps stimulate lymphatic drainage and blood circulation, thus facilitating the removal of toxins and wastes and purifying the skin. All these actions help to improve the skin's normal functions, particularly that of regeneration of healthy new cells.