Why Does Skin Need Gold?
Gold treatment is gaining ground in the field of cosmetics. I would like to explain why this happens. Gold is said to have fantastic effects, if it is incredible, one should read pages about it on the internet. This is true, I admit, and I started to deal with this issue more profoundly.
My opinion is that we ought to give our skin the necessities it needs, i.e. the under-skin connective-tissue components. Instead of trouble-free agents, "revolutionary new agents" are being brought in the domain of cosmetics, by the help of which huge amounts of money are invested in advertisments and models. After a while, these are forgotten and a new miracle follows. I say miracle, because our skin absorbs gold and builds it up. If it does so, being a good electronic conductor, it ruins the transistor feature of the skin, necessary for the processing of the environmental radiations. In the past years, the bodies of the winner gladiators were mucked with gold in order to emphasize their profiles. The conclusion and the surprising result was that after a couple of hours they all dropped down dead. Many years followed till the cause of these tragedies were found out. Moreover, there are different kinds of agents depending on the different kinds of producers and I am not sure that pure gold is always used for this purpose. It can be combined with palladium, nickel and other kind of fine materials, that do not concern the components of the skin.
One of my clients used to have headaches and took analgetics for releasing the pain. One day she felt ill on the street, fainted and died of gastric haemorrhage. The analgetic itself was good but it had certain unforeseeable side-effects.
Getting back to the theme, gold, itself, does not have anti-wrinkle and regenerating effects, it cannot cure the skin full of acnes and we cannot use it for the repearing of pigmentation. How is that it is still effective occasionally?
The answer is that extracts of infusion of herbs, different kinds of agents stand next to it. They usually contain the adequate proportioned moisture and the materials which preserve it and block its evaporation. These materials also hitch the ideal quantity and consistency of moisture to the skin. Such is honey, glycerin, sorbit and the hyaluronacid, which has wonderful results. 1 g hyaluronacid can conserve 1000g water in its gelatinuos feature. It is important to know, though, that it can only function as a moisturizing cream, it cannot work off through the skin. Collagen is still to be mentioned and the so-called Q10, which also sound good, but they are referred to be as huge molecules and, as such, cannot work off. Internally, Q10 has good results, because in the production of the energy it is indispensable.
The cosmetic agents develop their effects the most intensively when they get to the right place, i.e where one would like to interfere in the functioning of the organism. The question of how deep the cosmetic materials should get under one's skin rises some problems. One of them is whether these materials contain pigment, ingredients, preservatives, scents and petroleum derivatives. The deeper these materials get into the skin, the higher is the possibility of the allergy and irritation. If we fight back the protective function of the barrier, we will easily let these materials pass in. Thanks God, our supplies and possibilities to strain these facts off broaden and we do hope that we can minimalize their usage.
In conclusion, this is only one, single opinion among the many others. Many different theories, arguments and counter-arguments start out within the craft. One should listen to each of them and should afterwards decide which of them is the most rational and acceptable.
