Finally the time has come for you to love your skin, from the inside out! Lipowheat, recently featured on The Dr. Oz Show is praised for taking dry, itchy skin and naturally moisturising it to appear youthful from; you guessed it, the inside out. This fairly new supplement first became popular in Asia, but recently released scientific information has surfaced, providing us with proper dosages and how it can work wonders on your skin.

What are Ceramides?
Our skin is the largest, and often arguably, the most important organ of the body. But as we age, our skin naturally loses ceramides – the loss of which are said to be linked to dry and damaged skin. Sound familiar? Ceramides are natural lipids and are a major component in surface skin structure – they basically serve as the glue that holds our surface skin cells together. However, the ceramides of lipowheat protect the ‘treasure’ of our skin, known as the fibroblasts. As noted, dry, irritated and sensitive skin is often a result of a lack of these ceramides, which can in turn make your skin more susceptible to changes in the weather, environment or other irritants.

Why Lipowheat?
A loss of ceramides can easily be replenished with supplementation called Lipowheat. Dr. Oz recommends the lipowheat chain, because this supplement helps reach the blood vessels and bring moisture to the nutrients under the skins surface, which in turn gets pushed up through the skin. The healthier it is under the surface, the more appealing it will be on the surface – makes sense! The moisture levels that get pushed up help fill dry skin, wrinkles and fine lines and the healthy blood vessels give your skin the look it had in it's prime – youthful glow, anyone? Some people can see the benefits in as little as two weeks, and the recently discovered safe and recommend dosage is 300ml/daily.

The Perks!
One of the bonuses to taking lipowheat as a supplementation for healthier skin and not just relying on moisturiser is because you’re guaranteeing its going to the skin. We're not saying that moisturising is bad, but when you use creams or lotions there is always the possibility that it could rub off before it’s fully absorbed. Especially depending on what you're doing after you apply it or the elements you’re skin are facing after it’s applied. Once you start taking lipowheat consistently, you will also notice that your skin is now naturally hydrated, and in turn you will cut back on using moisturiser in general – saving you time and money!

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