New studies show that if hyaluronic creams are used incorrectly, wrinkles will actually increase.

One of the most popular agents in skin care has been hyaluron for years. The beauty industry touts the excellent moisture reservoir in our skin as the ultimate wrinkle killer. Women are increasingly investing in creams and serums containing this coveted active ingredient. In fact, hyaluron in our skin is a guarantor of resilience and elasticity. But recent studies have brought a shocking truth to light: hyaluron creams and serums can even accelerate the formation of wrinkles on our skin. The problem often lies in the way hyaluron is applied.

One of the most popular agents in skin care has been hyaluron for years. The beauty industry touts the excellent moisture reservoir in our skin as the ultimate wrinkle killer. Women are increasingly investing in creams and serums containing this coveted active ingredient. In fact, hyaluron in our skin is a guarantor of resilience and elasticity. But recent studies have brought a shocking truth to light: hyaluron creams and serums can even accelerate the formation of wrinkles on our skin. The problem often lies in the way hyaluron is applied.

Hyaluron depots in our skin act like little moisture balloons. They keep our skin plump on the one hand and continuously supply the skin layers with moisture on the other. When we are young, these depots are well filled and constantly renewed, as the regeneration of our skin is in full swing. With increasing age, however, the regenerative capacity decreases.

When the first wrinkles appear and the skin becomes drier, many of us turn to hyaluronic creams. You probably know this: your skin feels dry, so you apply face cream. Shortly after, your skin seems hydrated again, and you feel relieved. But the feeling of dry skin quickly returns, and you have to reapply cream. It's an endless cycle that can do more harm to your skin in the long run than you think.

Hyaluronic cream not only simulates a moist skin feeling, but also soothes our skin. But the body reduces the natural production of hyaluron at the same time. As a result, more and more hyaluron depots in our skin collapse because the body thinks it doesn't need them. The result: more and deeper wrinkles and persistently dry skin. You cream again, and the spiral of moisture loss, renewed creaming and diminishing regeneration picks up more and more speed.

German researchers have found a way to make deep use of hyaluron and increase skin regeneration. The so-called "Dulex Acid Complex" works in two stages: in the first stage, it removes barriers that prevent absorption into the skin, and in the second stage, it infiltrates hyaluron deep into the skin. As a result, this new active ingredient complex can stimulate the natural regeneration of new skin cells and hyaluron depots and break the negative spiral.

The active ingredient complex developed and manufactured in Germany is now marketed in a serum called Dulexir Hyaluron. This serum is available as a night treatment in any pharmacy under PZN-16819038 and can also be ordered directly from the German manufacturer at www.dulexir.com can be purchased.

Test the Dulexir Hyaluron night cure with the Dulex acid complex at www.dulexir.com risk-free for 30 days. The manufacturer is so confident that you can try the serum. If you are not satisfied, you can simply cancel it and get your money back.