Five Reasons Why We Get A Rush Out of Gold
Pure gold adds a touch of luxury to eye cream application as well which we are always in favour of! In the post below we provide a few more reasons why we get a rush out of gold.
Gold boosts circulation to the skin cells which equates to enhanced skin vitality, health and luminosity. Given it is readily absorbed by the skin cells, it dissolves quickly into the skin, creating a shimmery tone and immediately reflects light. Anecdotally we have many women reporting on the luminosity of their eyes after using our eye cream. It is also assists other ingredients to more readily penetrate the skin barrier which further improves its ability to illuminate.
3. Skin Cell Turnover Boost.
Ions in gold molecules assist in stimulating skin cells, thereby encouraging skin cell turnover. I like to describe this as metabolically boosting the skin on a cellular level, which improves skin tightness, tone, waste removal and repair, which is not dissimilar to the positive effects which result from giving our body's metabolism a boost.
Interestingly, gold has been used medically to reduce inflammation in auto-immune conditions such as Rheumatoid Arthritis. The anti-inflammatory benefits of gold translate to more anti-ageing benefits. It reduces the appearance of dark spots and age spots by slowing the production of pigmentation. Gold also enhances skin cell oxygenation which promotes skin healing, fights bacteria formation and reduce acne flare-ups.
Gold is associated with feelings of love, rarity and luxury. We love being able to indulge in affordable luxury with our skincare. A daily touch of gold literally adds a bright spark to every morning.
Anna Mitsios
Anna is a certified naturopath and nutritionist and founder of leading Australian natural skincare and wellness company, Edible Beauty Australia. Anna has been featured in various publications including Mind Body Green, Women’s Health and Allure. She is committed to the natural transformation of her client’s skin using proven botanicals, nutrients and herbal formulations, both on the inside and out.
Anna’s career began in the corporate sector, where she specialised in corporate finance and private banking for over ten years working in Sydney and New York for a large Australian bank. Anna’s career change was sparked by her own health journey, following a diagnosis of Type 1 diabetes at 18 years of age. Her diagnosis triggered her intense study of botanicals and nutrition to manage auto-immune condition and assist others in attaining optimal health. Anna’s naturopathy career has included working as a naturopath within a reputable natural fertility clinic in Sydney, within a pharmacy and health food store and running her own naturopathy practice.
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