The cold and its beauty secrets finally revealed
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Goodbye to bags under the eyes. Really?
Better circulation for radiant skin
Collagen, the return!
An instant lifting effect
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The cold and its beauty secrets finally revealed: the benefits of Niuk on your skin
Niuk, an iced roll-on at -18°C, offers an innovative solution to reduce eye bags and wrinkles, in particular by stimulating collagen production. By applying the cold to the skin, it activates microcirculation, reduces swelling and firms tissues. Studies show that cold stimulates fibroblasts, responsible for collagen, thus improving the firmness and radiance of the skin, with a refreshing and toning effect from the first minutes.
SEPTEMBER 26, 2024
The treatment of eye bags and wrinkles by cold is an approach that is gaining popularity. Riding on this wave (rather this iceberg), Niuk and his thermoregulating roll-on, a 100% French innovation, uses extreme cold to decongest, improve blood circulation and stimulate collagen production. Scientific studies have shown that cold activates microcirculation, promotes cell regeneration and improves skin firmness. In just a few minutes of use, the Niuk roll-on offers a refreshing, smoothing and toning effect, transforming the skin for a more radiant and rejuvenated appearance. Naturally.
Goodbye to bags under the eyes. Really?
After a night that is too short, the bags under the eyes are a clear sign of fatigue. However, there is an effective solution: Niuk, this thermoregulating roll-on that has been specially designed to target this problem. Cold, known for a few decades for its benefits on blood circulation, makes it possible to tighten blood vessels, thus reducing swelling and dark circles. By applying the Niuk roll-on under your eyes, its cold ball immediately stimulates microcirculation and acts in a draining way to evacuate the toxins responsible for the bags. Result: in just a few minutes, the look appears fresher and brighter, as after a night of restful sleep (for more information: The role of cold in the wrinkle reduction process).
From a scientific point of view, several dermatological studies have shown that the application of cold is particularly effective in reducing swelling under the eyes, offering a real boost for a rested and toned skin in the morning, without a bag and without complaint!
Better circulation for radiant skin
The benefits of extreme cold do not stop there. When you use the Niuk roll-on, its low temperatures cause a phenomenon called vasoconstriction (the vessels contract), followed by vasodilation (the vessels dilate). Said like that, it sounds technical, but it's super simple: under the effect of cold, your skin plays the accordion, the pores close and then open again, which has the effect of regenerating the skin. In practice, cold helps circulate blood in all the small cells of your skin, nourishes them in depth and rids them of impurities. What should be noted is that with the Niuk roll-on, the feeling is ultra pleasant: you immediately feel a refreshing and toning effect on your face, perfect for gently awakening your complexion (to learn more: How Niuk promotes a more radiant skin texture).
Collagen, the return!
We know, collagen is a bit of a fountain of youth for our skin. It gives him this plumped and young appearance, this quality of skin that we want to keep as long as possible. But now, after a certain age, some say 20 years, others 25, collagen production slows down. It would even stop, leaving us as with a blocked bank account, quantities of collagen to use throughout our lives without hope of recovering others one day...
But what we also know recently is that the extreme cold is relaunching this machine! By passing this little eco-friendly ice cream ball on your face, you stimulate your skin cells. You put a piece back in the collagen machine! And hop, these cells are starting to produce or reproduce collagen again. More collagen = less wrinkles and firmer skin. And that's it! (to learn more: The action of the Niuk to revive collagen production).
A study published in the Journal of Clinical Investigation recently showed that cold stimulation activates a cascade of biological responses, promoting collagen production by stimulating fibroblasts, which are the cells responsible for its production, thus strengthening the firmness of the skin.
An instant lifting effect
It often happens that you want to quickly revitalize your face before an important event, hoping for an immediate rejuvenating effect. The Niuk roll-on offers an effective solution to meet this demand. By applying the refreshing ball of the Niuk roll-on to the skin, the cold stimulates microcirculation and tones skin tissues. After a few minutes of application, a smoother and firmer skin appears, thanks to the ability of the cold to tighten pores and smooth fine lines. This effect is natural and visible quickly.
A recent study published in Dermatologic Surgery showed that facial cryotherapy, also known as "cryofacial," instantly improves skin firmness, thus enhancing the effectiveness of the method.
CONCLUSION. The Niuk thermoregulating roll-on exploits the benefits of cold to improve blood circulation, stimulate collagen production and firm the skin. In a few minutes, it reduces bags under the eyes and smoothes wrinkles, offering a natural lifting effect and a radiant complexion.
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А. N Aleinik, V. V. N. Velikaya D. Turgunova, Zh. A. Startsev Cold Plasma Treatment Accelerates Regeneration of the Skin after Mechanical Damage,https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10527-020-10019-1
Evaluation of the effectiveness and safety of whole body cryotherapy for therapeutic purposes – 2019,https://www.inserm.fr/rapport/evaluation-de-lefficacite-et-de-la-securite-de-la-cryotherapie-du-corps-entier-a-visee-therapeutique-2019/
Kevin Wei, Hung N. Nguyen, and Michael B. Brenner Fibroblast pathology in inflammatory diseases,https://www.jci.org/articles/view/149538
Sophie A B Erdmann, James Wokes. Skin thermal recovery following cryotherapy: a comparison of liquid nitrogen and liquid nitrous oxide,https://academic.oup.com/ced/article-abstract/48/11/1255/7219202? login=false