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Paraben Free Skincare

Parabens are a group of widely used synthetic preservatives. Parabens are found in cosmetics, deodorants and antiperspirants. They’re easily absorbed into the skin and believed to be endocrine disruptors. 

Endocrine disruptors are chemicals that can interfere with the body’s endocrine (hormone) system. This produces adverse developmental, reproductive, neurological, and immune effects.

Research shows that endocrine disruptors may pose the greatest health risk during prenatal and early postnatal development (NIH – National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences).

Antiaging Cream

The key to beautiful skin is your skin care professional. Customise your luxury skincare experience. No more guess work. Get a regimen that is catered to your specific skin needs. See real results.

AlumierMD scientific formulations deliver exceptional results… all while being:

  • Paraben free
  • Sulfate free
  • Petrolatum free
  • Mineral oil free and free from  dyes

Skincare Science

At Susannah Makram Clinics London we help select products for our clients. Why? This enhances the skincare results and supports their naturopathic nutrition for skincare… because, after all, skin cell turnover rate takes time.

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Best antiaging cream

The Need To Select The Best Products…

As we age, our cell renewal factor slows down, leading to unnecessary build up of dead skin. So we must help the skin get rid of accumulated dead skin through exfoliation.
The right exfoliation regime can eliminate clogged pores. This helps luxuriously scientific formulations work into our skin.

What are the Average rates of Skin Cell Turnover

  • 14 days for babies
  • 21-28 days for teens
  • 24-30 days in 20s
  • 28-35 days in 30s
  • 30- 42 days in 40s
  • 45-84 days in 50s+++

Through advanced proprietary chemistry, the bioavailability of each molecule is considered. Ingredients in the AlumierMD product range are customised for our client’s specific skincare needs.

As a result, AlumierMD scientific formulations deliver exceptional results… all while being free from parabens; sulfates; petrolatum; mineral oil; dyes.

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Best Sunscreen

AlumierMD sunscreens are free of chemical sunscreen ingredients while being 40-42 SPF. They’re cosmetically elegant and can provide a natural glow to suit your skin tone.  Find out more. 

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best sunscreen

Antiaging cream must be matched for morning and evening needs and requirements. There’s no point choosing the best serums if they’re acting against your antiaging cream. There’s no point feeling the heavy weight of a hydrating moisturiser if chemicals seep into the blood stream, affecting health.

Apply products born out of an understanding that everyone wants clear, beautiful skin. AlumierMD assembled a team of top scientists and physicians to help us bring you the most effective formulations using optimal medical-grade ingredients.

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Sugar Free Diet Skin Benefits

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Sugar in The Skin

Luxury skincare anti wrinkle cream for ageing skin requires routine. Accelerated ageing, without proper care and nourishment of skin is instantly visible. Degenerative effects of ageing are similarly seen in other organs. Because of its visibility, our skin outwardly discloses to the world many aspects of our inner health.
If we want to heal our skin we have to heal our gut. How do we do this?

Gluten Free

In some cases, gluten sensitivity can cause a skin rash, she tells WebMD. However, the rash related to gluten sensitivity, called dermatitis herpetiformis, is seen mainly in people with celiac disease.

STOP THE PRESS! It’s official – sugar is bad for you. It contributes to tooth decay, diabetes, inflammation, cardiac problems, Alzheimer and makes you look old…

The Blood Sugar Skin Connection

Why is it that sugar makes your skin yellow, prone to wrinkles and often dry, crepey in texture, dull – generally not chic? Tired looking.

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dairy

ANSWER: Glycation

Glycation is an abnormal process involving sugar binding to a protein, for example fructose to collagen. When the bound sugar and protein are exposed to free radicals they form multiple protein combinations called Advanced Glycation End Products or AGEs. Advanced Glycation End Products hang around in the dermis (the thick layer of living tissue below the epidermis which forms the true skin) and manifest as sallowness in the skin.

You can see this reaction taking place in food; for example baked goods. Or in the delicious sugar shell on the top of a crème brûlée. This making of soft food to hard is glycation. When we eat it, the AGEs from these devilishly delicious nibbles are deposited in the skin.

dairy and acne

dairy and acne

Yes, eventually all carbohydrates are converted to sugar. Even things like brown rice. Less than in the eyeing you up in the fridge! Worst total body offender of the sugar world? That award goes to high fructose corn syrup – corn syrup that has undergone enzymatic processing to convert some of its glucose into fructose. This increases the rate of glycation by 10 TIMES when compared with regular glucose. People with diabetes should be particularly careful, as they will have twice as many AGE deposits in the skin as people without diabetes. And no surprises here but that lifestyle habit, smoking, increases the rate of AGE deposition too!

So what does it do to the skin, exactly?

  •   It makes collagen and elastin stiff and decreases skin elasticity (hello wrinkles)
  •   Inactivates antioxidant enzymes
  •   Increased death of fibroblasts and keratinocytes (not cool)
  •   Makes skin cells more sensitive to UV

Now that you’ve put down that New York Cheesecake slice… Here’s something you can DO.

First, find out if this something that could change your life. Why? It has been suggested that restricting your calorie intake is a way of reducing AGE formation and could increase your lifespan; but who wants to live on 1600 calories a day? Or if you do, don’t you need to know the exact effect this will have? What if its not what you want? Contact us. Find out what we do. Will it help you?

[1] Zouboulis CC. Acne and sebaceous gland function. Clin Dermatol. 2004;22:360–366.
[2] “Diet and Acne,” published in the Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology. Lead author  Whitney P. Bowe MD, FAAD


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