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Can you trick human skin cells into regenerating?  It sounds to good to be true, yet L’Oreal hopes to use this technology to introduce a range of anti wrinkle creams.

Experts in ‘glycobiology’, which scientifically means using naturally occurring sugars to improve the health, can also improve the damaged skin.

L’Oreal ‘registered as Glycanactif hope to launch a cosmetic range this year.

Peter Seeberger, director at Max Planck Institute in Berlin indicated research shows biochemical changes to skin improvement.

Working with L’Oreal he hopes the cream will stimulate  and dramatically improve the appearance of the skin.

A procedure using artificial chemicals to act as natural ones does the trick by regenerating skin cells.

It is surprising to think that lots of scientific experimentation abounds in the cosmetic industry may actually have beneficial side effects.

Richard Gallo professor of dermatology at the university of California said ‘results are good but as yet we’re unsure if these molecules really get into the skin’.

Open to all views he hopes these chemicals will prove beneficial.  But on the other hand is this news in fact more hype in the cosmetic industry.

We will have to wait and see as the product is still undergoing research and is yet to be released.  If it does in fact work as it says it will, we imagine L’Oreal products will be flying off the counter in the very near future.

This will be great news for those that are looking for that little extra skin boost!

Wrinkles, lines, grey and tired looking skin tends to appear twice as worse after the party season as most of us are in much need of a good night’s sleep!  The cold harsh weather conditions also affect our skin, again making it feel a little lackluster and under the weather as appose to really glowing