Energy Beauty Cream | Skin Rejuvenation, Anti-Ageing & Natural Beauty Energy Field

The ultimate purpose of most beauty creams is to make the skin appear healthier, smoother, firmer, clearer, more hydrated, and youthful.

Beauty creams can improve the skin’s appearance, but they can also produce unwanted effects, particularly when they contain harsh chemicals, strong active ingredients, fragrances, or substances unsuitable for a person’s skin type.

Some negative effects appear immediately, while others develop gradually through prolonged or excessive use.

Some of the negative effects of using conventional beauty creams

1. Skin Irritation – Certain ingredients can cause burning, stinging, itching, or general discomfort, especially in sensitive skin.

2. Allergic Reactions – Fragrances, preservatives, botanical extracts, and other ingredients can trigger allergic contact dermatitis, resulting in redness, swelling, itching, or rashes.

3. Skin Barrier Damage – Excessive use of exfoliating acids, retinoids, or harsh formulations can weaken the protective skin barrier, increasing sensitivity and moisture loss.

4. Excessive Dryness – Some creams strip away natural oils or disrupt moisture balance, leaving the skin dry, tight, flaky, or rough.

5. Clogged Pores – Heavy or unsuitable formulations can contribute to blocked pores, blackheads, whiteheads, and acne.

6. Acne Breakouts – Certain cosmetic ingredients may aggravate acne-prone skin, particularly when combined with excessive oil production.

7. Increased Sun Sensitivity – Some ingredients, including certain exfoliating acids and medications used in skincare, can increase susceptibility to sun-related irritation or damage.

8. Skin Discolouration – Irritation or inflammation caused by beauty creams can produce dark patches or uneven pigmentation, particularly in darker skin tones.

9. Chemical Burns – Strong acids, inappropriate concentrations, or incorrectly used skin-lightening products can cause significant irritation and chemical burns.

10. Premature Skin Ageing – Repeated irritation, inflammation, and barrier disruption may worsen the appearance of fine lines and accelerate visible skin deterioration.

11. Skin Thinning – Prolonged misuse of potent topical corticosteroids, sometimes found in unregulated skin-lightening creams, can cause thinning and fragility of the skin.

12. Disruption of the Skin Microbiome – Some formulations may alter the natural balance of microorganisms living on the skin, potentially contributing to irritation or other skin problems.

13. Persistent Redness – Irritating ingredients or inappropriate use can contribute to ongoing redness, sensitivity, or worsening of existing conditions such as rosacea.

14. Eye Irritation – Creams applied too close to the eyes may cause watering, burning, swelling, or irritation.

15. Contact Dermatitis – Repeated exposure to an irritating or allergenic ingredient can produce persistent inflammation, scaling, and itching.

16. Unwanted Facial Hair Growth – Certain medicated creams, particularly those containing potent corticosteroids, may stimulate unwanted hair growth when misused.

17. Skin Infections – Damaged skin barriers or contaminated cosmetic products can increase the risk of bacterial or fungal infections.

18. Rebound Skin Problems – Discontinuing certain medicated products, especially improperly used topical steroids, may lead to flare-ups of redness, inflammation, or other symptoms.

19. Systemic Toxicity – Some unregulated skin-lightening creams contain mercury or potent corticosteroids, which can cause serious health problems beyond the skin.

20. Long-Term Pigmentation Disorders – Prolonged misuse of certain skin-lightening ingredients, particularly hydroquinone, can occasionally cause exogenous ochronosis, a persistent blue-black discolouration of the skin.

Eighteen months ago, we had an email requesting an energy form alternative to beauty creams after the person had a harsh reaction to an expensive beauty cream. 

We thought this interesting enough to pursue seeking out an energy field, or a combination of energy fields that can do everything better than the best beauty creams available on the market. 

Here is a list we put together of what a beauty cream should naturally do. 

Benefits of beauty creams

1. Deep Hydration – Increase the skin’s water content, helping it appear plumper, softer, and healthier.

2. Moisture Retention – Reduce water loss through the skin, preventing dryness, flaking, and roughness.

3. Collagen Stimulation – Certain ingredients, particularly retinoids, encourage collagen production, improving firmness and reducing fine lines.

4. Wrinkle Reduction – Soften the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles through hydration, improved skin texture, and longer-term collagen support.

5. Skin Firming – Improve the appearance of skin elasticity and firmness, particularly when using ingredients that support collagen.

6. Skin Brightening – Reduce dullness and help restore a more radiant, luminous complexion.

7. Pigmentation Correction – Help fade dark spots, sunspots, and uneven pigmentation by influencing melanin production or skin-cell turnover.

8. Skin Cell Renewal – Encourage the shedding of older surface cells, revealing fresher, smoother skin underneath.

9. Skin Barrier Repair – Support the protective outer layer of the skin through ingredients such as ceramides, fatty acids, and cholesterol.

10. Texture Refinement – Reduce roughness and improve the appearance of uneven skin texture, making the surface smoother.

11. Antioxidant Protection – Help neutralise free radicals that contribute to premature skin ageing and cellular damage.

12. Redness and Irritation Reduction – Soothe sensitive or irritated skin and reduce visible inflammation.

13. Pore Appearance Reduction – Make enlarged pores less noticeable by controlling excess oil, improving hydration, and refining skin texture.

14. Acne and Blemish Control – Certain formulations help unclog pores, regulate oil production, and reduce acne-related inflammation.

15. Protection Against Premature Ageing – Sunscreen-containing creams protect against ultraviolet radiation, one of the major causes of wrinkles, pigmentation, and loss of elasticity.

What happens inside the skin after you apply the beauty cream?

The skin consists of several layers. Beauty creams generally act most directly on the epidermis, the outer layer. Some active ingredients can penetrate sufficiently to influence biological processes associated with the deeper dermis, where collagen and elastin help provide structural support.

The main mechanisms include:

• Increasing water content in skin cells.
  
  
• Supporting the skin’s natural lipid barrier.
  
  
• Encouraging healthy skin-cell turnover.
  
  
• Influencing collagen synthesis.
  
  
• Reducing excessive melanin production.
  
  
• Limiting oxidative stress and inflammation.
  
  

Not every beauty cream performs all these functions. Its effects depend on the ingredients, formulation, concentration, and consistency of use.

We’ve put together a combination of subtle energy fields that work like a beauty / spa treatment on the skin every night. You play it once before you go to sleep. 

We also recommend applying a thin layer of castor oil on your face a few times a week. Both will work in unison. The castor oil isn’t necessary, but highly beneficial. 

Both the Youtube and Advanced versions contain 15 subtle energy fields. The advanced version contains the higher octave of the energy fields and are just over 600% more potent. As always, the advanced version has the highest level of consciousness for the energy fields, so, you can work with them for your particular skin type. 

Increasing your hydration is also a idea.