Applying topical antioxidants Night and Day will also greatly contribute to picture perfect skin. For an incomparable Day Treatment we recommend antioxidant-rich Vitamin C Ester Amine Complex Face Lift with DMAE to help diminish the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles while increasing the appearance of natural "lift" to the face and jaw line.
With each order of this Perricone power product you will receive a FREE travel size of Alpha Lipoic Acid Evening Facial Emollient as our gift to you. This dynamic duo will work 'round the clock to deliver new radiance and firmness to face, jaw line and neck, as well as a more tightened and toned appearance.

And remember, to spend the rest of your summer looking and feeling your best, follow Dr. Perricone's salad suggestions!

Until next time,
Anne Sellaro
Executive Editor

Summer’s long, hot, sunny days make cool, crisp dark green leafy salads an ideal food choice—especially when teamed with a quality protein such as wild Alaskan salmon or halibut. (I enjoy them best broiled or grilled.)

When you’re making summer salads—fruit and/or vegetable—include all the colors of the rainbow for a quick, delicious, powerfully anti-aging, skin-protective meal:

Colorful fruits and vegetables boast rare health and beauty benefits:

• Reduced risk of common cancers.
• Promote optimal memory function; reduce Alzheimer’s risk.
• Boost antioxidant intake to reduce "hidden" inflammation and slow external and internal aging.
• Enhanced cardiovascular health; reduced risk of diabetes and stroke.
• Extended "health-span": you may not live longer, but you will likely live in good health longer.

Salads: Grounded in fresh green hues
Green lettuces, vegetables, and fruits make a great beginning, offering high levels of healthful fiber and "phytonutrients" (natural plant chemicals with preventive health powers).

Late last month, many newspapers reported that European researchers succeeded in mapping the genetic structure of the bacteria (Propionibacterium acnes) present in acne sufferers.

While this achievement is laudable, the study authors admit that it may be many years before their genetic map leads to new treatments. They found that the microbe possesses multiple metabolic pathways: a property that enables it to grow under diverse skin conditions, and makes it hard to eradicate.

The new study found the enzyme-controlling DNA in acne microbes that permits them to stick to skin cells and degrade skin tissue. And, as lead author Dr. Holger Bruggemann told Reuters Health, "When the bacterium degrades the human skin the inflammation kicks in."

In The Acne Prescription, Dr. Perricone describes his breakthough findings—and delivers revolutionary solutions that clear skin quickly while improving overall appearance.