Astaxanthin
£50.00
Astaxanthin is emerging now as the most powerful antioxidant available today. A dermatological assessment showed a reduction of puffiness and a significant increase in skin hydration was observed after only 2 weeks. Ideal for all skin types.
Description
A light gel composed of a complex of carotenoids led by Astaxanthin with powerful antioxidant properties to defend cellular DNA from environmental ageing factors. Our formula is supported with the synergistic benefits found in marine extracts and liquid oxygen for corrective skin rejuvenation.
Benefits
Skin repair for damaged, dry and sensitive skin. Reduces diffuse redness. Prevents damage to DNA from environmental ageing factors. Firming and toning.
Indications
For dry, mature skin lacking in tone and firmness. For use after sun exposure.
For external use only.
Directions
Use daily. Apply a small amount over face and neck after cleansing. Re-apply as necessary.
Size
30ml
Active Ingredients
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AstaxanthinDefends DNA against environmental ageing factors such as UV exposure, pollution and smoke. Also provides anti-inflammatory properties and is suggested for use following sun exposure. |
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Laminaria & Fucus AlgaeRe-mineralising extracts of brown algae rich in copper, zinc, manganese and magnesium working in synergy with skin firming polysaccharides (Fucose) to reduce wrinkles. Fucose rich polysaccharides to strengthen connective tissue. |
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Tetrahexyldecyl AscorbateStable form of Vitamin C oil is 20 times more effective than ascorbic acid. Antioxidant stimulates collagen synthesis and promotes skin brightness. |
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Palmitoleic AcidAnti-inflammatory extract of Nannochloropsis algae rich in Omega-7 (70%) and Omega-3 Fatty acids (30%); indicated for skin rashes and eczema. |
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PerfluorodecalinLiquid oxygen transport; reduces inflammation while boosting cellular metabolism. |
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Sodium HyaluronateSuper moisturisation; skin emollient. |
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L-ErgothioneineExtraordinary dual action power active. First it catalyses oxygen consumption in the mitochondria to optimise metabolism. Further it is a co-antioxidant to reduce oxidative stress and defend cellular DNA. |