VITAMINS

Vitamin A

Vitamin A provides for an increase of mitotic activity, an increase of enzyme activity, a normalization of keratinization, an improvement of epithelialization, thickening of epidermis, regeneration of UV-damaged skin and an improvement of natural skin functions. It regenerates and restructures the skin, supports its barrier function and keeps it soft and supple.

Vitamin B3

Stimulates blood circulation and supports the natural barrier function of the skin.

Vitamin C (Ascorbin Acid)

Is known not only as Vitamin C in fruits, but also a synergetic additive to antioxidants. Influences positively the collagen synthesis in the skin. It reduces UV-induced cell damage, protects against free radicals and thus offers optimum protection against premature signs of aging.

Vitamin E

Vitamin E ensures the smoothing and improvement of the skin relief, acceleration of the epithelialization, improvement of the water binding capacity of the corneal layer and acts as a radical catcher. Vitamin E reduces the activation of ornithine carboxylase, stimulates repair mechanisms and protects against free radicals.

Panthenol (Vitamin B5)

Is the provitamin most frequently used in the cosmetics industry. It improves and increases the skin’s ability to retain moisture, has an anti-inflammatory effect and eases itchiness. By stimulating epithelialization, it helps wounds to heal.