Q10

The co-enzyme Q10, also known as ubiquinone, was discovered in the 90s and integrated in an anti-aging skincare for the first time. Since then it has established itself in cosmetics as an effective anti-aging ingredient. Q-10 is a substance found in the body, which in part is absorbed from food but which is also produced by the body itself. In every human cell energy from food is converted into the body’s own energy (ATP). Q-10 plays a direct role in this conversion process as a co-enzyme. Seen from a cosmetic point of view, it thus supports skin regeneration, repairs dysfunctions in the cells, ensures the removal of free radicals and positively influences cell functions in wound-healing.

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 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.