L'Acido Ialuronico è formato dalle cellule della pelle e fa parte del suo tessuto connettivo. Una delle sue funzioni chiave è quella di trattenere l'idratazione, e ha la capacità di legare tra 1.000 e 10.000 volte il suo peso in acqua (cioè un grammo lega tra uno e dieci litri). Con l'età, la capacità naturale della pelle di produrre acido ialuronico si esaurisce e le rughe iniziano a formarsi e a diventare profonde.

Gluco-Glycerol (also known as Glyceryl Glucoside) is a nature-identical combination of glycerol and glucose. Used by blue-green algae to ensure their survival for 3.5 billion years, Gluco-Glycerol has been proven to stimulate the creation of Aquaporin 3 (AQP3) in human skin cells, thus increasing the number of aquaporins. Aquaporins control water transfer into and out of the cells. The more AQP3’s there are, the better the distribution of moisture within the deeper layers of skin.

By stimulating skin’s own water system, Gluco-Glycerol helps to moisture skin and improve its barrier function.

APG Complex (short for Alkylpolyglucoside) is an extra mild cleanser. The `G` stands for Glucoside, which is a nature-derived surfactant. Surfactants are the active ingredients in cleansers that enable them to clean the skin by lifting and removing impurities. There are several different types of surfactant widely used in skin cleaning products. Anionic (negatively charged) surfactants are often used because of their great foaming properties, but Glucoside (which is non-ionic, with no charge) is proven to be particularly gentle on the skin.

L'Acido Ialuronico è formato dalle cellule della pelle e fa parte del suo tessuto connettivo. Una delle sue funzioni chiave è quella di trattenere l'idratazione, e ha la capacità di legare tra 1.000 e 10.000 volte il suo peso in acqua (cioè un grammo lega tra uno e dieci litri). Con l'età, la capacità naturale della pelle di produrre acido ialuronico si esaurisce e le rughe iniziano a formarsi e a diventare profonde.

Gluco-Glycerol (also known as Glyceryl Glucoside) is a nature-identical combination of glycerol and glucose. Used by blue-green algae to ensure their survival for 3.5 billion years, Gluco-Glycerol has been proven to stimulate the creation of Aquaporin 3 (AQP3) in human skin cells, thus increasing the number of aquaporins. Aquaporins control water transfer into and out of the cells. The more AQP3’s there are, the better the distribution of moisture within the deeper layers of skin.

By stimulating skin’s own water system, Gluco-Glycerol helps to moisture skin and improve its barrier function.

APG Complex (short for Alkylpolyglucoside) is an extra mild cleanser. The `G` stands for Glucoside, which is a nature-derived surfactant. Surfactants are the active ingredients in cleansers that enable them to clean the skin by lifting and removing impurities. There are several different types of surfactant widely used in skin cleaning products. Anionic (negatively charged) surfactants are often used because of their great foaming properties, but Glucoside (which is non-ionic, with no charge) is proven to be particularly gentle on the skin.