Antioxidant Mechanism of Action | Power of Vitamins C+E

Environmental stressors like pollution, UV rays, and other toxins are detrimental to the skin, forming free radicals that damage healthy cells. These free radicals attack cellular DNA; damage presents as inflammation on the surface of the skin, where melanin granules also form to reveal what we know as “dark spots.”

Degradation of collagen and elastin proteins occurs in the dermis layer of the skin, weakening the skin and- in turn- leading to lines and wrinkles.

Our January Pick: C&E ADVANCED WITH HEXYLRESORCINOL AND SILYMARIN

Vitamins C and E are a great example of powerful and potent antioxidants that work best when implemented as PREVENTATIVE care for the skin! This system of defense works to strengthen, smooth, and protect the skin- dramatically helping to reduce the appearance of discoloration- effectively providing an anti-aging management system and promoting an even skin tone.

Key Benefits:

– Repairs skin with collagen-inducing ingredients and melanin inhibitors

– Protect against harmful UVA/UVB rays with potent antioxidants – Prevents free radical damage with anti-inflammatory properties

Key Ingredients:

– L-Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C) (20%) – an antioxidant and matrix metalloproteinase inhibitor (MMPi) that is pure vitamin C; it minimizes the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles while promoting an even skin tone. It is the only bioavailable form of vitamin C accepted by the skin, providing maximum efficacy.

– Tocopherol (Vitamin E) (5%) – a lipid-soluble antioxidant vitamin and emollient ingredient.

– Hexylresorcinol (1%) – an age-fighting anti-glycation agent that brightens and promotes an even skin tone while reducing future discoloration.

– Silymarin (1%) – a powerful antioxidant derived from milk thistle that has skin-calming and brightening benefits and helps fight free radical damage.

Video and Info Courtesy of PCA Skin.

 

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