A stimulant that increases blood circulation, promoting cellular rejuvenation, attenuating fluid retention, and leaving the skin with a luminous and youthful look.

It acts on lipolysis by inhibiting a specific enzyme; it blocks lipogenesis by preventing the expression of lipoprotein lipase and restraints insulin-stimulated glucose transport in adipocytes. Additionally, it provides a high content of antioxidants to the skin.

In synergy with collagen, glycoproteins contribute to the dermal matrix's density and compactness. They bolster the skin's protective barrier, ensuring sustained hydration and tactile softness.

Derived from the cane sugar plant, it is a stellar emollient renowned for replenishing the skin's lipid barrier, ensuring water retention within the dermal layers. This leads to an increased skin suppleness and elasticity. Notably, it confers a skin "smoothing" effect and exhibits pronounced anti-radical and antioxidant properties, attributed to its resistance to lipoperoxidation. This inertness ensures radical quenching and elimination.

Elastine has more than 18 amino acids, including glycine, proline, valine, and leucine which are essential in building elastic fibers. It also has film-forming and moisturizing properties that tighten the skin. Thanks to its molecular composition, it penetrates the epidermis a lot more effectively than hydrolyzed collagen. The molecular weight of Type I collagen, which makes up more than 90% of the collagen in our body, causes it to be located in the surface layer of the skin. This helps to give the skin elasticity, firmness, and tone.

Hyaluronic acid exerts a strong anti-aging and hydrating action.