Beauty starts from withinand shows on the outside

Hyaluronic acid

From age 35, skin loses firmness and volume as its production declines. It acts as a hydrator and lubricant for tissue, increasing volume and density and minimizing wrinkles.

Hydrolyzed collagen

The main component of the dermis. Its role is to build and maintain tissue structures, which is decisive for skin firmness and flexibility.

Coenzyme Q10

A compound that helps generate energy in cells; its production decreases with age. An energizing, antioxidant action that prevents wrinkles and premature aging.

Resveratrol

A natural polyphenol found in black grapes and red wine. A powerful antioxidant: it helps eliminate free radicals and prevent premature aging.

Soy isoflavones (genistein)

Estrogens regulate skin thickness and hydration, and decline from age 45. Genistein improves the skin's structural properties and stimulates hyaluronic acid production.

L-cystine

A sulfur-containing amino acid, the main component of keratin in hair, skin and nails. It plays a role in its synthesis and is linked to increased hair density.

Carotenes

Beta-carotene converts into vitamin A and acts as a natural pigmenting agent, promoting a faster, more intense tan from within.

Lycopene

An antioxidant that boosts the effect of beta-carotene and helps protect skin against UV rays.

Vitamin C

An essential antioxidant involved in collagen synthesis that adds radiance while protecting skin from oxidative damage.