Description

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Whitening Collagen Mark Sheet. Nourish the skin and white skin. With the features of Arbutin and Vitamin B3 and the combination of Co-Q10 helps maintain and strengthen collagen. Regeneration of skin cells and keeps the skin soft, moist and youthful, bright and natural.

How to : Clean your face. To mask the skin clean and fit to page. Space around the eyes and lips. Use your finger to press gently on the mask and leave it for 15-20 minutes and peel off the island on the moisturizing skin massage gently. Until absorbed into the skin and rinse with clean water.

Alpha Arbutin

Alpha-Arbutin is a pure, water-soluble, biosynthetic active ingredient. It acts quickly, safely and extremely efficiently, and meets all the requirements of a modern, safe skin lightening and skin depigmentation product.

Alpha Arbutin is a very expensive ingredient. Most other formulations use the cheaper & less effective Beta Arbutin.

In clinical trials, Alpha Arbutin was found to be more effective than Kojic acid or Hydroquinone.

It is a skin lightening active that acts faster and more efficiently than most other skin lightening ingredients.

It diminishines liver (brown) spots and reduces the degree of skin tanning after sun exposure. Alpha Arbutin Uses:

• Blocking of melanin synthesis will result in lighter skin.
• Effective in reversing problems like freckles, patches from prolonged sun exposure, age spots, and liver spots.
• Alpha Arbutin successfully blocks skin’s tyrosinase activity resulting to the prevention of melanin formation. This natural ingredient can be very beneficial in treating melasma characterized by a dark or tan skin discoloration.
• Even skin tone. When deeper penetration into skin layers is needed, Alpha Arbutin is then mixed with other active agents to help in skin repair. This will correct many hyperpigmented conditions to have a more even skin quality. Some examples of this condition is vitiligo and linea nigra caused by pregnancy. Alpha Arbutin is a natural compound extracted from various natural plant resources such as bearberry plant. This compound inhibits the tyrosinase activity thus blocking epidermal melanin biosynthesis. Studies show that Alpha Arbutin works effectively when used generously for 2 to 3 months, for lightening the skin through blocking the production of melasma.

Alpha Arbutin Functions:

• Promotes lightening and an even skin tone on all skin types.
• Minimizes liver spots.
• Can reduce the degree of skin tanning after UV exposure.

A skin lightening study on 80 women demonstrated that an emulsion containing 1% ALPHA- ARBUTIN resulted in a faster and more pronounced skin lightening effect after 1 month when compared with other commonly used single components at 1 % use levels.

Vitamin B3

Also called niacinamide, vitamin B3 is one of several topical vitamins that has been studied in order to identify its potential benefit to the skin. A lot of ingredients have disappointed dermatologists due to low efficacy in treating various skin problems. However, vitamin B3 has undergone clinical testing and established itself as being useful when applied topically. How does niacinamide work and what benefits can it deliver to improve the appearance of your skin? Let’s examine these as well as the clinical studies that have been conducted.

How Vitamin B3 Helps Your Skin

There are 2 important enzymes (NADH and NADPH) that contribute to the production of cellular energy and lipids (responsible for cell growth). With a sufficient supply of both enzymes, your skin creates an effective barrier to external factors that influence the aging process. However, the levels of both NADH and NADPH decline as we grow older. When applied topically, vitamin B3 seems to reduce their rate of decline.

Because topical application of niacinamide can help preserve levels of NADH and NADPH, it contributes to the support of the skin’s barrier against pollutants and other irritants. As a result, many skin conditions, such as acne, the redness associated with rosacea, and other inflammatory signs can be actively managed. Also, vitamin B3 has shown to be useful for encouraging the production of natural emollients that can help the skin remain hydrated.

Clinical Tests With Niacinamide

While research is ongoing to uncover additional properties of vitamin B3, a number of clinical tests have already been conducted. A study organized by Proctor and Gamble found that not only is niacinamide well-tolerated by all skin types, but also reduces the appearance of hyperpigmentation, redness, yellowing, and blotchy spots on the face.

A group of 50 women between the ages of 40 and 60 participated in a double-blind, placebo-controlled study with randomized testing over a 12-week period. Randomization was done between a moisturizer lacking a niacinamide concentration and one with a 5% concentration. The results showed that the latter topical solution yielded more noticeable effects than the former.

Further, a clinical test was conducted by the Department of Life Science at the University of Seoul. The study found that cells which were exposed to vitamin B3 endured less oxidative damage, results that are consistent with an antioxidant. And, studies have also shown that niacinamide may be useful in increasing skin’s elasticity as well as in the treatment of wrinkles.

Proper Skin Care

Every skin care routine should include well formulated sun protection like Anthelios sunscreens, antioxidants and moisturizers suited to your skin type. The addition of niacinamide (i.e. vitamin B3) to your routine can also help manage skin conditions such as rosacea and acne. It may also be a useful addition to an anti aging skin care regimen.

Coenzyme Q10

Coenzyme Q10 (Co Q10) is a relative newcomer to the skin care industry. Yet, its value for general health and nutrition is rather well known and well researched.

CoQ10 has at least two important roles in the body. First, it is one of the essential cogs in the biochemical machinery that produces biological energy (ATP) inside the cells. Second, CoQ10 is an antioxidant. It helps neutralize harmful free radicals, which are one of the causes of aging. Under perfect conditions, the body can produce as much CoQ10 as it needs. However, various factors, such as aging, stress and some medications, can lower the levels of CoQ10 in the body. As a result, the ability of cells to withstand stress and regenerate declines. Unfortunately, the levels of CoQ10 in the body almost inevitably decline with age. In fact, CoQ10 is regarded as one of the most accurate biomarkers of aging since its decline correlates so well with the aging process. In some studies, rodents treated with supplemental CoQ10 lived up to 30 percent longer than their untreated counterparts. The effects of CoQ10 supplements on human longevity remain unknown. On the other hand, it was proven useful in treating certain human diseases, including heart failure and hypertension.

What can CoQ10 do for your skin? Theoretically speaking, CoQ10 (in a skin cream, for example) can be helpful. In most people over thirty, levels of CoQ10 in the skin are below optimum, resulting in lesser ability to produce collagen, elastin and other important skin molecules. Besides, CoQ10-depleted skin may be more prone to the damage by free radicals, which are particularly abundant in the skin since it is exposed to the elements. Thus, CoQ10 may boost skin repair and regeneration and reduce free radical damage. Furthermore, CoQ10 is a small molecule that can relatively easily penetrate into skin cells.

Based on this rationale as well as the drive to put new products on the marker, some companies introduced skin care products with CoQ10. It is unclear whether these products are effective. Firstly, theoretical effectiveness does not always result into practical benefits. Second, very few real studies indicating possible practical skin benefits of CoQ10 have been conducted so far. Arguably, the most encouraging was a 1999 study by German researchers who reported that long-term use of CoQ10 reduced crows feet (wrinkles around the eye).

Even if CoQ10 can be effective in treating skin aging, it is unclear whether popular CoQ10 products contain sufficient concentration of active CoQ10. (Keep in mind that CoQ10, just like vitamin C, can be inactivated by oxygen from the air.). You can get around this problem, however, by preparing your own CoQ10 cream where you can ensure proper freshness and concentration

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