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MelinOIL™ / Peptide responsible for melanin stimulation
Od 24,76 €MELINOIL™ is a unique oil-soluble active component that stimulates the skin's defense mechanisms against UV damage. It is an α-MSH biomimetic peptide designed to protect cells from UV rays, thereby limiting the damage that leads to premature aging of the skin. This mechanism is patented and microemulsified with phospholipids in the oil phase. Extremely small droplet size (< 100 nm) and a specific water/oil/phospholipid ratio results in a transparent oil that is then suitable for transparent oil products such as sun and after-sun oils and oil serums. -
Glyceryl Stearate SE
Od 5,18 €Glyceryl Stearate SE is a plant-based emulsifier used in U/V systems. This emulsifier creates very pleasant, smooth textures that can accommodate all cosmetic oils, and creams will be stable with a pH of 6.8 – 8.2. Caution is required when using additives containing acids or electrolytes as they can be destabilizing and must be dosed carefully. -
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WeylCare® ATBS
Od 9,43 €WeylCare® ATBS is a pre-neutralized, hydrophilic polymer characterized by its ability to seamlessly modify viscosity across a wide pH range. It creates very smooth textures and provides a strong feeling of hydration without stickiness.
WeylCare® ATBS shows excellent stability and is compatible with most ingredients in various skin care products. The key characteristic of this raw material is the texture it creates: smooth, light and fresh. This makes WeylCare® ATBS the perfect thickener for a very wide range of cosmetic preparations for facial and body skin care. It is suitable for use in O/W and W/W emulsions.
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Cytobiol™ Lumin Eye / Water-soluble active component
Od 6,54 €CYTOBIOL ™ LUMIN-EYE is an active ingredient for use around the eyes that belongs to the Cytobiol line, the idea of which is the unification and synergistic action of 3 components: extracts, vitamins and oligoelements. Here, these are ash tree bark extract (antioxidant, venetonic), vitamin B3 (Niacinamide) and organic silicon (strengthens the capillary structure).
CYTOBIOL ™ LUMIN-EYE acts on skin microcirculation, and research also shows effects in reducing the visibility of dark circles and bags around the eyes.
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Acidum stearicum EP/Ph.Eur / Co-emulsifier in dermal preparations
Od 2,88 €Acidum stearicum EP/Ph.Eur / Co-emulsifier in dermal preparations -
Elastin Bio-Marine / Elastin extracted from the skin of certain fish species
Od 8,14 €BIO MARINE ELASTIN is a raw material obtained by extraction of enzymatic hydrolysis of insoluble connective tissues of certain fish species. Elastin is a protein of connective tissues and ligaments, and BIO MARINE ELASTIN is used in cosmetic formulations as a substitute for that obtained from cattle.
This raw material increases the biodynamic properties of the skin and restores its softness and elasticity. It contains peptides and elastin amino acids, such as aspartic acid, threonine, serine, glutamic acid, arginine and others). We can offer these skins the precursors that fibroblasts need to increase elastin synthesis. The biochemical properties of the skin are directly determined by the composition and quality of the connective tissue.
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Collagen Hydro-Marine / Marine collagen, water-soluble
Od 6,48 €HYDRO MARINE COLLAGEN V10 is a hydroglycolic active ingredient obtained by partial hydrolysis of natural collagen. Natural collagen is a large molecule with a high molecular weight (about 300,000 daltons) and is unable to penetrate the epidermal barrier to reach the dermis. Only in the dermis can collagen have a certain effect.
Different types of collagen can be present in the skin at the same time, depending on the stage of synthesis and maturity of the skin.
Collagen and elastin are proteins in the skin that are responsible for elasticity, tone and texture. Collagen is one of the strongest proteins in nature and gives the skin its strength and durability. Over time, collagen fibers cross over and form a network, which changes their structure and physical and chemical properties, leading to the appearance of the first wrinkles.
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