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Over time, signs of aging appear on the skin and the body. One of the most effective ways to combat this aging is through the use of a good antioxidant such as astaxanthin.
The Cream astaxanthin is a powerful natural moisturizer.
It provides protection to the cell wall against environmental aggressions .
Helps smooth wrinkles, blemishes and keep skin moist to slow down the natural aging process.
In addition, it regulates blood flow and is a powerful facial anti-stress.
Who do we recommend it to?
To all those people who want to hydrate their skin at night before going to sleep. It is a perfect product for the daily night routine.
Composition: Astaxanthine, Prunus juice, Cera alba, Aloe Arborescens Juice, Phenonip.
Format: 50ml
AsTAxANTHIN Serum
Collagen is a protein that makes up 70% of the skin. Keeps skin firm, elastic and toned. This skin element is responsible for keeping your face in shape. The parts of the skin that give way to gravity with age remain in place. You can actually imagine collagen as your skin's main support system, because without it, your skin wouldn't be able to hold together.
More than introducing collagen, which you have already lost, the most important thing is to boost the production of your own collagen from the inside. For this it is necessary to provide your body with other substances such as minerals and vitamins necessary to synthesize collagen, accelerating its own production.
Over time, signs of aging appear on the skin and the body. One of the most effective ways to combat this aging is through the use of a good antioxidant such as la astaxanthin.
Perhaps this name seems unknown to us and makes us think of some chemical component, but actually astaxanthin is a natural pigment derived from the microalgae Haematococcus pluvialis.
This pigment, belonging to the family of carotenoids, is present in a wide variety of living organisms to which it gives its reddish color, such as blueberries or prawns._cc781905-5cde-3194-bb3b -136bad5cf58d_
Astaxanthin is one of the most effective natural antioxidants when it comes to fighting the signs of aging, in addition to having anti-inflammatory properties.
Its advantage lies in its broad capacity to protect the different layers of the skin, doing it from the inside out by crossing the lipid bilayer of the cell membrane. In addition, according to scientific publications such as PubMed (1) , it is the most powerful antioxidant in scavenging free radicals, and can be up to 65 times more powerful than vitamin C .
We manufacture lots of serums monthly according to demand, so they will never arrive in poor condition.
Being active ingredients, it may happen that they do not smell like perfume, which does not mean that they are in poor condition, on the contrary, it means that we have not added anything more than the active ingredient and the aloe Vera base, so that the product is as more natural and effective than it can be.
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Además de frenar el envejecimiento y ser un buen antiinflamatorio, propiedades que ya hemos comentado anteriormente, la astaxantina también mejora the elasticity of the skin, making its collagen layer stronger.
Taking astaxanthin in capsule form has also been shown. It has un energizing effect, improving physical condition and providing greater resistance to physical activity; in addition to exerting positive effects on the state of neurons, delaying their deterioration.
On the other hand, as stated in esta publicación Dr.James Vallejo Quintero MD – ISOHH Biological Medicine – Baden Baden, it is very effective at the time of_cc781905-5cde-3194- bb3b-136bad5cf58d_protect eye diseases, being a carotenoid; acting as an effective filter against sunlight, macular degeneration and cataracts.
- Another use of astaxanthin is as a treatment for androgenic alopecia, by inhibiting the activity of the enzyme 5-alpha-reductase, which causes this type of alopecia.
There are many properties that make this carotenoid so special.
Here the main differences:
- Astaxanthin is by far the most powerful antioxidant carotenoid when it comes to free radical scavenging: it is 65 times more powerful than vitamin C, 54 times more powerful than beta-carotene, and 14 times more powerful than vitamin E.
- Astaxanthin is much more effective than any other carotenoid as a "singlet oxygen scavenger," which is a particular type of oxidation. The damaging effects of sunlight and various organic materials are caused by this less stable form of oxygen. Astaxanthin is 550 times more powerful than vitamin E and 11 times more powerful than beta-carotene in neutralizing this singlet oxygen.
- Astaxanthin crosses the blood-brain barrier AND the blood-retinal barrier (beta-carotene and lycopene do not), which has huge implications for your eye health.
- It is lipid soluble, so it is incorporated into cell membranes.
- It is a powerful UVB absorber.
- Reduces DNA damage.
- It is a powerful natural anti-inflammatory.
- No adverse reactions have been found in people taking astaxanthin.
- It's virtually impossible to get your daily recommended amount of astaxanthin from your diet because it's only found in two main sources: microalgae and algae-eating sea creatures (such as salmon, shellfish, and krill).
Carotenoids
Carotenoids are the compounds in your foods that give them that vibrant cornucopia of colors—the green color of some vegetables, the red color of beets, the spectacular yellow and orange of your bell peppers—as well as all the beautiful flowers in your garden.
Almost all living things get their colors from natural pigments. Beyond their visual splendor, these pigments have a deeper value, carrying out a variety of important biological functions. They are extremely important for biological functions. They are also critical for the process of photosynthesis and for protecting the plant or organism from damage caused by light and oxygen.
Many animals incorporate carotenoids into their diets, which provide them with antioxidants and a source of vitamin A activity. By consuming a plant or organism that contains these pigments, you can reap a similar protective benefit. There are more than 600 natural carotenoids, but most people are familiar with only a few. Carotenoids are classified into two groups:
- Carotenes , which do not contain oxygen atoms: lycopene (the red one in tomatoes) and beta-carotene (the orange one in carrots) are some examples.
- Xanthophylls , which contain oxygen atoms: lutein, canthaxanthin (the gold in chanterelles), zeaxanthin, and astaxanthin are some examples.
Zeaxanthin is the most common carotenoid in nature (peppers, corn, kiwi, grapes, oranges, and pumpkins). At this time, there are probably about 10 different carotenoids circulating in your blood. None of the carotenoids tested to date are able to cross the blood-brain barrier – but astaxanthin is.
