Skin & Anti-Aging

Skin & Anti-Aging
Skin &
Anti-Aging

Beauty is active cellular work

The skin renews itself approximately every 28 days, a high-energy process that involves millions of cell divisions and repair procedures. As a boundary organ, it reacts sensitively to internal metabolic processes, hormonal influences, and oxidative stress. The cells of the dermis, in particular, rely on high-performing mitochondria to form structural proteins and maintain their protective function.
With increasing age, as well as with changes in internal balance, the regenerative activity of skin cells measurably decreases. This can affect firmness, elasticity, and moisture balance. A sufficient energy supply at the cellular level is therefore a key prerequisite for normal skin function and healthy skin aging.

What the skin and anti-aging need:

Ubiquinol (Q10)
Ubiquinol supports the energy supply of the skin cells and protects the mitochondria from oxidative stress. It contributes to the regeneration, firmness and resilience of the skin.
Vitamin C
Vitamin C is crucial for the body's own collagen formation. It supports the skin structure, promotes regeneration and protects against environmentally induced oxidative stress.
Vitamin A (with D3)
Vitamin A supports the formation of new cells and the differentiation of the skin cells. It contributes to a smoother skin structure and to the regeneration of the skin barrier.
Alpha-lipoic acid
Alpha-lipoic acid acts as a strong antioxidant and supports the regeneration of other protective substances such as vitamins C and E. It protects the skin cells from premature ageing and environmental stress.
Spermidine
Spermidine activates cellular cleaning processes (autophagy) and supports natural cell renewal. It contributes to vitality, regeneration and healthy skin ageing.