17.03.14 | Par Sébastien | dans Beauty of your skin, News, SEARCH BY LANGUAGE, English | 0 commentaire
Who would have imagined that an arctic expedition would one day discover an unknown glycoprotein on the King George Island, with stupefying anti-wrinkle properties? Generated by a micro-organism living at the bottom of glaciers, Pseudoalteromonas antarctica is unbeatable when it comes to the production of collagen and elastin. Its wound healing, moisturizing and anti-wrinkle action, and the protection it offers against the cold, have made its reputation as a providential active ingredients • Decreases wrinkles up to 50%, in 1 month. • Increases Collagen I production to 128%, Collagen IV to 81%, in 15 days. |