What’s in it?

13 Vitamins

• Vitamin A: Acts on the flexibility of the skin, promotes healing and partially corrects the impoverishment of the dermis associated with skin aging.


• Vitamin E: It is an antioxidant, thanks to its great anti-free radical properties.


• Vitamin B: It acts on the metabolism of essential fatty acids, contributing to the biological balance of the skin.


• Vitamin C: It acts on the synthesis of collagen, the inhibition of free radicals and the localized hyperproduction of melanin.


• Vitamin K: Plays an important role in the skin in regulating microcirculation.

23 Amino Acids

Ionic action on several hundred enzymatic reactions and essential cellular functions. As cofactors, minerals enhance different biological metabolisms

6 Coenzymes

Catalytic action on the body's metabolic reaction rate, reducing the energy required for reactions to take place. In this way, it favors biochemical reactions and increases the speed of tissue reconstruction.

5 Nucleic acids

The complementary contribution of nucleic acids stimulates protein synthesis and thus restructures all skin tissue.

2 Reducing agents

They are substances that easily lose one or more electrons. In this way, they stop the oxidation reactions of the cells of the dermis and epidermis.