•Glutathione:It is a natural sulfur-containing tripeptide formed by the amino acids cysteine, glycine and glutamic acid. Naturally produced by the body, it helps maintain antioxidant activity.

•Selenium:essential trace element implicated in numerous biochemical processes as an important enzyme cofactor. It is a component of proteins, known as selenoproteins and is indicated to protect cells from oxidative stress.

•Vitamin A(retinyl acetate): fat-soluble vitamin with antioxidant action.

•Blackcurrant(leaves - dry extract): the leaves are rich in flavonoids and anthocyanins useful for their antioxidant action.

•Echinacea(Echinacea purpurea Moench): Echinacea extract is rich in polyphenols that support the body's natural defenses.

•Copper:mineral implicated in numerous biochemical processes as it is found linked to specific
metallo-proteins and is an enzymatic cofactor. Thanks to its redox potential it helps protect cells from oxidative stress, helps the immune system, contributes to normal energy metabolism, the maintenance of normal connective tissues and the transport of iron in the body.

•Biotin(D-biotin): is a water-soluble “essential” vitamin of the B group that, since it cannot be produced directly by the human body, must be introduced with the diet. It plays a coenzyme role in many metabolic reactions, in particular those catalyzed by carboxylases involved in the biosynthesis of fatty acids and some amino acids and in neoglucogenesis. Its integration contributes to the maintenance of normal skin trophism.