LIFTNES Neck, Décolleté and Breast cream

Phospholipids: due to their affinity with the structure of membrane phospholipidic molecules, they cross readily the stratum corneum, repairing cell membranes from damages of aging and quickly conveying glucosamine in depth. They promote the hydration of the skin, helping to keep intact the hydro-lipidic film. They are rich in linoleic acid, an essential polyunsaturated fatty acid, which helps restoring skin integrity and its physiological processes.

Glucosamine: polysaccharide involved in the biosynthesis of hyaluronic acid. With the skin aging there is a decrease in the quantity of glucosamine produced by our body with a subsequent loss of skin firmness, elasticity and hydration. It is important to integrate its physiological deficiency that leads to the weakening of the skin and the formation of wrinkles and blemishes.

SOD (superoxide dismutase): allows the conversion of superoxide radical, responsible for DNA mutations and interference in the synthesis of essential molecules, into substances less detrimental to the body (oxygen and hydrogen peroxide). In the process of aging, the quantity of SOD enzyme produced by cell decreases and cellular repair processes become less efficient. An external supply of SOD enzyme promotes the elimination of superoxide radical contributing to the natural process of cellular reparation and ensuring a good physiology of the skin tissue.

Vitamin E: essential antioxidant that protects cell membranes from the attacks of free radicals, preventing oxidative damage associated with cellular aging and promoting the use of linoleic acid.