Today, we’re going to talk about ingredients, which may not appear in the name of a certain product and just in the ingredients list, but are super stars nevertheless.
Niacinamide is another name for vitamin B3. It has been described as an antioxidant and helps to boost the immunity of your skin. It improves the performance of your epidermal barrier, which helps to retain moisture, and keeps your skin hydrated for longer. It helps to decrease redness and blotchiness in the skin and regulates oil flow. So if you have oily skin, instead of washing it rigorously, which may actually aggravate the issue, you have the alternative of applying products containing Nianicamide to control the oil flow. It also helps with hyper-pigmentation and boosts collagen production, which in turn minimizes lines and wrinkles.
Also known as Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP), is a type of a molecule that is acts as the leading source of energy for majority of our cellular and muscular functions. It is known to boost Collagen and reduces the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines. Adenosine is derived from yeast and also helps to soothe the skin. As we age, dermal levels of ATP decline and creates an energy deficiency, which in turn effects skin appearance. Products containing ATP provide anti-aging protection along with moisture and soothing. Studies have shown that repeated use of topical ATP can result in younger, more radiant-looking skin.
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