Cosmetic industry
vitamins
Ingredient categories
- Active Ingredients
- Anti-dandruff supplements
- Anti-inflammatory agents
- Antibacterial agents
- Conditioning agents
- Emollients
- Emulsifiers
- Increased water resistance
- Moisturizing agents
- Natural oils
- Opacifiers and pearlescent agents
- plant extracts
- Resins
- Scrubs and exfoliating agents
- Silicones
- Solubilizers
- Surfactants
- Thickeners
- UV Filters Under the Revada Private Label
- Waxes
Mixture of ascorbyl palmitate, Dl-alpha-tocopherol and lecithin for use as an antioxidant for fat-containing products: cosmetics, natural oils, animal fat, sauces, mayonnaises and biscuits
- Stimulates cell growth
- Effective against skin aging
- Smoothes wrinkles
- Repairs damaged skin
- Improves the texture of dry, flaky skin
- Reduces the harmful effects of UV
- Improves complexion
- Combines the action of all three vitamins
- Prevents skin aging
- Moisturizes
- Has an anti-inflammatory effect
- Reduces the harmful effects of UV
- Improve microcirculation
- Promotes hair growth
- Keep skin hydrated
- Smoothes the skin
- Soothes the skin
- Protects against peroxidation
- Has an anti-inflammatory effect
- Promotes skin healing
- Acts against wrinkles
- Promotes controlled release of active ingredients
A derivative of vitamin E and linoleic acid (an essential fatty acid), synergistically combines the effects of both components, providing an excellent moisturizing effect on hair, skin and nails
New vitamin C derivative, very stable, very effective
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