Oxidation-stable vitamin E acetate for cosmetic oil phases, emulsions, balms, makeup, and sun-care support formulas; typical use around 0.1-2%.

Skin-conditioning amino-acid derivative that soothes sensitive, stressed skin, supports gentle brightening of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, and provides antioxidant/matrix support; amphiphilic, sparingly water-soluble powder best pre-dispersed in glycols before addition.

Stable vitamin C can be mixed in water immediately. It is effective in both whitening and brightening the skin and reducing free radicals, stimulating the skin's collagen synthesis.

Vitamin C, type L-ascorbic acid, ultra-fine, smaller than 45 microns, high purity. The most effective compared to other types of vitamin C. Makes the skin look brighter, reduces wrinkles, and stimulates collagen production. Antioxidants

Vitamin C Ester (L-Ascorbyl Palmitate, Ascorbyl Palmitate) Oil-soluble vitamin C It is more stable than L-Ascorbic Acid because it is insoluble in water and therefore oxidation is lower when added to the product.

Enzymatic type is produced by enzymatic process. provide the best quality compared to Other forms of production

alpha lipoic acid Purity above 98%, anti-aging. Anti-oxidant (anti-oxidation) with high efficiency, type R/S (racemix), makes it highly stable

Found in the leaves and seeds of many plants. Has properties that help strengthen plant cell walls. The most common source is in grains such as rice, wheat, and corn. They act as good anti-oxidants.

Stable Vitamin E Mostly used in cosmetics. Can protect cell tissue from free radicals. It can protect the skin from premature wrinkles and aging.

Stable Vitamin E Mostly used in cosmetics. Can protect against free radicals

as vitamin E bioavailable type (bioavailability) the highest, extracted from plants, helping to fight free radicals Protect skin cells from free radicals that cause cell deterioration.