Vitamin A cosmetic use (M - 1073), 10 ml, Mayam

Vitamin A for cosmetic use (M - 1073), 10 ml, Mayam

Vitamin A is essential for the growth and development of tissues, for the integrity of the skin structure. It is known as an agent for normalizing skin functions, regulates the growth of epidermal cells, intervenes in the keratinization process.
Retinyl palmitate is a form of vitamin A that has superior stability to retinol, and once absorbed into the skin is transformed into retinol.
Vitamin A and its derivatives have multiple effects recognized in cosmetic products. It is essential for the growth, development and structural integrity of the skin.
It is known as a skin normalizer. It acts on the suppleness of the skin, regulates the growth of epidermal cells, intervenes in the keratinization process, favors skin scarring, maintains the vitality of the skin.
Maintains the integrity and defense capacity of the skin. It helps to separate skin cells and to normalize their functions through a correct division.
The lack of vitamin A causes drying of the skin translated by a hyperkeratosis with rough and hard skin.
It restores the hydro-lipid balance at the level of the epidermis by favoring hydration, softening the skin, eliminating the effects of the aggression of environmental factors due to the antioxidant action. Regenerative and promoting cellular renewal, increases skin elasticity and prevents the formation of wrinkles.
Retinyl palmitate is often confused with retinoic acid, which leads to disputes and misunderstandings. Both are part of the same family, but retinoic acid is an exfoliating ingredient that can cause sensitization or photosensitization of the skin. Retinyl palmitate, on the other hand, is an anti-aging, antioxidant agent that accelerates cell renewal and stimulates collagen synthesis and fibroblast metabolism.

Characteristics:

• Clear liquid, medium viscosity, yellowish color, weak characteristic smell.
• Attention: it crystallizes/solidifies in a cold environment; for liquefaction it will be placed in a warmer environment.
• Soluble in oils, slightly soluble in alcohol, insoluble in water.

Properties:
- strong regenerator;
- promotes epithelialization and keratinization;
- increases the activity of skin enzymes;
- helps in the cell division process;
- stimulates the proliferation of epidermal cells;
- helps to regulate the thickness of the skin in the aging process;
- improves skin elasticity;
- helps to regenerate the skin affected by the sun;
- stimulates collagen synthesis;
- reduces wrinkles and wrinkles induced by solar radiation.

Recommendations:
- preventive and curative anti-aging;
- suitable for any skin type;
- especially recommended for mature and dry skin;
- night creams and serums;
- skin regeneration compositions;
- creams and other antiaging preparations;
- masks for any skin type;
- creams and lotions after sun exposure.

Way of ussage:
- it is not applied to the skin as such, only as an ingredient in cosmetic compositions;
- indicative dosage 0.1-2%;
- in emulsions, it is considered as an ingredient of the final phase and is added cold;
- it can also be included in already prepared creams or cream bases;
- can be added to any skin or body oil;
- regenerating night creams;
- night serums for any skin type;
- masks for any skin type.
Considering that there are some suspicions, according to certain sources, regarding the harmful effect of vitamin A in cosmetics due to the photosensitizing effect, we recommend avoiding its use in day creams and tanning products.

Presentation:
10 ml