Zeropollution®: Four plant extracts for your skin
The patented Zeropollution® blend combines rosemary
and olive leaf with lemon verbena and Japanese
pagoda tree. Why these four? We’ll show you:
Lemon verbena and rosemary: Lemon verbena compounds
as well as rosemary polyphenols both help fight
free radical compounds—which reduces oxidative
stress: making this combo good for your delicate
skin.
Olive leaf and Japanese pagoda tree: Olives are
another strong source of polyphenols. So why Pagoda
tree? This tree is packed with quercetin,
a phytonutrient known for its cellular stress
fighting properties.
Over 90% improvement: In a 12-week study, a hundred
women with sensitive skin were given Zeropollution®
or a placebo. Measurements of oxidative stress,
hydration, elasticity, firmness and smoothness were
taken. The results were measurable differences in
skin health, moisture, improvements in skin
radiance as well as reductions in the appearance of
dark spots and wrinkles.1
Myoceram®: highly concentrated rice ceramides
Ceramides help retain moisture in your skin. They
also help maintain your skin’s healthy barrier
function, which not only improves skin texture and
appearance but helps keep out pollutants and other
elements of your environment that are best kept outside of your body.
Myoceram® is a gluten and allergen-free ceramide
derived from rice that helps inhibit trans
epidermal water loss from your skin. In a 12-week
study, 123 healthy volunteers received either
Myoceram® or a placebo. Those getting the rice
ceramide recorded significant improvements in skin
hydration.2,3
Vitamin C: the beauty vitamin
The last part of our formula is vitamin C. Vitamin
C can scavenge free radicals, which can take their
toll on the look and overall health of your skin.4
Vitamin C also encourages collagen production in
preclinical studies. Collagen is the most common
protein in your body and one of the primary
building blocks of your skin.
Try Daily Skin Defense: a once daily formula to
help protect your skin from the inside out.
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Supplier Internal Study. Data on File. 2021
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