ZINC

In gluconate form for better assimilation. It is the most important trace element for the skin. Zinc is present in almost all cells in the body and in more than 200 enzymes, participating in almost all enzymatic reactions.

Food sources of Zinc include oysters, pumpkin seeds, ginger, legumes, nuts, and whole grains.

Adequate levels of Zinc in the tissues are necessary to maintain a well functioning immune system. It is also essential for effective healing of wounds and scars. Zinc helps to improve protein synthesis and cell growth in any type of trauma: burns, surgery, wounds, etc.

Pyridoxine (Vitamin B6)

It is found in cells as a coenzyme of chemical reactions related to the metabolism of amino acids and proteins. Its deficiency is related to dermatitis.

It must also be considered that zinc needs the presence of vitamin B6 for its correct assimilation.

This vitamin complex participates in various enzymatic degradation and synthesis reactions through which carbohydrates, lipids and proteins are transformed to supply energy and provide the necessary structural elements for cell growth and regeneration.

Vitamin A

It favors cell regeneration, keeping the skin soft and smooth. Stimulates the formation of collagen. Prevents and attenuates wrinkles and skin blemishes

Vitamin E

Antioxidant action, stabilizing the cream and neutralizing free radicals that cause skin aging.

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