The Beauty of Nutrition

Essential Fatty Acids

• Produce and maintain the skin's natural oil barrier.

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• Hydrate skin to promote a supple, youthful appearance.

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• Nourish cells and eliminate bodily toxins.

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• Protect skin by creating an antimicrobial barrier against harsh environmental elements.

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• Moisturize skin to prevent the premature signs of aging.

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• Reduce water loss through the skin’s surface.

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• Enhance the texture and softness of skin and hair.

Antioxidants

• Boost circulation as well as cell metabolism, thereby calming inflammation.

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• Tighten and tone the skin to prevent the appearance of wrinkles, blemishes, and scars.

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• Plump out skin to smooth the look of fine lines and to blend in the newly developed skin.

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• Improve the health of damaged skin by encouraging the growth of new cells for a rejuvenated look.

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• Strengthen hair and maintain its health to prevent hair loss.

Vitamins

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• Exhibit anti-aging properties.

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• Enhance texture and tone.

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• Fade and minimize the appearance of wrinkles and dark spots, such as under-eye circles.

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• Smooth roughness.

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• Strengthen and tighten skin’s protective outer layer to lock in moisture and protect against irritants.

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• Protect against the harsh effects of UV radiation, such as redness, swelling, and dryness.

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• Nourish and thicken hair.

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• Reduce inflammation of the scalp, thereby preventing hair loss.

Polyphenols

• Exhibit antioxidant activity.

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• Increase hair growth.

• Show anti-aging properties, especially by reducing effects of UV-related damage.

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• Exhibit photoprotective properties that help guard against UV radiation, harmful bacteria, oxidative stress, and harsh environmental conditions.

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• Facilitate the renewal of skin cells.

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• Prevent the breakdown of collagen, thereby restoring skin elasticity.

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• Increase moisture levels for smoother skin and hair.

Proteins

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• Repair and generate new tissues and cells.

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• Slow the onset of the premature signs of aging, such as wrinkles and thinning hair.

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• Contribute to the body’s immunity and to the strength and development of muscles.

Phytosterols

• Maintain cell structure, repair skin, and promote cell regeneration.

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• Facilitate healing of dermatitis, eczema, psoriasis, scars, sunburn, wind chapping, and wounds.

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• Exhibit photoprotective properties/reduce photosensitivity,

• Facilitate skin cell metabolism and collagen production.

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• Exhibit anti-inflammatory properties.

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• Prevent itching and irritation.

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• Boost immunity, & reduce educe hair loss and increase hair growth.

Minerals

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• Protect against the stresses and harsh effects of environmental elements.

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• Promote exfoliation.

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• Balance and regulate oil production and moisture levels, especially for oily and sensitive skin and hair.

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• Exhibit antioxidant properties.

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• Tighten and smooth for a youthful appearance.

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• Promote the growth of stronger hair that is thicker, hydrated, and lustrous.

Tocopherol

• Protect skin and hair against pollutants and harmful UV radiation.

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• Tighten skin for a firmer look that diminishes signs of aging.

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• Show natural preservative properties in skin care cosmetics and formulations.

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• Moisturize and condition.

• Exhibit anti-inflammatory activity, which slows the look of aging.

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• Facilitate the faster healing of wounds.