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In the constantly evolving world of cosmetics, one term that has gained significant attention is antioxidants. These powerful substances play a crucial role in protecting our skin from the damaging effects of environmental factors such as pollution and UV radiation. Antioxidants function as oxygen radical scavengers, reactive oxygen species (ROS) inhibitors, peroxide decomposers, and enzyme inhibitors.
Free radicals, unstable molecules capable of causing cellular damage, are a constant threat to our skin. These reactive species are produced as a result of natural body processes and external factors like pollution, cigarette smoke, and UV radiation. When free radicals interact with cellular components, they can lead to premature aging, wrinkles, and even contribute to the development of certain skin disorders. Antioxidants combat these free radicals by neutralizing them before they can cause harm.
Oxidative stress occurs when the production of free radicals exceeds the body's ability to neutralize them. This imbalance can result in damage to key skin components such as collagen and elastin, leading to a loss of firmness and elasticity. Examples include phenolic compounds, resveratrol, and more.
ROS induction factors and the role of phenolic compounds. [1]
Antioxidants not only protect against environmental damage but also support the skin's natural repair mechanisms. By neutralizing free radicals, they help reduce inflammation and facilitate the healing process of the skin, promoting faster recovery from wounds, acne, and other skin irritations. For example, naphthoic acid acts as a strong regulator of keratinization of hair follicles, thereby reducing inflammation, acne, and hyperkeratosis.
Some popular antioxidant ingredients and their functions are listed below for reference only. It's important to remember that while antioxidants provide numerous benefits, their efficacy in cosmetics may vary depending on factors such as concentration, formulation, and stability.
CATALOG | PRODUCT NAME | INQUIRY |
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ACM50817-4 | Vitamin C (L-ascorbic acid), USP | Inquiry |
ACM1120360113 | Vitamin C (3-glyceryl ascorbate) | Inquiry |
ACM137666-2 | Vitamin C (L-ascorbyl palmitate) | Inquiry |
ACM183476826-2 | Vitamin C (tetrahexyldecyl ascorbate) | Inquiry |
ACM10191410-2 | Vitamin E | Inquiry |
ACM59029-2 | Vitamin E (dl-alpha tocopherol) | Inquiry |
ACM303980-2 | Coenzyme Q10 and Vitamin E | Inquiry |
ACM56815-34 | Green Tea Extract | Inquiry |
ACM501360 | Resveratrol | Inquiry |
ACM501360-1 | Resveratrol Powder | Inquiry |
ACM8002435-1 | Coenzyme Q10 (with Vit. E & C) | Inquiry |
ACM68268-2 | Retinol (CAS 68-26-8) | Inquiry |
ACM1135246-1 | Natural Ferulic Acid | Inquiry |
ACM98920-3 | Vitamin B3 (Niacinamide) PC | Inquiry |
ACM98920-4 | Vitamin B3 (Niacinamide), USP | Inquiry |
ACM7732185-136 | Pomegranate Extract | Inquiry |
ACM472617-1 | Astaxanthin | Inquiry |
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