Moisturizing and antiaging PLUS in single dose
UNIQA Hyaluronic+ is Hyaluronic Acid with high (1200 KDa) and low (50 KDa) molecular weight in high concentration (0.5%).
High Molecular Weight Hyaluronic Acid acts on the surface of the skin ensuring effective hydration and simultaneously provides a film-forming action with tensor and protective effect, while the Low Molecular Weight Hyaluronic Acid penetrates down to the deep layers,stimulating the production of Collagen and Elastin.
The constant use of UNIQA Hyaluronic+ allows you to reactivate mature skin, giving the skin firmness and tone.
It is precisely thanks to Hyaluronic Acid that the skin has the characteristics of elasticity and resistance that distinguish it and remains hydrated and protected.
From the age of 30, the levels of Hyaluronic Acid present in the skin begin to drop and the first blemishes and wrinkles may begin to appear. At 40 years of age the quantity of Hyaluronic Acid present in the body is reduced by 50% and at 60 years of age it is reduced by 90%. The action of UNIQA Hyaluronic+ is completed by the presence of Jojoba Oil and Shea Butter, with emollient, nourishing and hydrating properties.
The single dose of UNIQA Hyaluronic+ can be appliedin the morning or in the evening on well-cleansed and dry skin, massaging until completely absorbed.
Each single dose containsthe right amount of product for the face and neck; in this way there is no risk of wasting the product or using too little of it (and therefore not obtaining the desired effect).
Recommended for those who have particularly dehydrated skin and need intense hydration, but also for those with mature skin with fine wrinkles and loss of tone and elasticity.
UNIQA Hyaluronic+ has a protective action and is therefore recommended for those who have particularly sensitive skin to sudden changes in temperature and for those who often practice outdoor sports. open air.
We recommend it to Anita, who is 62 years old and wants to restore tone and vitality to her skin.
CONTENT
30 single doses of 2ml
CURIOSITIES ABOUT HYALURONIC ACID
WHAT IS HYALURONIC ACID
It is known to be a super hydrator. It has an enormous ability to bind to water molecules, retains them and prevents their dispersion. Each single molecule of Hyaluronic Acid is able to bind up to 1000 times its weight in water.
WHERE DOES HYALURONIC ACID COME FROM?
It is normally produced (as far as the skin is concerned) by a group of cells present in our skin: Fibroblasts. From the first years of life, fibroblasts are concerned with providing us with this important resource, but they begin to slow down their production before the age of 30, then continuously reducing it over the years. Its deficiency causes the loss of elasticity, consistency and firmness of the tissues (dermis), their damage and therefore skin aging.
HOW TO CHOOSE HYALURONIC ACID?
A fundamental data to evaluate the effectiveness of a Hyaluronic Acid is the Molecular Weight. If it is large (high molecular weight) it acts on the surface of the skin with a very powerful hydrating action. When the molecule is small in size (it has a low molecular weight), it manages to penetrate the skin going deeper where, in addition to hydrating, it helps to promote other important functions.
CURIOSITIES ABOUT VITAMINS
WHAT ARE VITAMINS?
They are organic compounds, called Amines of life (as they are essential for life) that our body needs, in very small quantities, to be able to carry out an infinite number of very important functions.
Only we humans and our closest relatives (primates or, to put it simply, monkeys) are unable to synthesize the vitamins we need independently. This is why we must take them daily through food.
WHY APPLY VITAMINS TO YOUR SKIN?
The skin is the most peripheral organ of our body, the first organ in contact with the outside world. For this reason we can use it to receive nutrients even from the outside by applying topical products such as, for example, VITAMINS directly to the skin.
The most used vitamins for skin care are Vitamin E (Tocopherol), Vitamin C (Ascorbic Acid) and Vitamin A (Retinol).
These three vitamins have a strong antioxidant power (they are in fact the main enemies of free radicals), stimulate the production of some fundamental substances (such as Collagen and Elastin) and regulate many processes, such as the production of sebum (Vitamin A )
Regular use of vitamins helps the skin appear (and in many cases be) younger and above all healthier.