Knowde Enhanced TDS
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Features & Benefits
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The First Shield Against Solar Elastosis
- Our modern lifestyle encourage us for exposition to sun-light in order to get an attractive complexion, symbolism of healthy skin. It also contributes to an insidious biological process, the photo-aging.
- The elastic fibers, key elements responsible of skin firmness, are particularly affected by sunlight that leads to an imbalance between elastin and LOX-L enzyme. Non-functional elastin accumulates, aggregates and cannot be naturally removed. The skin loses its elasticity and becomes loose, lines deepen and run together: this is known as solar elastosis.
- Lys’Sun® preserves the skin from the imbalances caused by sunlight and helps restore its youthful appearance, repairing damage to fibers in the dermis.
- Cosmetic Properties
- Makes elastin fibers functional by rebalancing the expression between LOX-L and elastin (stimulates LOX-L in UV-A exposed conditions).
- Decreases the non-functional elastin fibers created under UV radiation by inhibiting elafin level.
- Protects functional elastic fibers from degradation by inhibiting proteases induced by free radicals (MMP-12).
- Protects and corrects skin from solar elastosis by allowing the progressive replacement of the elastin aggregates by new functional fibers.
- Improves firmness significantly better than placebo.
- Product Properties
Helps to delay photo-aging by solar elastosis. Rebalances the expression of lysyl oxidase (LOXL) and elastin under UV exposure. Inhibits the formation of elastotic elafin aggregates.
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Technical Details & Test Data
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- In Vivo
- Wrinkle smoothening
- Reduction of skin roughness
- Skin firmness increase
- In Vitro / In Tubo
- Stimulation of LOX-L release
- Inhibition of free radical formation
- Ex Vivo
- Inhibition of elafin synthesis in UV- exposed human biopsies
- Clinical Study Results
- Age of Volunteers: Volunteer panel >50
- Results Time Scale: 8 weeks, 4 weeks, 12 weeks
- Tested Skin Area: Temples
- Target Molecules in the Skin
- Dermal extracellular matrix (ECM) component, Dermis component, Elastin
- In Vivo
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