The results HY+:
- An extremely hydrated skin both on the surface and in its deeper layers.
- Wrinkles are filled up and cell nutrition is promoted, thus contributing to its regeneration.
Main Active Substances:
1. Hyaluronic acid of 3 molecular weights:
• Hyaluronic acid has a great capacity to absorb water and form high viscosity hydrated polymers.
• It can create volume in the skin.
• Low-, medium-, high-molecular weight
2. ATP (caviar extract):
• Provides energy to the cell to increase regeneration
• Nourishes the area around the eyes which is very susceptible to dehydration.
3. Folic acid:
• Folic acid is also known as vitamin B9. It is a Vitamins vitamin of the vitamin B complex that is necessary for the formation of proteins proteins and hemoglobin (and hence, transitively, Red cells).
• It increases regeneration.
4. Aescin or horse chestnut:
• Tones muscles around blood vessels and increases the capacity of capillaries, all of which improves blood circulation and helps to reabsorb fluids that sometimes accumulate in the lower eyelid.
• At the eye contours, Hy+ is a great ally against under-eye circles and puffiness.
5. Carthamus Tinctorius:
A medicinal plant that is extensively used in beauty treatments because of its highly anti-oxidant properties and high content of vitamin E.
It prevents dehydration.
6. Alaria Esculenta:
Brownish algae found in northern France.
Thanks to its anti-collagenase and anti-elastase activity resulting from its great concentration of fatty acids it has firming properties. Omega-3 and Omega-6 fatty acids help to strengthen the skin’s hydrolipidic barrier, thus protecting it from collagen and elastin degradation.
But what is most interesting about this algae extract is its ability to stimulate the action of sirtuins – proteins regulating the genes that are responsible for the different aspects of metabolism.
This extract delays the DNA duplication phase in the reproduction of aged cells, thus increasing the time they are available for other cell functions such as DNA damage repairs.
This would result in healthier replication processes and would prevent cell ageing.
7. Hydrolyzed silk proteins:
Silk proteins consist of serine, alanine and glycine, all of them amino acids bonded by hydrogen chains.
Glycine is one of the amino acids with the shortest chain. This contributes to making skin fibres stronger, more elastic and resistant.
Silk amino acids have antioxidant properties.
Because of their low molecular weight, penetration is optimal. This is essential for accomplishing their goals inside the skin.
8. Algin:
Algin or seaweeds are used in cosmetics because they come from the sea and from the most diverse climates and environments, to which they always acclimatise.
Seaweeds are an invaluable element with moisturizing, nourishing, fungicidal and balancing properties for humans and it is this that has made them so popular with both the food and pharmaceutical industries.
As far as cosmetics is concerned, they have a specific plus as they provide trace elements, which are indispensable for the processes of elastogenesis and collagenogenesis (collagen and elastin division), thus accelerating tissue regeneration and reconstruction processes.
9. Conchiolin Powder, nacre pearls (Mother-of-pearl or aragonite):
The secret of the benefits of pearl powder for the skin has been passed down for generations for 4,000 years.
Geishas used it in Japan to enhance and maintain their beauty.
Pearl powder has an anti-ageing action as it contains some 20 amino acids that are indispensable for human body cells.
Rich in calcium carbonate, many studies have shown that extracts of nacre contain active substances that have unique effects on the skin:
• Epidermal growth factors are stimulated.
• Tissue fibres are reorganised, thus helping to recover tone.
• Elasticity increases.
• It is a vehicle that ensures that the rest of the active substances are absorbed into the skin.
10. Glycyrrhiza glabra root (liquorice):
A plant rich in glabridin which inhibits melanogenesis through the inhibition of isoenzymes T1 and T3 of tyrosinase, which are at the source of the synthesis of melanin.
Glabridin, as shown in a number of studies, is 15 times more active than kojic acid in skin whitening and almost twice as active as hydroquinone.
It is, therefore, a natural active substance which combines high inhibition of melanogenesis with a great tolerance for all skin types.
It also has healing and anti-inflammatory properties.
