MOISTURIZING BODY CREAM Q77 +

BODY MOISTURIZING CREAM is the innovative Q77 + product formulated to offer the deepest hydration throughout the body. It is composed of active ingredients that provide maximum regeneration to the body skin and are easily absorbed thanks to its elaborate texture.

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WHAT IS IT

The Q77 + BODY MOISTURIZING CREAM intensely tones the skin while providing it with a dose of hydration that provides excellent luminosity, long-lasting softness and protects it against dryness. Its texture brings intense pleasure to the skin and is directly absorbed.

The base of the cream consists of Shea Butter, the ideal ingredient to tone and prevent dry skin. In addition, it is enriched with Vitamin E, a powerful antioxidant ideal for slowing down the aging processes of cells and with the powerful Factor 77, formed by the combination of Coenzyme Q10 and Alpha Lipoic Acid. The mixture of these two super antioxidant components in a single ingredient promotes the production of cellular energy in the mitochondria to develop cellular regeneration and acts effectively to eliminate the processes that trigger free radicals.

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COMPOSITION

FACTOR 77

Factor 77 is an ingredient formulated by Q77 + to provide the most powerful antioxidant action that can be brought to the body. Its function is based on cell regeneration, being highly effective in eliminating harmful reactions triggered by free radicals. Among many other benefits, it contributes to a significant regeneration of other antioxidants present in the body such as vitamin C, E and glutathione, which have been reduced over the years.

This substance is one of the most powerful antioxidant ingredients available on the market, which also provides anti-aging and anti-inflammatory properties and is up to 400 times more effective than vitamins C and E combined.

The components of which Factor 77 is formed are alpha lipoic acid and coenzyme Q10, both known for their great antioxidant mechanisms.

VITAMIN E

Vitamin E or tocopherol is a fat-soluble vitamin that acts as an antioxidant at the level of synthesis of the heme pigment, an essential part of hemoglobin in red blood cells.

It is important to highlight the great effects of this vitamin, especially its great power against cellular oxidation, acting as a protector of certain elements necessary for the proper functioning of cells. It helps fight free radicals, caused by various factors such as metabolism, pollution and ultraviolet radiation.

Although tocopherol is naturally present on the skin, it is depleted when exposed to the sun (and also with age), so it is important to include this powerful ally in our skincare routine. Likewise, vitamin E also has anti-inflammatory properties that alleviate irritations, thus helping to keep body skin in good condition.

In addition to helping fight premature aging and protecting skin from sun damage, Vitamin E is also an excellent moisturizer. Strengthens the skin's natural barrier, reducing water loss. This improves the hydration levels in the epidermis, which induces a hydrated skin for hours and with a fresh, smooth and luminous appearance.

SHEA BUTTER

Shea (Vitellaria Paradoxa) is a tree up to 15 meters high in the tree savannas of West Africa. Its fruits are fleshy with a fine-shelled almond inside that, after boiling and crushing, they obtain a vegetable fat called Shea Butter. Cultivation is respectful with the environment, and one of the main forms of social economy in Burkina Faso, Ivory Coast, Mali and Sudan.

Shea Butter is mainly composed of oleic acid (60-70%), stearic acid (15-25%), linolenic acid (5-15%), palmitic acid (2-6%) and linoleic acid (<1% ). The union of these acids has extraordinary moisturizing properties, which is why it provides numerous repairing benefits for body skin.

Some of the many healthy benefits of Shea Butter are the healing properties that can be attributed to the presence of fatty acids and plant sterols.

Vitamins A and E contained in fat are great plant antioxidants that protect cells against free radicals and harmful environmental agents. These keep the skin supple, nourished and radiant, and prevent dryness and flaking of the epidermis. At the same time, the cinnamic acid esters it contains help prevent skin deterioration caused by ultraviolet radiation, making it a specific protector against the sun's harmful rays. Some of the cinnamic acid derivatives found in Shea Butter have anti-inflammatory properties that, in addition to preventing skin inflammation, prevent it from developing tumors.

Shea Butter, with its moisturizing qualities, is considered one of the best anti-aging agents for the skin since it stimulates the production of collagen, the skin's structural and youthful protein molecule. The non-saponifiable material and the vitamin F of the butter are essential ingredients to maintain the elasticity of the skin and an even and luminous tone, in addition to hydrating, softening and beautifying.

ALPHA LIPOIC ACID

Alpha lipoic acid (also known as ALA) is a powerful antioxidant that has very interesting properties at the absorption level, since it contributes its action in both aqueous and lipid environments, unlike most antioxidants that are restricted to only one of the 2 main rooms. Due to this great property, ALA is considered a universal antioxidant.

Its antioxidant action occurs at three levels: through a direct antioxidant effect, by directly scavenging free radicals, through an indirect antioxidant effect, by being able to regenerate other antioxidants that have been destroyed and neutralize free radicals, and by increasing synthesis cell glutathione by increasing the expression of the enzyme that limits its synthesis (g-glutamyl cysteine ligase) and by increasing the cellular uptake of cysteine (an amino acid necessary for its synthesis).

Because oxidative stress is postulated as the main factor related to the decline in physiological functions, the use of alpha lipoic acid is related to greater protection against free radicals (especially in older people), causing premature aging of the skin.

COENZYME Q10

Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10) is a substance that occurs naturally in our body and is an essential element in the functioning of all cells in the body. This coenzyme acts similar to a vitamin and, being present throughout our body, contributes to numerous essential organic and metabolic processes.

Due to the relevance of its function, it is important to maintain adequate levels of this substance. Our body has the ability to maintain them during youth, but from the age of 30, our ability to synthesize CoQ10 is affected and this situation can lead to the appearance of changes in the health of our skin.

Among its functions in the body, it acts as an antioxidant to repel free radicals, the reactive species that accelerate skin aging, both inside and outside the cells. One of the major sources of production of these reactive species is UV radiation. Hence the importance of the antioxidant action of CoQ10, whose action is essential to repair damage caused by the sun's rays, since it neutralizes free radicals through oxygenation reactions.

MOISTURIZING BODY CREAM Q77 +

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