Roots Red energy anti-aging beauty winner, Astaxanthin Oil

Do you wonder what gives salmon that pink color and flamingos that red color? It is known as astaxanthin. It is a natural antioxidant and it is generally sourced from a harmless freshwater microalga known as Haematococcus pluvialis.

Astaxanthin possesses a special antioxidant power due to the structure of its molecule, which has a special lengthy series of double bonds, rendering it a very strong antioxidant. Research indicates that it is 6,000 times more powerful than Vitamin C, 1,000 times more powerful than Vitamin E, and 800 times more powerful than Coenzyme Q10. Thus, it is referred to as the Super Vitamin. This robust structure allows it to easily penetrate into the cells, combating harmful chemicals such as singlet oxygen and the hydroxyl radicals, and hence it prevents skin damage even before it occurs.

This powerful antioxidant fights damage and also reduces dark spots and fine lines. It suppresses antioxidant pathways that assist cells in their self defense. It maintains skin strength by suppressing the breakdown of collagen.

When your skin erupts, i.e. when it gets red, swollen or rough due to pollution or bad weather-astaxanthin comes into play. It shuts down the NF-κB pathway, and that reduces the amount of other factors, such as IL-6 and TNF-α.

Astaxanthin provides four main health benefits in its main component, which are antioxidant activity, anti-aging effects, healing, and protection against the sun. This option is excellent for individuals who are fed up with using multiple products. In addition, it works well in specialized fields such as anti-aging and whitening and sensitive skin care.

Common Formats- Fits Any Skin Care Regimen.

Astaxanthin is present as a refined red oil that combines well and can be used in any beauty product. It is used in serums, sheet masks, oil creams etc. It is used with other useful ingredients such as hyaluronic acid. It can not only create safe yet highly active formulations.

1+1>2 Synergy results.

Astaxanthin oil shows good results when it is combined with other skin care ingredients. The oil can be combined with hyaluronic acid to provide deep skin hydration. The combination with ceramides can help in the restoration of the skin barrier. The use of Niacinamide with Astaxanthin oil can provide skin lightening effects. The combination of these elements results in a strong blend that provides antioxidant support and skin healing with a glowing skin effect.

Another brand of anti-aging serum contains a combination of 1.5%% astaxanthin oil with 2%% hyaluronic acid and 1%% niacinamide. The use of the serum for a period of 4 weeks resulted in an increase of 35%% in skin brightness and a decrease of 24%% in fine lines according to clinical tests.

Safety Evidence: Approved and Verified

The Astaxanthin oil is extracted under supercritical CO2 - there are no organic solvents, therefore no residues. It is also 95% pure according to HPLC tests.

According to the two experiments, the substance is not harmful yet sensitive to skin. The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) states that one should not consume more than 2.38 mg of astaxanthin per day. In cosmetics case, it is much lower (0.1% to 3%), and hence it is safe to consume each day. It is suitable to all skin varieties.

Astaxanthin oil is compatible with all skin types, including dry skin (which requires hydration and healing), oily skin (which requires oil management and anti-inflammation), combination skin (which requires equilibrium), and sensitive skin (which requires soothing). A quick patch test is a good idea, but especially when you are shellfish-allergy-sensitive.

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