Research has also shown that resveratrol is best applied onto the skin, rather than being consumed, as this allows it to penetrate the skin directly, instead of being used elsewhere in the body. This directly stimulates skin’s existing antioxidant defences!
Now you know a little more about antioxidants and the benefits of ingredients such as resveratrol, you can start to help protect your skin from urban ageing and oxidative stress. Vichy’s new Slow Âge Night Cream & Mask, enriched with 100% pure and natural resveratrol, works to re-oxygenate and help regenerate the skin while you sleep for a smooth, even, and radiant looking complexion by morning.
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[3] extracted from the root polygonum cuspinadum
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[5] Hung, C.F. ‘Delivery of resveratrol, a red wine polyphenol, from solutions and hydrogels via the skin’ inBiological & pharmaceutical bulletin 31.5 (2008) pp. 955-962 [Accessible at: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18451526/] La Rédaction jeudi 21 décembre