FloraGLO® Lutein: So Much More Than An "Eye Vitamin"
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FloraGLO® Lutein for Skin Health
Healthy skin is the foundation for beautiful skin. With consumers' interest in dietary supplements that enhance healthy skin, FloraGLO® Lutein is the ideal choice for “beauty from within” products.
Skin Health Benefits of FloraGLO Lutein
FloraGLO Lutein’s reputation as the science leader supports valuable benefits in the skin care market. Experimental studies conducted on skin cell cultures or skin explants have shown that FloraGLO Lutein is able to mitigate the alterations induced by visible light exposure. Clinical research specifically conducted in this platform with FloraGLO Lutein administered either alone or in combination with other carotenoids and/or antioxidants have demonstrated the positive effects of this ingredient.
The clinical investigation conducted with 10mg FloraGLO supplementation in healthy women, has shown benefits in key skin parameters such as:
- Skin lipids
- Elasticity
- Hydration
- Oxidation
How does FloraGLO Lutein Help Skin?
FloraGLO Lutein is scientifically proven to be a valuable ingredient in maintaining the health of our skin by serving as an antioxidant and absorber of high-energy wavelengths of visible light. Unlike UV light that only penetrates the surface layers of skin, blue light penetrates the entire depth of our skin. When blue light is absorbed by our skin, it can form free radicals that attack skin-cell tissue and cause damage. FloraGLO Lutein is backed by 25 years of science in the market and is the world’s most researched lutein brand. For supplement manufacturers looking for a trusted source of lutein, FloraGLO Lutein is the obvious choice.
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Recommended conditions of use: Daily intake of 10 mg of FloraGLO® Lutein
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