Nourish the skin from the inside

Internal skin care: The importance of nutrients to protect the skin from damage

The condition of the skin is a reflection of the processes that take place inside the body, and every appearance on it is a manifestation of a nutritional imbalance within the body.

It is clear that skin care includes varied and balanced diet which has an indisputable role in achieving and maintaining the health and beauty of the skin, but during the exposure of the skin to the sun in summer it is necessary seek additional help in the form of nutritional supplements so that skin care is complete.

Numerous studies point to nutrients that can be of great importance in protecting the skin from damage. Moreover, by properly taking these nutrients through food supplements, we can prepare the skin for exposure to the sun, reduce damage and the appearance of allergies to the sun, and keep a tan for longer.

Sunlove Skin+ and skin care: A revolutionary food supplement for healthy and protected skin in the sun

Among the preparations with which skin care is much easier and which protect the skin before sunbathing, it should be highlighted Sunlove Skin+, a revolutionary product that, thanks to Licaps® capsules, brings active ingredients in liquid form, which enables their more efficient absorption into the body.

Sunlove Skin+ je preparation of a unique formulation in which the active ingredients work synergistically and provide internal preparation for sunbathing to everyone who wants to protect their skin from the harmful effects of UV rays from the inside. Skin care is much more accessible with this product. It contains essential fatty acids, astaxanthin, vitamin E, selenium, coenzyme Q10 and lutein.

The basic property of these ingredients is that they contribute to the protection of cells from oxidative stress, i.e. the state of excessive production of harmful free radicals, which is present in the body during intense exposure to the sun in summer.

Vitamin E

Precisely because of its favorable effect on the negative effects of free radicals on the skin, vitamin E is often called a beauty vitamin suitable for all skin types. When enough vitamin E is ingested, it travels to the skin cell membrane and manifests its protective effect there. The protective effect is enhanced by the presence of selenium, an essential element with numerous important tasks. In addition to protecting cells from oxidative stress, selenium contributes to the maintenance of healthy hair and nails, so for example insufficient intake of selenium can be manifested by hair loss or a change in the color of nails.

Coenzyme Q10 

Coenzyme Q10 is one of the body's basic coenzymes, and one of its tasks is to participate in the energy production process that drives the body. In most people over the age of 30, the level of coenzyme Q10 in the skin is lowered, resulting in reduced synthesis of collagen, elastin, and other important skin molecules. This means that skin care in such cases will require more work. Since the body's ability to make coenzyme Q10 decreases with age, reaching for additional support is a good choice.

Precious vegetable oils

Borage seed oil, argan and oil palm fruit, characterized by the content of unsaturated fatty acids and naturally rich in vitamin E, are also included in the preparation. Fatty acids play a key role in creating the lipid barrier of the skin. They also moisturize the skin and relieve skin irritations. The lack of fatty acids is manifested by dry skin prone to irritation.

Astaxanthin and lutein

Astaxanthin is the red pigment that gives color to salmon and most crustaceans, including shrimp and crabs, and lutein is the carotenoid responsible for the yellow color of various fruits and vegetables, such as corn or apricots.

It is interesting that the intense colors of fruits and vegetables, which are given by carotenoids, arise as a response and protection of plants from exposure to UV rays.