Our skin is our first line of defense against UV rays, pollution, smoke, tobacco, stress, and fatigue. With Pro-Derm's all new Antioxidant Serum, free radicals are neutralized to protect the skin from environmental stress. As well as reducing fine lines and wrinkles, it evens and brightens the complexion.
The serum is formulated with two of the most powerful free radical scavengers: Ferulic acid and Resveratrol. Combined, these agents work to eutralize free radicals, repair skin damage, stimulate the production of antioxidants already present in the skin and protect the cell membrane.
Combine the antioxidant serum with SPF 30 sun protection and apply five drops on the face and neck. Apply to clean, dry skin. Use in conjunction with M2PE-powered serum C 10% from Pro-Derm for best results. The Serum C 10% should be applied first, followed by the Antioxidant Serum.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Natural Skincare
- The trend towards natural and organic ingredients in skincare products allows for innovative formulations and new product opportunities.
- Environmental Protection
- As consumers become more aware of environmental stressors, incorporating protective ingredients such as antioxidants in skincare products offers new opportunities for innovation.
- Multi-functional Skincare
- Consumers are looking for products that have multiple benefits and combining ingredients such as antioxidants with sun protection and other beneficial ingredients offers innovation opportunities.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Skincare
- The skincare industry can continue to innovate by incorporating powerful and effective ingredients like Ferulic acid and Resveratrol into products.
- Pharmaceuticals
- Pharmaceutical companies can explore the use of natural antioxidant ingredients in medical skincare products to prevent and treat skin damage caused by environmental stressors.
- Cosmetics
- Cosmetic companies can focus on developing multi-functional skincare products that not only offer cosmetic benefits but also protect and nourish the skin from free radicals and environmental stressors.
