Resveratrol

Resveratrol at a Glance

• Protects skin’s surface
• Helps inhibit factors behind skin discolorations
• Supports skin’s collagen content
• Antioxidant found in red grapes, red wine, nuts, and fruits such as blueberries and cranberries
• Resveratrol’s calming properties may help minimize the look of redness

Resveratrol Description

Resveratrol is a potent polyphenolic antioxidant found in red grapes, red wine, nuts, and fruits such as blueberries, raspberries and cranberries. Applied topically, resveratrol helps protect skin’s surface and rebuffs negative environmental influences.

Among its many significant benefits, resveratrol and its derivatives have been shown to visibly minimize hyperpigmented skin discolorations and slow down the process of photoaging in skin.

Studies also indicate formulations with resveratrol can support healthy collagen and it is known as to be “phytoestrogen” ingredient, which can help with issues related to estrogen deficiency/menopause, such as crepey, lax skin. Additionally, resveratrol has skin-calming properties that may help minimize the look of redness.

Resveratrol concentrations in skin care typically range from 0.5-1% when the goal is fading discolorations and reducing other signs of aging; however, lower amounts (such as 0.04%) may be used simply to impart antioxidant benefits, especially alongside other notable antioxidants in a formula.

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