It has many cosmetic features. It improves acne and skin discoloration due to photo-aging. It has a firming, detox, and anti-aging action.

It helps skin desquamation, reaching the deepest layers of the epidermis. It has an exfoliating action and regulates pH, while hydrating the skin.

Cosmetics and dermatology exploit this active for its whitening (anti-tyrosinase action), antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and chelating action. Phytic acid interferes with melanin synthesis and can be used to reduce dark spots. Phytic acid has an antioxidant action, reaching the stratum corneum, regulating sebum secretion, and bacterial flora.

It inhibits melanin creation when melanocytes are hyperactive. It also has whitening properties.

It has a whitening action, making the skin complexion even. Useful in the treatment of melasma, sun and age lentigos, as well as other hyperpigmentation imperfections.

Regenerates and smooths the skin. Suitable in the case of early aging due to the sun. It improves aging signs, such as small wrinkles and imperfections.

Vitamin E is a liposoluble vitamin, absorbed by the skin. It avoids water loss. It is mainly an antioxidant vitamin, which increases oxygen use, thus guaranteeing better capillary circulation. Recent studies have shown that if used regularly before and after sunbathing or UV tanning, vitamin E will reduce the damages that lead to photo-aging and to elastosis. Thanks to its powerful antioxidant action, it fights photo-aging mechanisms and dryness due to sun exposure, avoiding skin elastic fiber damages.

It protects skin lipids and increases the defenses of the lipid barrier against oxidative stress caused by free radicals. Its anti-aging action prevents aging signs.