Effects of Cytokines

With the development of science and technology, the medical level has also been improved. In addition to drugs and surgery, a series of new medical fields with cell research as the core have emerged. Among them, cytokines are relatively active. Starting from the smallest unit of the human body, they fundamentally improve some problems. Cytokines also have many functions. Today we will mainly talk about its role and function from the perspective of skin care. Let’s talk about the functions of cytokines.

The main ingredients of cytokinin: L-ascorbic acid, nano-titanium dioxide, nucleic acid, plant autonomic factor, etc.

Ascorbic acid: The structure of vitamin C is similar to glucose. It is a polyhydroxy compound. The two adjacent enol hydroxyl groups at the 2nd and 3rd positions in its molecule are very easy to dissociate and release H+, so it has the properties of an acid and is also called ascorbic acid. Vitamin C has a strong reducing property and is involved in amino acid metabolism, the synthesis of neurotransmitter collagen and tissue cell interstitium. Can inhibit the deposition of melanin.

Nano-titanium dioxide: a transparent substance that has the function of shielding ultraviolet rays and producing color effects. It has the advantages of stable chemical properties, non-irritating, non-sensitizing, comprehensive protection against UV rays, and prevention of UV damage.

Nucleic acid: It can effectively prevent 200-280NM ultraviolet rays, in addition to successfully isolating the damage of ultraviolet rays.

Plant self-regulating factors: enable all skin types to maintain the best balance of water and oil; all-natural ingredients, gentle conditioning, natural and pure feeling.

Suggestions: Once cytokines enter the skin, they can promote the production of collagen and provide long-term soft and white protection. They can significantly improve dull and aging skin, promote the restoration of dark pigments, and shrink pores, making the skin brighter, tender, firmer and more elastic. Suitable for skin types: dull, aging, pigmented and rough skin.