Melanin. An endogenous pigment found in cells, responsible for the coloration of the skin, hair, and eyes. It is produced in the basal layer—the deepest layer of the skin—and serves two primary functions: protection against radiation, primarily ultraviolet, and the capture of cytotoxic radicals. See Olivolea products.
Collagen. A protein made up of three amino acid chains in a triple helix structure. It is the main component of the skin—as well as bones and teeth—responsible for the physical properties of the de...
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Parabens. A compound used for its fungicidal and bactericidal properties as a preservative in various chemical formulas. Commonly used in the food and cosmetic industries due to its low cost and ef...
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