Personal Care Ingredients

Viablife Ceramide AP is a Ceramide 6 II, also known as N-acylated sphingolipid, is a ceramide derived from phytosphingosine, a compound naturally found in the skin. This specific ceramide plays a vital role in maintaining skin health and integrity. Its distinctive structure resembles an alpha-hydroxy fatty acid, either saturated or unsaturated, contributing to its unique properties. In the stratum corneum (the outermost layer of the skin), Ceramide 6 II constitutes approximately 16% of the total ceramide content in this layer. It is instrumental in reinforcing the skin barrier function, preventing moisture loss, and protecting the skin from external irritants. Viablife Ceramide AP strengthens the skin's lipid barrier, reducing moisture loss and improving the skin's defence against pollutants and irritants. By preventing the deposition and penetration of harmful particles, it helps maintain the integrity of the skin's outermost layer, preventing dehydration and enhancing elasticity. In addition, Ceramide 6 II is particularly suitable for sensitive skin. It is less acidic than alpha-hydroxy acids (AHAs) and gentler on the skin, making it an excellent choice for peeling formulations designed for delicate or reactive skin types.

RE:TECA™ is a synergistic triterpenoid complex composed of four titrated extracts derived from Centella asiatica. This optimized combination is specifically designed to support key skin longevity factors, including skin barrier regeneration and soothing performance. The complex is obtained using DeepScreen‑R™ technology, an advanced optimization platform that enables the selection and enhancement of Centella asiatica bioactives for improved anti-inflammatory efficacy and dermal regeneration activity. This technology allows the identification of an optimized molecular profile with targeted activity in both the epidermis and dermis. RE:TECA™ demonstrates superior soothing efficacy by helping normalize inflammatory markers while stimulating the expression of key growth and repair factors, including TGF‑β1, FGF2, and HAS2. Through these mechanisms, it supports skin repair processes, collagen-related activity, and hydration, contributing to healthier, more resilient skin.

Lactobacillus is effective in forming immunity and antibacterial substances, normalizing the composition of intestinal bacteria, and inhibiting the production of harmful bacteria. It inhibits the herpes virus and regulates immune function by producing antibacterial substances. It produces natural antibiotics in the small intestine to inhibit the growth of more than 20 types of harmful bacteria and enhances immunity. It promotes digestion by producing enzymes that help digestion of fats, proteins, and dairy products. It also produces vitamin B groups and vitamin K in the intestine.