Enhance your skincare with NAGASE upcycling ingredients

AA2G™ is a vitamin C stabilized with glucose (labeled as Ascorbyl Glucoside), which generates a stable bioactive vitamin C derivate. It reduces melanin activity and provides brightness. AA2G^TM enhances collagen synthesis while maintaining skin elasticity. It has powerful antioxidant activity.

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Alpha Glucosyl Hesperidin is a highly soluble bioflavonoid from fruit peels. It increases blood flow and recovers skin surface temperature. Prevents hair loss and provides brightening.Show Less

Glucosyl Naringin is a natural citrus-derived ingredient that promotes elastin fiber formation to preserve skin elasticity and firmness.Show Less

TREHALOSE 100 is a natural disaccharide that consists of two glucose molecules bond by α-1,1 glycosidic linkage. It protects skin and hair from damage. It also provides excellent moisturizing properties.

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MG-60 is a starch-derived carbohydrate, comprising of maltooligosyl glucoside and hydrogenated starch hydrolysate. It is a multifunctional ingredient that imparts a smooth skin texture while protecting skin from irritation, inflammation and promoting moisture retention all while improving foam to deliver a fine, long-lasting and rich lather with a luxuriant after-feel. These unique characteristics make it the ideal addition to an array of cleansing products for skin, body & hair.Show Less

Pullulan is a polysaccharide made from starch, produced by fermentation, consisting of maltotriose units. It is an excellent lubricant and adhesive with film-forming properties. It does not modify the viscosity of the final product, and improves foam retention.Show Less

Extremosio™ consists of plurilamellar liposomes loaded with trehalose, a natural disaccharide that activates autophagy. Skin autophagy is a naturally occurring detoxification process through which damaged cellular constituents are degraded and continuously renewed. With age the flow of autophagy renewal slows down. Its activation by Extremosio™ promotes replacement of damaged skin proteins. In addition, the renewal of melanosomes promotes a homogeneous skin color distribution.Show Less