Carnoxyn is an energizing complex that stimulates the Krebs cycle and β-oxidation in epidermal and dermal cells. Due to its balanced composition, it is a cosmetic active substance with strong penetration power and must be considered a cellular energy activator.
Its activity affects mitochondrial function by promoting carnitine palmitoyltransferase, an enzyme involved in the transport of fatty acids into the inner mitochondrial membrane. This enzyme activates cellular metabolism, producing energy through β-oxidation.
Carnoxyn, after all, has to be considered a cosmetic activator that improves the tonification of the cell operability (against localized adiposity and cellulitis). It increases the consumption of the fatty acids generated by lipolysis (fat degradation).
Thanks to its energizing properties, Carnoxyn boosts cellular activity and enhances the function of dermal cells, leaving noticeable anti-aging, anti-cellulite, and slimming effects. The skin appears tighter and firmer due to improved cellular respiration.
Pyruvate metabolism: A therapeutic opportunity in radiation-induced skin injury
Author(s):
Yoo Hyun, Kang Jeong Wook, Lee Dong Won, Oh Sang Ho, Lee Yun-Sil, Lee Eun-Jung, Cho Jaeho
DOI:
10.1016/j.bbrc.2015.03.060
Pyruvate Protects against Cellular Senescence through the Control of Mitochondrial and Lysosomal Function in Dermal Fibroblasts
Author(s):
Kim Jeong Yeon, Lee Sung Hoon, Bae Il-Hong, Shin Dong Wook, Min Daejin, Ham Mira, Kim Kyu-Han, Lee Tae Ryong, Kim Hyoung-June, Son Eui Dong, Lee Ai-Yong, Song Yeong Wook, Kil In Sup
DOI:
10.1016/j.jid.2018.05.033
Hyaluronic and Succinic Acid: New Biostimulating Combination to Counteract Dermal and Subcutaneous Aging
Author(s):
Martinez-Gutierrez Alfredo, Cami Helena, Noya Teresa, Gómez-Escalante Susana, Miró Llosas Aina, González Mari Carmen
AmaraShape is an anti-cellulite complex that refines and firms body contours with long-lasting results. It is a highly effective combination of fat-burning actives for the topical treatment of thighs, buttocks, hips, waist, and arms.
Glycoxantine is a water-soluble complex based on Xanthines (caffeine, theophylline, theobromine) and Hydrolyzed Glycosaminoglycans (GAG) for the cosmetic treatment of localized adiposity.
Cellulite frequently affects women and occurs in particular areas of the body, such as hips, thighs, and abdomen, and is characterized by an uneven skin surface, popularly known as the "orange peel" appearance.
Cellulite is a common term used to describe the accumulation of fat, fluids, and toxins that have been trapped deep in the skin below the epidermal layer, creating a waffled or "orange peel" appearance to the skin.
Lipocare™ is a botanical complex that contains a blend of ingredients that synergistically control and reduce the appearance of cellulite - the unsightly pockets of fat that dimple the skin.
It is very well known that obesity is a metabolic syndrome defined as a pathologic increase in body fat. In cellulite, adipocytes grow substantially in size due to the accumulation of triglycerides in their interior, giving the so-called lipid droplet.
Intenslim™ is a complex ingredient for stomach and thighs - rebellious anti-fat slimming action, soothes inflammation generated by trunk fatty acids, promotes elastin synthesis for a firming effect, and activates lipolysis (fat degradation).
Cellulite is a problem specific to women. Female fat storage cells in the hypodermis are anatomically arranged in a way that allows them to expand into the dermis. The consequences are dimples or orange-peel skin.
IsoNari is an anti-cellulite and slimming ingredient derived from Japanese parsley, rich in Isorhamnetin. It inhibits adipogenesis - the process by which stem cells differentiate into fat cells (adipocytes), through downregulation of adipogenic factors.
What is the similarity between skin and muscles? Both are involved in energy production. Energy production is most efficient under aerobic conditions, thus, in order to obtain optimal energy production both muscles and skin cells must be correctly supplied with oxygen.
