|Articles|April 18, 2011
Polyphenol Ingredient for Sensitive Skin
It is a dry extract of the Carthaginian berry (Punica granatum), which is concentrated in polyphenols, particularly in tannins (punicalagin) and ellagic derivative, and stabilized in a maltitol carrier.
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Cytokalmine is a new ingredient for sensitive skin developed by Alban Muller International (Vincennes, France). It is a dry extract of the Carthaginian berry (Punica granatum), which is concentrated in polyphenols, particularly in tannins (punicalagin) and ellagic derivative, and stabilized in a maltitol carrier.
The company says the ingredient has a twofold effect, both reducing the secretion of inflammatory cytokines and the overproduction of free radicals, thus protecting the skin from the effects of premature aging.
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