FSS Love Complex PF is a unique complex that is comprised of Lycopene, Olive oil, Vitamins and Essential fatty acids
FSS Love Complex PF
Benefits of FSS Love Complex PF
• Anti-Aging
• Enhances Cellular Viability
• Intense Antioxidant
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BACKGROUND
Love is what everybody needs. People search their whole lives for this indescribable feeling. FSS Love Complex PF is a natural, unique complex that provides the skin with demonstrable benefits and the Love it has been looking for. This targeted complex is comprised of Lycopene, Olive oil, Vitamins and Essential fatty acids to deliver powerful benefits to the skin. It can nourish, condition, and protect the skin with the capacity to enhance the delivery of nutrients in order to provide a trendy, multifunctional product.
Lycopene exhibits the highest physical quenching rate constant, attributing to its potential for slowing down the aging process. Lycopene protects the skin from environmental damage thus shielding it from premature aging, while increasing Lycopene also has the capability to strengthen the skin by promoting its ability to produce collagen while keeping elastic skin tissues from losing their tenseness.₂When used in hair care, lycopene’s insolubility in water allows it to easily enter into the hair fiber increasing the hair’s strength therefore preventing breakage and enhancing protection.
Olive oil is obtained from the olive, Olea Europea, a tree found in the Mediterranean Basin. This tree thrives close to the sea, where other plants can’t tolerate the high salt content of the underground water. This oil is produced by grinding whole olive fruit and extracting the oil. This process is straightforward and needs minimal mechanical technology, making it very popular amongst natural cosmetic manufacturers. The olive industry has become the Mediterranean region’s most dependable food and cash crop since prehistoric times. For the people of the Mediterranean, olive oil has been considered medicinal, magical, and an endless source of Mascination and the fountain of great wealth and power. This light yellow oil is almost pure fat and dense in calories, yet healthy without adverse effects while containing antioxidants not found in other oils. Spain, Italy and Greece are the major producers in the world, making up about 75% of the world’s production. Olive oil is used quite frequently in cooking but also in the skincare and cosmetic industries. It’s widely used in cosmetics and soaps to add smoothness and softness to dry skin, which is especially beneficial during the winter months. It provides strong moisturization effects while regenerating skin cells and softening tissues, therefore, allowing skin and hair to be silky smooth.³
Ascorbyl Palmitate is a synthetic ester formed from ascorbic acid and palmitic acid producing an oil soluble form of vitamin C. This is a more stable and highly absorbable form of vitamin C, making it the most widely used derivative of vitamin C in skincare products. Ascorbyl palmitate is the simplest and most readily available form of vitamin C. Ascorbic acid, which is water soluble, may not provide the benefits of ascorbyl palmitate given that it is not readily absorbed within the skin. Ascorbyl Palmitate is a free radical fighting antioxidant that promotes healthy skin and vitality while simultaneously providing a significant increase in collagen production.
Tocopheryl Acetate, known as vitamin E acetate, is the ester of acetic acid and tocopherol. It is also readily absorbed in the skin where it is converted into free tocopherol. All of these properties of Tocopheryl Acetate contribute to diminishing the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.
Fatty acids are needed in the body for good health. In fact, lycopene is more efficiently delivered with the presence of essential fatty acids. Oleic, linoleic, and palmitic acid are among the fatty acids that are comprised in this multifunctional complex. Oleic acid is a fatty acid that occurs naturally in animal and vegetable fats and oils. Oleic means “related to”, or “derived from”, oil or olive and provides profound health benefits. These benefits include the ability to lower blood pressure, decreasing bad cholesterol in the blood while increasing good cholesterol and blood flow. Oleic acid is essential for the production of other fatty acids and fatty acid derivatives and keeps cell membranes soft and fluid while providing anti-inflammatory properties.₆ Oleic acid is a moderate amphiphilic emulsifier and is the major component of soap products.
Linoleic acid comes from the Greek word linon. This acid is needed for various biological processes and can’t be synthesized from other food components. Linoleic acid is found in the lipids of cell membranes and it is required to maintain proper membrane function and structure. It is an essential fatty acid that must be consumed to promote for good health as it is important for many biological processes. Linoleic acid deficiency causes mild skin scaling, hair loss, and problem skin. Therefore, fatty acids can be added to various skin care products to soothe, moisturize, and even skin tone.⁷
Palmitic Acid is one of the most common fatty acids found in animals and plants. It is a major component of the oil from palm trees (palm oil, coconut oil), contributing to its name. However, it can also be found in meats, butter, and some dairy products. Palmitate is a term used for the salts and esters of palmitic acid, and is commonly added to low fat milk products. Palmitic oil is the main saturated fat found in chocolate along with oleic and stearic acids. Palmitic acid is the first fatty acid produced during fatty acid synthesis and is stored in the body from excess carbohydrates. Palmitic acid is amphipathic which accounts for its extremely low solubility in water. It makes for a good emollient and reinforces the skin’s healthy barrier function while smoothing and softening its surface.
FSS Love Complex PF incorporates the use of phospholipids, which are a class of lipids that are a component of cell membranes and have the ability to form lipid bilayers. Phospholipids have a hydrophilic head and a hydrophobic tail, consisting of long chain fatty acid hydrocarbons. In water, phospholipids can form a variety of structures depending on their specific properties. Phospholipids are used in cosmetics as emulsifiers, enabling oils to form a colloid with water. They also provide other benefits to the skin, such as supporting the physiology of the skin, enhancing the bioavailability of other ingredients and providing a controlled release of the product to skin cells.
BENEFITS
FSS Love Complex PF is a trendy, new combination of Lycopene, Olive oil, Vitamins, and Essential fatty acids that delivers all the ingredients to necessary to protect, condition, nourish and soften the skin and hair while being gentle enough for use in a wide variety of skin and hair products.
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