Skin vitamins have long been studied for skin benefits, and they are considered to be essential for skin health and anti-ageing. NO FACE as a leading professional skin advice provider, wants to raise skin vitamin awareness in an effort to reduce skin cancer and discoloration caused by UV. These efforts are done and supported by ACTIVITA Active Skin Vitamins

The use of Vitamin A products like Retinol to prevent skin cancer is controversial. Research shows that retinol can increase the creation of new skin cells, which may prevent skin cancer.

However, there’s a catch: Retinol can make your skin much more sensitive to sun exposure. This means if you’re using retinol products, you’ll have to use it at night or wear sunscreen when using retinol-containing skin products.

Niacinamide (a form of vitamin B-3) has been shown to lower the risk of certain types of skin cancers in some high-risk individuals.

Niacinamide may reduce inflammation, build proteins in the skin, improve skin hydration, and all combined together, may help protect the skin from environmental damage, including sunlight. Newer research suggests that when applied with a sunscreen, niacinamde can even control pigmentation.

Vitamin C as a potent antioxidant can combat free radicals, reversing signs of ageing and improving signs of skin elasticity, and boosting the appearance of healthy skin. When vitamins A B and C all work together day and night, the skin tends to become more resilient and with an ability to remain a healthy appearance longer.

These researches provide insights to the scientists at ACTIVITA Labs, with the focus on vitamin ABCDEK, ACTIVITA skin vitamins AB and C has been a success in clinics around Australia with recommendations from dermatologists around the world. Some clinics use ACTIVITA ABC as an infusion product for pre and post clinical procedures such as IPL and micro dermabrasion treatments. The goal to raise awareness for skin vitamins is so that people can know the importance of using well researched active skin vitamins to combat skin issues, rather than relying on trends.