DNA GEL (skin polynucleotide) 10 g

Dna gel - natural polynucleotide for moisturising fading dry skin

DNA Gel's cosmetic component is a natural polynucleotide extracted from marine fish using innovative technologies. The polynucleotide is added to skincare products for women aged 40+ and is also suitable for aging, dry, and oily skin. The product restores, nourishes, and moisturizes the skin, smoothes and fills wrinkles, and combats free radicals.

Characteristics of the component and features of use

INCI: Water, glycerin, DNA, Carbomer.

Dosage: 2-5%

Solubility: in water at a temperature not exceeding 40°C

Usage: dissolve in water, in the active phase or introduce directly into a warm emulsion and stir thoroughly until dissolved. The recommended pH of the finished product with DNA Gel is 5.5 - 6.5.

Storage: long-term storage is recommended in a dark place at a temperature of 4-7 °C, protect from direct sunlight. Temporary transport at a different temperature is permitted.

Use in cosmetics

DNA Gel contains DNA fragments rich in hydrophilic groups that bind water in the skin. Its wound-healing properties promote the repair of microdamage. This ingredient helps preserve youthfulness, significantly increasing skin elasticity and firmness. Hydrophilic DNA fragments (PDRN) extracted from salmon roe have an average molecular weight of 110 kDa.

Creams, serums and gels, which include the component, are common in cosmetology, as they restore the structure of the skin, regenerate cells, moisturise the upper layers of the dermis, increase tone, elasticity, prevent sagging. As a result, the skin acquires a more youthful appearance, light even colour, becomes soft and firm.

DNA Gel belongs to the group of active substances that restore the cellular structure of the skin. It is used in cosmetics designed to restore dry, sagging or oily skin, as the component smoothes, strengthens and nourishes the dermis. Since it is extracted from salmon roe, DNA gel has a number of useful components that can improve the appearance and texture of the epidermis, restore youth and beauty. Marine DNA is used in professional cosmetics produced by Natura Bisse, THALAC and others.

DNA Gel's moisturizing properties are due to the high content of hydrophilic groups in DNA, which bind large amounts of water. DNA Gel hydrates the skin and promotes the healing of microdamage and the smoothing of wrinkles. Using DNA Gel makes the skin appear younger, with significantly increased elasticity and firmness.

Cosmetic properties of DNA Gel

Thanks to its marine origin, the product prevents early skin aging and is able to regenerate the dermis in case of various damages: mechanical, age-related and others. Other useful properties of DNA gel:

• Strengthens the structure of the dermis, consisting of collagen and elastin.
• Nourishes the skin, fills it with vitamin complex A, K, E, D. It contains fatty acids and amino acids, lipids and proteins.
• Improves metabolism in the epidermis, makes the surface relief smooth and even.
• It has a modelling effect, making facial features clear and expressive.
• Maintains elasticity.
• Helps cells retain moisture, thus avoiding drying out. Restores and normalises oily and dry spots on the skin.
• An important feature and an undoubted plus of the product is its hypoallergenicity. DNA gel does not cause allergic reactions, so it is suitable for all skin types.
   

Use in recipes

Modern manufacturers of natural cosmetics offer creams, lotions, tonics and other products that contain polynucleotide DNA gel. Most often the active is introduced into such cosmetics as:

• Night creams with a nourishing and moisturising effect.
• Tonics, creams, gels and other products for women 30+.
• Anti-ageing eye serums for women 40+.
• After-sun skin care products.

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