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Glycoprotein Ferment

Glycoprotein Ferment — a biotechnological component obtained through fermentation resulting in glycoproteins — molecules that combine protein and carbohydrate parts for moisturizing and restorative action.

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Comedogenic Rating
0/5
Irritation Potential
0/5

What is it?

Glycoprotein Ferment — a component obtained through fermentation, during which glycoproteins are formed — molecules with the ability to bind water through their carbohydrate parts. Mechanism: glycoproteins theoretically form a moisturizing film on the skin's surface, retaining moisture due to hydrophilic carbohydrate chains, while the protein part of the molecule may participate in supporting the skin's cellular structures, contributing to an overall restorative effect.

Moisturizing and restorative formulas, biotechnological cosmetics with fermented components.

Key Benefits

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Hydration through hydrophilic carbohydrate chains
The carbohydrate part of glycoproteins glycoprotein ferment has the ability to bind and retain water molecules, theoretically contributing to the hydration of the skin's surface and the formation of a protective film.
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Support for skin cellular structures
The protein base of glycoproteins may participate in supporting the skin's cellular structures, complementing the moisturizing action of the carbohydrate part of the molecule with an overall restorative effect.
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Biotechnological origin through fermentation
Glycoprotein ferment is produced through a controlled fermentation process, allowing for a standardized bioactive ingredient for cosmetic formulas.

Suitable for

dry and dehydrated skinskin in need of restoration

Main Actions

✓ hydration✓ formation of a protective film✓ support for cellular restoration
Glycoprotein Ferment: concentration

The component is often combined with hyaluronic acid and other moisturizing ingredients for enhanced effect. Concentration: 1-5% in moisturizing formulas.

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