Scientific name: Allantain
Classification: Multiatric compound
Tales from nature
Allantain in nature is a substance produced by plants and animals, as well as by humans. It is located in the leaves of Symphytum officinal, in the cortex of Aesculus Hippocastanum, in the leaves of the Coffee Arabica coffee and in soybeans, Glycine Max.
Scientifically speaking, Allantaine is a multiaty compound, which in addition to being present in nature can also be synthesized. It appears in the form of colorless crystals or white powder, odorless and tasteless. It is often used in cosmetic products thanks to the countless beneficial effects it releases on the skin.
Benefits
Allantain stimulates cell renewal and promotes the skin repair process, accelerating the cicatrization process and improving the appearance of damaged skin and giving it a smoother and uniform appearance.
It protects the skin from redness and small irritations, keeping it balanced and reinforced. Thanks to its ability to retain water, it contributes to skin hydration, making it ideal for products intended for dry and dehydrated skin. In summary it has soothing and anti-irritating properties, hydrates the skin and reduces and prevents the formation of wrinkles.
It gives the skin a fresh and young appearance since it facilitates the synthesis of collagen, as well as healing lesions, wounds and scars. It promotes cellular change, prevents loss of skin liquids and helps the skin to remain smooth and soft.
It protects chapped skin, dry and damaged by the sun, fights and reduces the production of free radicals.
