The product is soluble in both oil and water, offering formulators more freedom when it comes to selecting other products. According to Uniproma, U-EAA also solves the structural instability of vitamin C, helping to provide more enduring protection against skin damage and wrinkles.
Uniproma introduced the new product at in-cosmetics in Paris.
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