Uniproma adds to skin lightening series

Published: 13-Jul-2010 Featured companies: Uniproma GmbH
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Uniproma adds to skin lightening series
U-EAA is a new stable vitamin C antioxidant from Uniproma and the latest addition to its skin lightening product line-up. The antioxidant, which has the chemical name ethyl ascorbyl acid, acts as an effective skin lightening agent and antioxidant claimed to improve human skin tone and reduce age spots.

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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