Biotechnological combination of water, Pseudoalteromonas Ferment Extract and Citric Acid.
Pseudoalteromonas is a train of bacteria found in the Norh France coast-line. In this weather, the bacteria undergoes a desiccation process that generates esopolysaccharides, a type of water-bonding molecule. Esopolysaccharides are also rich in Glucuronic acid, a organic acid that is naturally found in the skin and that promotes Hyaluronic acid production. Glucuronic acid works better than hyaluronic acid at retaining water inside the skin, for a longer period of time, while also providing detoxifying action to the cells.