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Making a
Active DNA and Cell Protection
RAHN AG is launching CELLIGENT
®
, a
difference
new active ingredient for active cell and
DNA protection at in-cosmetics.
The active ingredient complex has been
Jan Dekker International is working in co- specially developed for treating UV-
operation with Burkinakarité, a union of Women’s stressed skin. CELLIGENT
®
protects the
associations dedicated to the production and DNA and supports the repair of UV-
commercial trade of shea butter. induced cell damage.
This co-operation brings a major change in the CELLIGENT
®
contains the following
lives of 500 women living in five different three actives:
communities in the Houet province in Burkina • Ethyl Ferulate, a natural antioxidant with
Faso. The project helps them to become UV absorbing properties, neutralises
financially independent so they will be able to pay dangerous oxygen radicals and reduces the dose of UV radiation which penetrates the skin.
school fees for their children and buy medicines • Carnosolic acid combats free radicals – one of the main causes of DNA damage.
for their families. • Uridine Monophosphate (UMP), a biochemical pre-cursor to the synthesis of nucleotides,
“We are very proud of this project”, says supports the repair of DNA in the cell. It accelerates the supply of nucleotides which are
Ton Trentelman, Jan Dekker International’s urgently required for the process of nucleotide excision repair.
CEO. “By working together, the women can
sell their raw shea butter directly to Scientific studies in vitro and in vivo confirm the effectiveness of CELLIGENT
®
.
international buyers without relying on CELLIGENT
®
is free of preservatives and can be used for anti-ageing concepts, skin care
middlemen. They receive a fair price that not products for sun protection and after sun products. It is suitable for the use in emulsions (W/O
only covers their costs of production but and O/W) and gels.
guarantees a fair wage for their labour.” RAHN AG, Stand B740
Jan Dekker International, Stand A600
Tradition meets innovation
First time exhibitors HARKE Chemicals
GmbH (formerly Syntana GmbH) are
exhibiting their exciting product groups in
fields such as texture additives, surfactants,
builder and actives.
Amongst the products on display is
AstaTROL
®
HP; a haematococcus pluvialis
extract containing esterified Astaxanthin
Complex. Astaxanthin is suitable for anti
aging products as it adheres free radicals.
Astaxanthin disposes these free radicals and
can affect the aging process and stop
wrinkles. This effect of the natural “wonder
weapon” is 550 times greater than the effect
caused by Vitamin E and 40 times more
striking than beta-carotene. Astaxanthin
improves the elasticity of the skin and its
amount of moisture.
With over 40 years experience in the
distribution of chemicals and handling
hazardous goods, HARKE Chemicals GmbH
provides a link between producers of chemical
products and the processing industry.
Harke Chemicals GmbH (formerly Syntana
GmbH), Stand K485 hall A2.
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