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Revolution E
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Revolution E is a encapsulated Vitamin E, a vital nutrient for soft, supple skin. Vitamin E has been shown to play an important role in protecting skin from environmental and oxidative damage. Vitamin E acetate is a stabilized Tocopherol precursor. Vitamin E is often called the "protection vitamin" of the skin. It shows anti-inflammatory properties and positively influences skin moisture properties and wound healing. Vitamin E prevents the skin from premature aging induced by UV irradiation and lipid peroxidation. Revolution Delivery System transport the precursor of Vitamin E to the target skin layers where it protects the cell membranes from damage of free oxygen radicals, and at the same time, acts as a skin moisturizer. Revolution E assists in delivering this crucial nutrient to the tissues where it can go to work so that we can see soft, healthy, glowing skin.
A worldwide innovator in specialty ingredients has just patented the chemistry to deliver the highest amount of actives deep into the layers of the skin. The "Revolution" delivery system offers unprecedented penetration and efficacy of Actives! Revolutions deliver actives efficacy that is 100 times that of non-encapsulated actives!!
The Problem:
- Cosmetic actives for skin care must penetrate into the skin in order to utilize their full potential.
- Vitamin Actives are not effective on the surface layers, and have a molecular size too large to penetrate a pore.
- When such actives remain only on the surface, they do not enter the skin in a sufficient concentration to create the desired effect.
The Solution:
Carrier systems have been developed to transport cosmetic actives into the skin. These systems ease the transport of actives through the skin barrier and, furthermore, deliver these actives in a sufficient concentration to the site of interaction. In times past, the cosmetic incorporation of vitamin additives has scarcely been more than a label claim. Why? Because the particle size was much too large to penetrate the skin. Yesterday's answer? Liposomes. Liposomes are actives microencapsulated for higher skin penetration. This scientific advance offered some penetration, but the molecules were still too large for optimal delivery. Enter the "Revolution" system. This system encapsulates a lipid core by a phospholipid/co-surfactant monolayer membrane. The membrane consists of cylindric (phospholipid) molecules and cone-like (co-surfactant) molecules. These constituents create a very densely packed membrane of small sized, stable particles. Such particles are highly resistant against surface-active molecules and tolerant to elevated ionic strength. These properties are in contrast to those of the Liposome and consequently, Revolution A, E & P are compatible with many emulsifiers and surfactants and tolerant to electrolytes and pH. Carrier systems are more effective if they provide an even and homogenous particle size distribution to the skin surface. If an active is offered to the skin by a particle of a size of 160 nm (as in a conventional carrier), 500 times more particles are needed to transport the same amount of an active, than if the particles have a size of 20 nm (as in the Revolution products).
What this means to the formulator:
- Maximum skin contact of active encapsulated into the Revolution system.
- Increased absorption of active into the skin.
Applications:
- Sun and after sun products
- Dry and damaged skin products
- Anti-oxidant products
SPECIFICATIONS
Appearance: |
Light to Dark Amber Slightly Viscous Liquid |
Odor: |
Characteristic / Vitamin |
Solubility: |
Water |
Storage: |
Tightly Sealed / Cool / Protected from Heat / Light / Moisture / Freezing |
Shelf: |
18 Months when Properly Stored / Handled |
GUIDELINES
Usage: |
2.0 to 5.0% |
Processing: |
Add at Cool Down (<110F) |
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May sediment on standing. This is expected and does not effect performance. Stir before use. |
INCI: Water (and) Phospholipid (and) Tocopherol Acetate
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