Oxyprolane — Skin Detox BT30

Skin Detox is the most original formula in the Oxyprolane range: it targets glycation and oxidative stress in a vegan formula free of declared allergens—a rare combination in the beauty supplement catalog. The DAMASTY® complex is the central and most clinically documented active ingredient: 4 clinical studies conducted under dermatological control on 162 women, 3 months of use. Documented results show +61% skin tone uniformity in 3 months, 100% satisfaction with radiance after 2 months, and a significant reduction in melanin index after one month. This level of clinical documentation (162 women, dermatological control) is superior to the majority of skin beauty supplements on the market. DAMASTY® composition: Damask rose polyphenols, acerola vitamin C (12 mg, high bioavailability), and melon SOD (superoxide dismutase, endogenous antioxidant enzyme). Alpha-lipoic acid (10 mg) is a universal water-soluble and fat-soluble antioxidant that helps neutralize free radicals involved in the formation of advanced glycation end-products (AGEs). Its preventive action is documented in the literature and is relevant for the prevention of matrix aging. The manufacturer's claim "prevents glycation" is not an authorized EU 432/2012 claim—Paradermia reformulates it as a mechanistic description. Ginseng (30 mg, ginsenosides) stimulates collagen and elastin production, improving firmness. It also offers complementary antioxidant and photoprotective action. Caution: ginseng is not recommended during pregnancy and may interact with anticoagulants. Zinc bisglycinate (50 mg, 10 mg zinc) is the most bioavailable form of zinc. Zinc contributes to the maintenance of normal skin—an authorized EU claim. Vitamin B3 (3 mg) is at a low dose (18.75% RDA), playing a role in cellular energy support rather than depigmentation at this dose. The formula (DAMASTY, rosemary, ginseng, ALA, zinc bisglycinate, vitamin B3) is entirely plant-based and structurally contains no major allergens. The allergen list found on some online datasheets is likely an error and does not correspond to the actual composition.