Vitamins

Vitamins are defined as organic compounds which:

• Are required for normal growth and maintenance of the body functions
• Do not provide energy and do not serve as building units in the body
• Catalyze reactions, as part of the enzyme systems within the organism
• Are present in natural foodstuffs and are not produced in the body except
  for Vitamin D
• Help protect skin cells and tissues (such as vitamin A and Pro-vitamin B5 (Panthenol))

• Vitamins help to provide a beneficial environment for the protection, correction and renewal process of hair, skin and nails.
• Addition of vitamins at the proper levels and in scientifically formulated vehicles, can enhance the performance of cosmetics and toiletries by increasing their performance, and functionality.
• Of particular interest in cosmetics are vitamins A, E, C, D, Panthenol (pro-vitamin B5), vitamin B6 and their derivatives. Also, Phytantriol and Omega-6 Oils (Borage Oil and Evening Primrose Oil) are very useful in enhancing the performance of cosmetics and toiletry products.

• Vitamin E Acetate - The Protector
• Vitamin E Alcohol - The Preserver
• Vitamin A Palmitate - The Normalizer
• Beta Carotene - The Pro-vitamin A
• Vitamin B3 - The Energizer
• Panthenol (Pro-vitamin B5) - The Beautifier
• Vitamin B6 - The Co-enzyme for Cell Metabolism
• Ethyl Panthenol - The Hair Moisturizer
• Vitamin D3 - The Skin Cell Differentiator
• Vitamin C - The Protective Corrector
• Stay-C® 50 - The Stable Vitamin C
• Biotin - The Strengthener
• Phytantriol - The Enhancer