Vitamin K

Vitamin K is the name of a group of fat-soluble naphthoquinone derivatives that have a similar structure and perform similar functions in the body. It occurs in two natural forms: vitamin K1 (phylloquinone) and vitamin K2 (menaquinone).

Functions:

• Has anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, antioxidant effects;
• Helps increase the elasticity of the walls of blood vessels;
• Whitens skin;
• Normalizes blood flow, prevents the appearance of rosacea and rosacea.

Description of action and features

The effect of vitamin K in cosmetics extends mainly to small vessels and capillaries; it strengthens capillaries, increases the elasticity of the walls of blood vessels, prevents the appearance of rosacea and rosacea, and is also effective in treating these problems. In addition, vitamin K normalizes blood flow, thereby evening out the complexion, making it healthier and fresher.
Vitamin K helps fight dark circles under the eyes and helps eliminate post-inflammatory spots on the skin. In combination with other lightening components, it can eliminate pigment spots. Reduces the negative effects of sunburn on the skin and promotes their healing.
When using products with vitamin K, it is worth considering that it is destroyed and, accordingly, loses its beneficial properties under the influence of sunlight, high temperatures and alkalis. For better penetration, formulations containing vitamin K must contain fats and phospholipids.

Application

Vitamin K is widely used in cosmetics. In complex skin whitening, skin care for rosacea, in products to alleviate the manifestations of rosacea. It is also widely used in cosmetics aimed at eliminating circles under the eyes.

Recommended dosages:

Vitamin K is added to cosmetic products at a concentration of 0.5-6%.