Indena unveils Vitachelox for anti-pollution

Published: 23-Mar-2017
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The latest anti-pollution active on the market is Indena’s Vitachelox.

Heavy metals are among the most damaging pollutants, which even in tiny quantities act as catalysts in oxidation reactions, adversely affecting the skin.

A selection of optimised botanical compounds, Vitachelox is said to act against pollution as a skin protectant, a free radical scavenger and a chelating agent.

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