DN-Age® is an extract from the leaves of the candle bush. It counteracts the effect of natural or artificial blue light and helps promote the skin’s natural DNA repair process. DN-Age® also improves the three major consequences of hair aging by protection of papilla melanocytes and fibroblasts from oxidative stress. Hair graying and hair fall are delayed; new hair growth is less fragile.
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BASF offers one of the most comprehensive ingredients portfolios in the personal care industry. We provide the resources of a global industry leader along with the consumer insights and innovative drive our customers expect. Our high-quality product range includes surfactants, emulsifiers, polymers, emollients, cosmetic active ingredients, UV filters, thickeners, protein products and lipid layer enhancers. With production and development sites as well as sales and marketing offices all over the world, we offer our customers the winning combination of global reach, technological excellence and formulation expertise. Our focus on consumer trends, specific industry requirements and ability to innovate and bring new products rapidly to the market contribute strongly to the success of our customers – and make BASF a valued partner for the personal care industry.
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