Amitose HGA, "Autophagy Activator Vitamin C", is a novel stable vitamin C derivative (Glyceryl Ascorbate) developed by SEIWA KASEI's original technology. It provides excellent skin moisture but particularly excels at skin lightening. In fact, Amitose HGA skin lightening mechanism is the world first of its kind. First, it inhibits melanin synthesis more effectively than most ascorbic acid derivatives. Secondly, Amitose HGA inhibits and reverses melanin transport. Lastly, melanin is degraded by autophagy which won the 2016 Nobel Prize. Those mechanism leads to consequently supress dark spots, a truly unique mechanism in Vitamin C derivatives. Amitose HGA can be used in a large variety of formulae : skin toners, transparent gel-serums and emulsions such as creams. This product is preservative free water-soluble ingredient. It is developed and manufactured in Japan by SEIWA KASEI.
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Japanese time-tested manufacturer of innovative cosmetic ingredients, SEIWA KASEI offers high-performance products based on peptides and/or amino acids and formulations with unique marketing claims and relevant data. In addition to the core products "Promois" - variants of hydrolyzed proteins and their derivatives from natural resources -, many functional ingredients are developed with our technology, such as "iVC Amitose VC series" - ideal stable vitamin C derivatives combined with glycerin -,"Amitose R" - amino acid derivatives with unique efficacy for hair, skin and scalp -,"Protesil" - multi-functional hybrid polymers with silky texture, hair color protection -,"Silasoma" - encapsulated UV-filters for sensitive skin and baby -, and "Vegetamide" -pseudo-F layer of hair cuticle with selective repair.
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