Amino acids

Aroma

Peptide

Antistatic

Skin conditioner

Hair conditioning

Feeding

Skin regeneration

Masks the smell

Skin lightening

Asparagine acid is found in nature in plants, sugar cane and buckwheat. It was also obtained from asparagus sprouts, which is how it got its name. It is present in the body of every person and is a component of proteins that serve as material for cell building. Asparagine acid excretes toxins, thus cleansing the skin of the face from impurities. It is also present in the composition of many hair care products. This acid is capable of gently restoring dry and damaged hair, since it restores protein bonds broken during dyeing procedures. Properties of asparagine acid: • Possesses antibacterial properties; • Enhances the protective function of the immune system; • Provides an antiviral effect when applied to the skin.

Aspartic Acid