DNA ENZYME TECHNOLOGY

WHAT IS DNA DAMAGE The sun’s rays can take a toll on your skin. The sun prematurely ages the skin. Dermatologists refer to the damage the sun does to skin by several names, including photoaging, photodamage, solar damage, or sun damage. It happens when ultraviolet (UV) light hits skin unprotected by sunscreen, causing DNA changes at a cellular level. Because photodamage happens in the deepest layers of the skin—the dermis—it can take years before the damage surfaces and becomes visible. 

What are the signs of photoaging?

Signs of photodamage begin in the teens to early twenties. Symptoms include the following: > Wrinkling > Pigmentation changes such as age spots, liver spots (solar lentigines) and freckles > Loss of skin tone (decreased elasticity)  > Rough, uneven skin texture > Broken capillaries (spider veins), usually around the nose and chest > Redness and blotchiness

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DNA DAMAGE

Also known as photodamage,the skin's DNA is very susceptible to damage from UV light. Avoid the consequences of UV exposure.

80% of skin aging is due to the sun and no sunscreen is 100% effective.Your skin's DNA is subject to daily environmental assaults accelerating skin aging.Your body can only process and repair about 50% of this damage.However, your skin is not defenceless against this damage. PHOTOZYME products utilize a targeted delivery of natural repair enzymes called DNA Enzyme Technology to prevent the signs of skin aging from surfacing.

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SUNSCREEN IS NOT ENOUGH

According to leading dermatologists,Dr.Zoe Draelos and Dr.Flor Mayoral,Photozyme and its DNA repair enzymes are considered to the FUNDAMENTAL pillars of a healthy skincare regimen.

Along with sunscreen and antioxidants, DNA repair enzymes make up the foundation of overall skin health.Without the protection and repair products which make up the fundamental base of the pyramid,the transform and optimize products will not be able to do their jobs properly. Additionally,several studies have proven that sunscreen is not enough by itself to prevent sun damage. DNA repair enzymes such as Photolyase, a key ingredient in Photozyme products, are imperative to prevent damage.

The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2015 was awarded jointly to Tomas Lindahl, Paul Modrich and Aziz Sancar "for mechanistic studies of DNA repair."