As an ingredient person, I have used many products containing fullerene ingredients, and I still have a say in this regard.
Let’s talk about the ingredient fullerene first~
Everyone knows that vitamin C is a good antioxidant ingredient and has a whitening and brightening effect. Compared with vitamin C, fullerene is also a very good antioxidant component. Moreover, fullerene’s antioxidant capacity is stronger than vitamin C, and it can continuously absorb free radicals for 11 hours. Its structure is also very stable, and it can also reduce the damage of ultraviolet rays to the skin when used during the day.
In contrast, the ingredients of fullerene are milder than vitamin C. People with sensitive skin are more suitable to use fullerene as an antioxidant.
The discoverer of fullerene won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry, and its use value is worthy of recognition. In recent years, fullerenes have been often used in skin care products, including facial masks, freeze-dried powder, ampoule essence, etc.
Then, let’s take a look at the fullerene products of the Ashipali brand.
First of all, Ashipali uses Japanese Mitsubishi fullerenes licensed by R.S. and is included on Mitsubishi Corporation's official website. You may not know much about the ingredient fullerene. In fact, although the antioxidant capacity of fullerene is very eye-catching, if you want to obtain the expected effect, you must use fullerene that meets the efficacy standard. Japan's Mitsubishi can be said to be the largest manufacturer of fullerenes in the world, and it has a large number of patents for fullerene applications in the field of cosmetics around the world. Only the Mitsubishi fullerene that meets the efficacy standards will be authorized by R.S.
Please look for the RS authorized logo.
Secondly, Ashipali’s fullerene products are also compounded with the polypeptide ingredients of carnosine and nonapeptide-1, which can enhance the skin brightening and anti-sallowing effects.
From these two points, Ashipali’s fullerene product is still very good.