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Reference pageWhen compiling this website, we used documents, clinical trials and studies from a variety of sources, and the manufacturers of the active molecules that we use in our revolutionary INSTANT EYE LIFT GEL also refer to a variety of sources.
We hope that you find the website of interest, and if you are technically minded and like to unravel the reasons why things work in a particular way, we would suggest that you visit the page dealing with the germinated wheat extract as well as the light reflective molecules. These are the two main active ingredients in the product, and the germinated wheat extract tightens and lifts the area around the eyes and also removes lines, wrinkles and crows feet, minimizing puffy baggy eyes. To go to the germinated wheat extract page, please click here. The light-reflective molecules ensure that no wrinkle or line can prominently show since it bounces back the light, and in so doing not only visibly minimizes the appearance of wrinkles and lines, but also helps to hide dark or black rings under the eyes, as well as other minor skin imperfections. To go to the light-reflective molecules page, please click here. List of references |
| 1 | Jachowicz J, et al. Effect of alkyl substitution on styling and conditioning properties of Co(vinylpyrrolidone-DMAPMA-DMAPMA +-C12H25Cl-). XV Congreso Latinoamericano e Ibérico de Químicos Cosméticos 2001; (98):299-312. |
| 2 | Griesbach U, et al. Proteins: classic additives and actives for skin and hair care. Cosmetic & Toiletries 1998; 113 (11): 69-74. |
| 3 | Challoner NI, et al. Cosmetic proteins for skin care. Cosmetic Toiletries 1997; 112 (12): 51-63. Teglia A,et al. New ingredients for skin detergency: native wheat protein-surfactant complexes. Int. J Cosmet Sci 1994; 16: 235-246. (ref. 1654) |
| 4 | Danisova C, et al. Effect of germination on a range of nutrients of selected grains and legumes. Acta Alimentaria 1994; 23 (3): 287-298. (ref.2172) |
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| 6 | Teglia A, et al. Relationship between chemical characteristiscs and cosmetic properties of proteins hydrolisates. IFSCC Yokohama 1992; (A 207): 515-568 |
| 7 | Forestier JP. Les peptides animaux et végétaux en cosmétologie. Toulouse: Interfaces, 1992; 12-34,54-66. Lehninger AL. Bioquimica. Barcelona: Omega, 1988; 73-156. |
| 8 | Valls O, et al. Técnicas instrumentales en Farmacia y Bioquímica Clínica. Métodos ópticos, radioquímicos y cromatográficos. Barcelona: Docinfarma, S.A. Ediciones Científicas, 1979; 393-417. |
| 9 | Simon W, et al. Elucidación estructural de compuestos orgánicos por métodos espectroscópicos tomo I tablas. Madrid: Alhambra, 1980; 52-63. |
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