Skin Factors^™

For Teens and Adults
Ideal for mild and non-cystic acne.
Vitamin A – for all cellular growth and development.
Vitamin C – essential to production of collagen, a protein that is basic to all connective tissue; good connective tissue production is necessary for many bodily processes, including bones, teeth and skin.
Zinc – for support of good tissue growth.
Essential Fatty Acids – for support of cell membrane growth and development;

Skin may show effects of free radical damage, especially effects of sunlight.
Vitamin E – an antioxidant helping to protect fats from oxidation, scavenges free radicals to protect cells.
Vitamin C – also acts as a cellular antioxidant and works with Vitamin E in this capacity.
Selenium – as an antioxidant (works with vitamin E).

Skin is the body’s first line of defense because it is where the world meets the body.
Vitamin A – for immune system action.
Vitamin C – used by the immune system cells in their actions.
Zinc – essential for the immune system to function.
Niacin – for good blood circulation to the skin. Niacin is a vasodilator.

Skin may also be involved in cleansing processes.
Red Clover, Burdock, Dandelion and Milk Thistle – well known for their support of cleansing and detoxification in the body.

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