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BrownMe BrownMe 30 caps.
Healthlabs
27.48 €

BrownMe 30 caps.

Min. expiration date: 2025-04
Shipping weight: 200g
No gluten
Vegetarian
Vegan
27.48 € With VAT
0.92 € / serving
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  • Enhances the protection of the skin against UV radiation
  • Helps to maintain proper skin pigmentation
  • Promotes a beautiful and healthy tan
  • May counteract signs of photoaging
  • Exerts a strong antioxidant effect
  • Supports skin cell renewal processes

Health Labs BrownMe is a dietary supplement that contains a set of substances that help to get a beautiful and healthy tan. The preparation increases protection against exposure to harmful UV radiation as well as improves the condition of the skin. Its use brings beneficial effects both before and after sunbathing.

Excessive sunbathing during the holiday season is not rare and may lead to the development of unfavorable changes in the skin and not only. They are mainly caused by free oxygen radicals, which have a destructive effect on collagen and elastin that determine the youthful look of the skin. In addition to using sunscreen and watching the time spent in the sun, it is worth equipping yourself with additional protection and strengthening the body's natural antioxidant shield.

Astaxanthin is a natural pigment with a strong antioxidant effect. By neutralizing free radicals, it slows down the photoaging process and soothes skin damage caused by exposure to UV radiation.

Lutein and zeaxanthin are carotenoids that accumulate in the retina of the eye. They sweep away free radicals within the eyesight and act as a filter that protects the eyes against harmful solar radiation.

Beta-carotene is a provitamin A and a carotenoid found in yellow, red, and orange vegetables and fruits. It gives the skin a beautiful, healthy color and supports the tanning process. What is more, it protects against photoaging, helps in the regeneration of damaged tissues, and, to some extent, prevents erythema and sunburn.

EVNol Max™ is a highly bioavailable complex of tocopherols and tocotrienols. Along with quercetin, it helps to protect cells against oxidative stress and supports the functioning of the immune system.

Sulforaphane is a substance found in cruciferous vegetables that is being widely studied in terms of counteracting the unwanted changes in DNA and inflammation processes, which may be important in the context of after sun damage.

Copper helps to maintain proper skin pigmentation and protects against free radicals.

To sum up, Health Labs BrownMe is a dietary supplement recommended especially in the spring and summer period. The ingredients contained in the preparation will help you get a beautiful and healthy tan, naturally supporting the skin's protection against UV radiation.

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