L-PCA is a physiological molecule, obtained by cyclisation of the L-glutamic acid from a natural origin. It is at the origin of several derivatives such as salts and esters of PCA for various cosmetics applications. This product is a physio-activator of the epidermis differentiation and as a cutaneous physiological moisturizer. It helps with lipidic restructuring and used as a filaggrin regenerative for the consolidation of the epidermis keratin coat.
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Solabia Group manufactures active ingredients and plant extract for Personal Care and Cosmetics. Solabia’s active ingredients include poly-unsaturated fatty acids, hydro-sensorial moisturizers, polysaccharides, prebiotics, lysine and arginine peptides and more. Their ingredients offer desirable effects such as moisturizing, anti-aging, hair repairing, hair protecting, skin care and more.
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