a) Setria L-glutathione: Clinically proven to raise glutathione levels in the body b) L-cysteine: Boosts the bodys natural production of glutathione c) Alpha lipoic acid (ALA): Regenerates glutathione back into its active form d) Vitamin C: Enhances glutathione levels in the body while supporting collagen formation e) Astaxanthin: Acts like an internal sunscreen to reduce UV-induced skin damage f) Zinc: Soothes inflamed skin and promotes healthy skin renewal g) Grape seed extract: Protects the skin from visible signs of skin ageing Setria L-glutathione, L-cysteine, alpha lipoic acid, and vitamin C work in synergy to support the bodys natural glutathione levels, enhancing its skin-brightening and antioxidant benefits
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