LYSINE DNA.

Lysine, an essential amino acid, is fundamental for the robust formation and stabilization of collagen's triple-helix structure by enabling cross-links, thereby enhancing skin's resilience. It supports critical enzymes like lysyl oxidase, vital for collagen synthesis. Beyond its structural role, Lysine promotes skin hydration, aids regeneration, exhibits anti-inflammatory properties to soothe redness, and strengthens the skin's barrier. It may also help minimize acne by boosting carnitine synthesis. Simultaneously, nucleic acids and their derivatives, such as DNA, facilitate cellular self-repair to mend damaged DNA and provide protection against UV radiation and free radical damage. Lysine-based dendrimers further bind to bacterial cell surfaces, demonstrating bactericidal activity, rebalancing the skin's microbiota, and enhancing anti-inflammatory effects. These dendrimers can also improve the stability and liposolubility of other cosmetic actives like Vitamin C.