Levann "jA" Glow Oil yuzu flavor
- A new dimension of skin care! Levann “jA” Glow Oil blends borage, evening primrose, and flaxseed oils with a fresh yuzu taste. Delivering 485 mg of GLA per serving, it nourishes your skin's lipid barrier from within!
A Holistic Approach to Radiant, Well-Nourished Skin
Skin health goes far beyond topical skincare. Environmental factors such as sunlight, air conditioning, and weather changes continuously influence how your skin feels and looks [1, 2]. True radiant vitality stems from consistent daily habits, proper nutrition, adequate sleep, and targeted internal support [2].
Levann “jA” Glow Oil was developed to support this comprehensive, inside-out approach to skin care. By combining borage, evening primrose, and flaxseed oils, each 5 ml serving delivers a rich spectrum of essential fatty acids, including 485 mg of gamma-linolenic acid (GLA) and omega-3s [4, 5]. Its refreshing yuzu flavor transforms daily supplementation into an enjoyable, effortless ritual that helps reinforce the skin's lipid barrier, locking in moisture and protecting against dryness [3, 4].
Synergistic Formula: Discover Our Key Active Oils
The formula combines three plant-based oils selected for their complementary fatty acid profiles and targeted skin benefits:
Borage Oil: One of the richest natural sources of gamma-linolenic acid (GLA), which supports the natural protective barrier of the epidermis [4]. It helps maintain optimal hydration levels and elasticity, making it particularly valued in caring for dry, delicate, and irritation-prone skin [3, 4].
Evening Primrose Oil: A valuable addition to daily care for demanding skin. Its natural GLA content supports the proper functioning of the hydrolipid mantle, helping defend against moisture loss [4]. This ingredient promotes lasting softness and skin flexibility [3, 4].
Flaxseed Oil: Supplies essential omega-3 fatty acids (ALA) that favor the overall condition and protective barrier of the skin [5]. It helps maintain proper moisture and elasticity, offering ideal support for dry and dull-looking skin [3, 5].
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