VITELLA ZN zinc cream, 75 ml
VITELLA Zn Zinc Cream, 75 ml
Vitella Zn is a vitamin-enriched zinc cream designed for sensitive, irritated skin. It can help relieve symptoms associated with various unwanted skin conditions, including signs of atopic dermatitis. When applied, the cream forms a protective film that helps lock in moisture, shields the skin from external irritants, and supports the restoration of the skin’s hydrolipid barrier. Its formula features an optimally balanced combination of vitamins A and E, calcium, and zinc, paired with non-irritating, cushioning ingredients. Suitable for babies, children, and adults.
What It Helps With
Vitella Zn cream helps care for skin that is red, irritated, itchy, and affected by small rash-like bumps. These issues most commonly occur in babies in the diaper area and in adults around the abdomen, underarms, and groin area, as well as under the breasts in women.
For Active Lifestyles
Athletes—especially cyclists and rowers—can use Vitella Zn when various skin concerns arise. For these individuals, rashes are common due to intense physical activity, and without proper care the skin can become highly sensitive and irritated. Inappropriate clothing can further aggravate these problems.
Active Ingredients
Vitella Zn contains a balanced combination of vitamins A and E, calcium, and zinc. Vitamin A supports skin renewal processes and is important for the skin’s natural defense against infections. Vitamin E acts as an antioxidant and helps combat damage caused by free radicals. Calcium is a mineral that plays a key role in skin recovery processes. Zinc also supports skin recovery processes.
Active ingredients: Vitamin A, vitamin E, calcium, and zinc.
Ingredient Highlights
Vitamin A (axerophthol) is a fat-soluble vitamin that exists in two natural forms: vitamin A1 (retinol) and vitamin A2 (3-dehydroretinol). In the body, vitamin A is produced in the small intestine and liver from beta-carotene. Retinol is an essential component in the production of rhodopsin, which is responsible for the ability to see in the dark and distinguish colors. It is also important for the production of blood cells, embryonic development, and the stability of cell walls.
A deficiency of vitamin A may increase skin flaking and keratinization, reduce immunity, and increase the likelihood of inflammatory reactions, etc. Sources of vitamin A include fish oil, liver, carrots, egg yolk, and certain leafy vegetables.
Vitamin E (tocopherol). There are many forms of tocopherol. Vitamin E plays a very important role throughout the body and is especially important for the nervous system. It helps reduce blood pressure, has a diuretic (fluid-eliminating) effect, supports healthy skin and hair, and is important in skin recovery processes. Tocopherol also promotes cellular renewal and is a key antioxidant (helping protect the body from free radicals).
Sources of tocopherol include oils, wheat germ, legumes, eggs, and leafy vegetables. It is a fat-soluble vitamin, so it should be used together with fatty acids if you want to improve absorption.
Calcium is one of the most important minerals in the body. It supports proper function of the heart, muscles, and nervous system, as well as blood clotting. As much as 99% of calcium in the human body is found in bones and teeth, and only 1% in the blood and soft tissues. When calcium levels decrease, bones weaken (osteoporosis), periodontitis may occur, heart fluttering and increased heart rate may appear, hair loss may increase, skin conditions may occur, and muscle pain (cramps) may develop.
Sources of calcium include milk and dairy products, sardines, caviar, gelatin, soybeans, beans, broccoli, hazelnuts, almonds, spinach, oats, dark bread, egg yolk, brown algae, brewer’s yeast, etc.
Zinc is, by chemical structure, a white powder insoluble in water. It is used in the cosmetics and pharmaceutical industries as an ingredient in products intended for sensitive and problem-prone skin. Zinc has antibacterial and antifungal properties. It is added to creams designed for acne-prone skin, protective and restorative ointments used for various types of rashes, and products that help soothe the skin after sun exposure.
How to Use
Usage: Apply Vitella Zn restorative cream to irritated areas of the skin several times per day.
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VITELLA Zn Zinc Cream, 75 ml
Vitella Zn is a vitamin-enriched zinc cream designed for sensitive, irritated skin. It can help relieve symptoms associated with various unwanted skin conditions, including signs of atopic dermatitis. When applied, the cream forms a protective film that helps lock in moisture, shields the skin from external irritants, and supports the restoration of the skin’s hydrolipid barrier. Its formula features an optimally balanced combination of vitamins A and E, calcium, and zinc, paired with non-irritating, cushioning ingredients. Suitable for babies, children, and adults.
What It Helps With
Vitella Zn cream helps care for skin that is red, irritated, itchy, and affected by small rash-like bumps. These issues most commonly occur in babies in the diaper area and in adults around the abdomen, underarms, and groin area, as well as under the breasts in women.
For Active Lifestyles
Athletes—especially cyclists and rowers—can use Vitella Zn when various skin concerns arise. For these individuals, rashes are common due to intense physical activity, and without proper care the skin can become highly sensitive and irritated. Inappropriate clothing can further aggravate these problems.
Active Ingredients
Vitella Zn contains a balanced combination of vitamins A and E, calcium, and zinc. Vitamin A supports skin renewal processes and is important for the skin’s natural defense against infections. Vitamin E acts as an antioxidant and helps combat damage caused by free radicals. Calcium is a mineral that plays a key role in skin recovery processes. Zinc also supports skin recovery processes.
Active ingredients: Vitamin A, vitamin E, calcium, and zinc.
Ingredient Highlights
Vitamin A (axerophthol) is a fat-soluble vitamin that exists in two natural forms: vitamin A1 (retinol) and vitamin A2 (3-dehydroretinol). In the body, vitamin A is produced in the small intestine and liver from beta-carotene. Retinol is an essential component in the production of rhodopsin, which is responsible for the ability to see in the dark and distinguish colors. It is also important for the production of blood cells, embryonic development, and the stability of cell walls.
A deficiency of vitamin A may increase skin flaking and keratinization, reduce immunity, and increase the likelihood of inflammatory reactions, etc. Sources of vitamin A include fish oil, liver, carrots, egg yolk, and certain leafy vegetables.
Vitamin E (tocopherol). There are many forms of tocopherol. Vitamin E plays a very important role throughout the body and is especially important for the nervous system. It helps reduce blood pressure, has a diuretic (fluid-eliminating) effect, supports healthy skin and hair, and is important in skin recovery processes. Tocopherol also promotes cellular renewal and is a key antioxidant (helping protect the body from free radicals).
Sources of tocopherol include oils, wheat germ, legumes, eggs, and leafy vegetables. It is a fat-soluble vitamin, so it should be used together with fatty acids if you want to improve absorption.
Calcium is one of the most important minerals in the body. It supports proper function of the heart, muscles, and nervous system, as well as blood clotting. As much as 99% of calcium in the human body is found in bones and teeth, and only 1% in the blood and soft tissues. When calcium levels decrease, bones weaken (osteoporosis), periodontitis may occur, heart fluttering and increased heart rate may appear, hair loss may increase, skin conditions may occur, and muscle pain (cramps) may develop.
Sources of calcium include milk and dairy products, sardines, caviar, gelatin, soybeans, beans, broccoli, hazelnuts, almonds, spinach, oats, dark bread, egg yolk, brown algae, brewer’s yeast, etc.
Zinc is, by chemical structure, a white powder insoluble in water. It is used in the cosmetics and pharmaceutical industries as an ingredient in products intended for sensitive and problem-prone skin. Zinc has antibacterial and antifungal properties. It is added to creams designed for acne-prone skin, protective and restorative ointments used for various types of rashes, and products that help soothe the skin after sun exposure.
How to Use
Usage: Apply Vitella Zn restorative cream to irritated areas of the skin several times per day.
