Biomedical Research
The effect of the food supplement has been confirmed by a biomedical study – The impact of Glofix 'Skin Boost' on women's facial skin:
- Increase in skin firmness/toughness – 5,8%
- Decrease in TEWL (Transepidermal Water Loss) – 16,97%
- Increase in skin moisture level – 7,5%
- Reduction in facial erythema (erythema) – 7,5%
- Increase in facial skin elasticity – 6,6%
Visual changes in pigmentation and moisture of the facial skin in the group of subjects using Glofix 'Skin Boost':
Subjective results of the subjects' sensory evaluation:
- Skin elasticity increased by – 46.4%
- Skin softness increased by – 39.3%
- Wrinkle depth decreased by – 39.3%
- Reduced skin sensitivity – 25%
- Increased hair shine – 57.2%
- Hair dryness reduced by – 46.4%
- Increase in hair fluffiness – 42.8%
- Increase in hair growth and volume – 64.2%
- Nail strength improved by – 25%
- Nail flaking reduced by – 14.3%
- Energy increase – 25%
- Improvement in psychological well-being – 17.8%
Study type: randomised, single-blind, placebo-controlled trial. The study was approved by the Kaunas Regional Biomedical Research Ethics Committee for biomedical research No BE-2-73. The study included 57 healthy women aged 35 to 50, with no significant abnormalities in their blood parameters. Study period: 2024-09-03 - 2025-01-20. The study was conducted by the Department of Cosmetology, Faculty of Medicine, Kaunas College.