After age 40, the skin produces less collagen.
And destroys more and more of it.
The culprit is collagenase: an enzyme that degrades collagen from within.
Retinol, vitamin C, and hyaluronic acid only address part of the problem.
Aurea uses PDRN, a molecule that is 97% similar to human DNA.
The skin recognizes and absorbs it. This allows PDRN to reach the adenosine A2A receptor and act on two fronts:
It slows down collagenase, protecting existing collagen.
It reactivates fibroblasts, the cells that produce collagen and elastin.
Aurea does not add collagen from external sources.
It helps the skin to produce it again.