Astaxanthin is a bright red pigment of natural origin belonging to the carotenoid family. This pigment comes from certain unicellular algae, notably the green alga Haematococcus pluvialis (H. pluvialis), an alga containing the highest levels of Astaxanthin.
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1 capsule per day
Benchmark — Astaxanthin
GE Target: 8 mg astaxanthin per day · Organic Vit. C 6 mg
Astaxanthin – The Red Anti-Aging Shield
- 12 mg Organic Vitamin C
- Anti-aging: protects skin from UV damage, improves elasticity and firmness
- Cellular protection: a powerful antioxidant defending your cells
- Energy: supports endurance and recovery, reduces fatigue
- Brain: supports memory, focus, and emotional stability
Result:
Visible skin rejuvenation
Renewed energy
Complete protection from head to toe
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Dietary supplement containing natural astaxanthin derived from the microalgae Haematococcus pluvialis, cultivated without pesticides or chemicals.
High bioavailability.
Vegetable capsules.
No additives, gluten-free, lactose-free, yeast-free, corn-free, soy-free, GMO-free.

Produced in France
Pillbox 60 caps
Organic acacia fibres (prebiotics) 330 mg
Haematococcus pluvialis extract 160 mg
Including 8 mg of astaxanthin
Organic acerola 70 mg
Including 12 mg de vitamine C
Pine bark capsules (HPMC)
Ingredients are 100% naturals.
Health Axes
SKIN PROTECTION AXIS – Sun & skin aging
Skin faces daily aggression: sunlight, pollution, screens and stress.
Main effects
Collagen & skin quality
Vitamin C contributes to normal collagen formation.
Astaxanthin & photoaging
Astaxanthin is studied for its potential role in redness and photoaging.
Antioxidants & protection
Astaxanthin + Vitamin C help reduce oxidative stress.
Conclusion – Who is it for?
For people exposed to sun or screens seeking natural anti-aging support.
In nature, when the microalgae Haematococcus pluvialis undergoes destructive oxidative stress from solar radiation, it deploys a natural self-defence mechanism by producing astaxanthin, a powerful antioxidant that acts as a shield to protect it.
La reine des caroténoïdes
- Astaxanthin was discovered in 1938, from a lobster extract.
- This molecule is produced in particular by single-celled algae.
- It is thought to be twice as well absorbed by retinal cells as other carotenoids.
In nature, when the microalgae Haematococcus pluvialis undergoes destructive oxidative stress from solar radiation, it deploys a natural self-defence mechanism by producing astaxanthin, a powerful antioxidant that acts as a shield to protect it.
La reine des caroténoïdes
- Astaxanthin was discovered in 1938, from a lobster extract.
- This molecule is produced in particular by single-celled algae.
- It is thought to be twice as well absorbed by retinal cells as other carotenoids.
In nature, when the microalgae Haematococcus pluvialis undergoes destructive oxidative stress from solar radiation, it deploys a natural self-defence mechanism by producing astaxanthin, a powerful antioxidant that acts as a shield to protect it.
La reine des caroténoïdes
- Astaxanthin was discovered in 1938, from a lobster extract.
- This molecule is produced in particular by single-celled algae.
- It is thought to be twice as well absorbed by retinal cells as other carotenoids.
















