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Scenedesmus rubescens: the microalgae that shields and revives your youth

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An ally from fresh waters

Scenedesmus rubescens is a rare green microalga, native to freshwater lakes, that has developed a unique defense system against UV stress. Sustainably cultivated in advanced photobioreactors, it retains all the richness of its composition: amino acids, vitamins (notably B3), algal sugars, and minerals such as zinc.


Comprehensive protection against light and time

The extract derived from Scenedesmus rubescens acts as a biological shield against the harmful effects of the sun and blue light, whether natural or artificial. It:

  • Stimulates the skin’s natural defense against UV and blue light

  • Reduces the number of sunburned cells

  • Decreases oxidative stress and protects epidermal proteins

  • Promotes the synthesis of collagen III, known as the “youth collagen,” by up to +34%


Proven results

In vitro and ex vivo studies show that our active ingredient:

  • Inhibits tyrosinase and helps reduce blue-light-induced hyperpigmentation

  • Increases cell viability and collagen production

  • Protects fibroblasts and limits protein carbonylation

  • Reduces inflammation and photo-induced skin aging


In Artean Skincare: Youthful Glow Serum

Integrated into our premium formulas, this freshwater marine active works in synergy with other marine biotechnologies and rare plant extracts to:

  • Strengthen the skin’s resistance to light-induced aggressions

  • Preserve the skin’s radiance and youthfulness

  • Provide immediate and long-lasting comfort



The Artean Skincare commitment

  • 100% ingredients of natural origin

  • Actives tested in vitro and formulas validated in vivo

  • Small-batch production in a specialized French laboratory

  • Optimal preservation in protective, recyclable violet Miron glass

  • Zero plastic overpackaging


✨ Discover our Scenedesmus rubescens-enriched skincare: www.artean-skincare.com

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