A Clinical test was carried out at high altitude, at 2,600 metres on Mont-Blanc. The age of the people tested was from 20 to 40 years old. The results were recorded by a clinical group.

The wounds contested were superficial skin lesions due to overexposure to ultraviolet rays, particularly dangerous at high altitude. The lesions were aggravated by the climate, the time spent on the glaciers, the wind, and the extreme cold at high altitude. The lesions were characterised by sun rashes possibly entailing phlyctaena (blisters) or desquamation  (peeling of the skin).

VITACREME B12 was applied on all the individuals who had cutaneous lesions.

The results were the following:

• On the individuals presenting light burns and dry skin, after several days of application of VITACREME B12: rapid normalization, skin becoming supple, desquamation stopped. feeling of burning rapidly eased, suntan improvement, eperdimal moisture level re-established.

• On the individuals who showed burnt skin, wrinkled and peeling, gradual improvement of the smoothness of the skin, reduction of wrinkles, desquamation stopped, burns soothed.

• Of the individuals showing badly burned skin: after several days of treatment, no lesions remained. For the people who had applied VITACREME B12 in a preventative way: the treated areas remained soft and moist. No desquamation.

Source from Optima Cosmetic

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