Fujifilm Finds New Life in Cosmetics
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The four basic film-related technologies were used to develop Astalift are collagen research, light analysis and control, antioxidation, and original nanotechnology. (Courtesy Fujifilm)
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The photo on the left shows astaxanthin before and immediately after it is dissolved in water. The container on the far left contains the astaxanthin component emulsified and dispersed, using Fujifilm’s original nanotechnology; the container next to it shows how the astaxanthin quickly separates when mixed with water. The photo on the right shows the difference between Fujifilm’s unique nanotechnology and conventional nanotechnology; the contents on the right-side container, made with conventional nanotechnology, are cloudier than the left-side contents made using Fujifilm’s original technology.
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Room used to measuring the condition of skin under a constant environment of 22°C and 50% humidity. Skin moisture content, elasticity, and oil content are measured after a person spends about 20 minutes in this room.
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Nakamura Yoshisada, in charge of developing Astalift, says that he uses all of the products himself to evaluate them.
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The two standout products in the Astalift series, Essence Destiny (left) and Jelly Aquarysta.
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