ATIKA Journal — The Science of Skin Longevity

Antioxidant Supplements for Skin: Do They Actually Work?

Antioxidant supplements reach deeper skin layers through circulation and influence UV-induced redness, oxidative markers, tone, and hydration. This article reviews what controlled human studies act...

Blue Light, Digital Stress, and Your Skin: What We Know So Far

Blue light from screens isn’t as strong as UV, but research shows it can contribute to oxidative stress, pigmentation changes, and texture shifts over time. This article explains what HEV light act...

How Long Do Antioxidants Take to Work for Skin? Realistic Timelines

Internal antioxidants don’t produce overnight changes. Human trials show distinct timelines: carotenoids and antioxidants rise within weeks, collagen and barrier changes emerge over 8–12 weeks, and...

Inside the Antioxidant Network: How ATIKA’s System Is Built

ATIKA Advanced Skin Nutrition isn’t built around a single “hero” antioxidant. It uses a coordinated network of carotenoids, polyphenols, vitamin C and mineral cofactors to support antioxidant defen...

Oxidative Stress, Skin, and Internal Antioxidant Support

Oxidative stress is one of the main drivers of collagen loss, barrier disruption and uneven tone in skin. This article explains how ROS are generated, why topical antioxidants can only reach part o...

Carotenoid Supplements for Skin: What Human Studies Actually Show

Carotenoids such as beta-carotene, lycopene, lutein, and zeaxanthin accumulate in the skin and influence how it responds to UV and oxidative stress. This overview summarizes what controlled human s...

Astaxanthin for Skin: What Human Clinical Studies Show

Astaxanthin is one of the few antioxidant ingredients with controlled human data in skin. This article reviews how oral astaxanthin supplements affect elasticity, wrinkles, hydration and UV-induced...

Internal vs Topical Antioxidants for Skin: What Each Can and Can’t Do

Topical antioxidants defend the skin’s surface, while internal antioxidant supplements support deeper layers and systemic oxidative stress. This guide explains how both fit together using evidence ...

How Do Internal Skin Nutrition and Topicals Work Together?

Internal skin nutrition and topical skincare work on different layers of the same organ. This article explains how each approach affects key pathways in the skin and how to combine them in a measur...

The Science of Micronutrients and Skin Aging: A Clinically Grounded Guide

A clear, clinically grounded look at how vitamins, minerals, carotenoids and lipids influence collagen, barrier lipids and antioxidant defenses — and how these micronutrients help shape the biology...