Cherry power: new drink fights skin damage from city life
NCT ID NCT07229131
First seen Jun 27, 2026 · Last updated Jun 27, 2026
Summary
This study tested whether a daily drink made from acerola cherry powder could improve skin brightness and health in women exposed to pollution and blue light from screens. 108 healthy Chinese women aged 30-60 with dull skin took either the acerola drink or a placebo for 84 days. Researchers measured changes in skin translucency and radiance to see if the supplement helped counteract environmental stress.
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EUROFINS CONSUMER PRODUCT TESTING (Guangzhou)Co.,Ltd.
Guangzhou, China
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