The trial, which tracked 36 participants across the United States and Mexico, aimed to measure the efficacy of the skincare supplement in supporting skin health from within. Beyond improvements in brightness and tone, 86.1% of participants reported better hydration, while 83.3% observed increased skin firmness and elasticity.
USANA Chief Commercial Officer Brent Neidig stated that the findings validate the company's focus on cellular nutrition, noting that the results bridge the gap between clinical formulation and real-world application. Dr. Kathryn Armstrong, the company’s Chief Scientific Officer, attributed the performance to the product's core ingredients, including the Damasty blend of rose extract, bioactive melon superoxide dismutase, and acerola cherry vitamin C, alongside astaxanthin and grape seed oil.

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