INGREDIENT BRAND

Ollantein®

From Antarctic deep-sea research to ingredient applications.

Ollantein® is Vigenent’s commercial ingredient brand. Developed from research involving Olleya marilimosa, it connects microbial research and fermentation-derived ingredients with skincare and nutraceutical application evaluation.

INGREDIENT IDENTITY01

Ollantein®

Branded ingredient by Vigenent

INCI
  1. 01Water
  2. 02Olleya Marilimosa
    Ferment Extract
VIGENENT Olleya08 OCT 2026
ORIGIN

Antarctic
deep sea.

ORIGIN & RESEARCH

Rooted in research into Antarctic deep-sea microorganisms.

The Antarctic deep-sea environment raises questions about how microorganisms adapt. This research background is the starting point for Ollantein® and its development toward ingredient applications.

RESEARCH ORGANISMOlleya marilimosa

INGREDIENT IDENTITY

A clear reference for the ingredient’s names.

The ingredient brand, the trade name in the assignment letter and the INCI names identify the ingredient for different purposes.

Ingredient brand
Ollantein®
Trade name in the assignment letter
VIGENENT Olleya
INCI ingredients
Water / Olleya Marilimosa Ferment Extract
Applicant named in the assignment letter
VIGENENT
INCI assignment letter date
8 October 2026

INCI records support ingredient naming and identification. Specific applications require the corresponding ingredient information and product conditions.

ZEAXANTHIN

Understanding Ollantein® and zeaxanthin.

Ollantein® contains zeaxanthin and is not equivalent to purified zeaxanthin. Application discussions should consider the branded ingredient’s composition, INCI identity and relevant technical information together.

RESEARCH CONTEXT · 2016

Read the research in its material context.

The 2016 publication studied microbial zeaxanthin using chemical assays and cell-based experiments. It provides research background; evaluating an Ollantein® application also requires the specific ingredient and formulation conditions under consideration.

APPLICATION PATHWAYS

Evaluate different product pathways from the ingredient information.

When a research-derived ingredient enters different product categories, its composition, specification, safety, formulation conditions and local regulations must each be considered.

These are application pathways, not claims of product efficacy or regulatory approval. Development remains subject to ingredient specification, formulation, use level and local regulatory review.

CONNECT WITH VIGENENT

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