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Active Oxygen, Ozonated Oil or Ozonated Oil… The terms "ozone therapy", "ozonated oil", "ozone oil", or "active oxygen" are frequently encountered concepts in many health-related topics. Ozone, a gaseous molecule formed by the combination of three oxygen atoms, is known for creating miraculous results in all its uses, from skincare to various health problems. In recent years, ozone, which has attracted attention especially in the field of skincare, appears as a treatment method with a very ancient history. Ozone, whose discovery and use dates back to the 18th and 19th centuries, was initially known to be used for drinking water disinfection due to its antimicrobial effect. In later years, it was seen to be preferred as a medical method in the treatment of various diseases. Effects of Ozone So what is the secret of ozone's effectiveness as both a medical and supportive treatment method from past to present? Ozone gas, also known as active oxygen, acts as a highly effective disinfectant thanks to its high oxidation power; it has a destructive effect on microorganisms such as viruses and bacteria. By accelerating blood circulation, it strengthens immunity and increases the body's self-healing potential with its positive effect on the metabolic activation of blood cells. The Miracle of Ozone in Skincare Today, ozone-based skincare and therapeutic applications in the beauty field can be preferred to address many skin problems. It provides beneficial results for anti-aging focused goals such as wrinkles, spots, and loss of skin elasticity that appear with advancing age, as well as for skin problems such as eczema, acne, dryness, and sensitivity. So, how is ozone applied to improve skin quality and maintain the skin's natural healthy structure in a more sustainable way? As a result of scientific studies supporting the healing power of active oxygen, it can now be applied both professionally and in the form of routine home skincare protocols thanks to effective products. In the professional treatment method, also known as "ozone therapy," different injection techniques are used according to the skin's needs and problems. Just like in medical applications, ozone gas is applied either intravenously or directly under the skin as a skincare treatment. This increases blood circulation and ensures that tissues benefit maximally from oxygen. The applicability of ozone-based skincare at home relies on the combination of ozone gas with olive oil, another miracle of nature. Ozonated oil, which is formed by the synthesis of a high concentration of ozone gas with olive oil, is preferred as a topical care and treatment method. Ozonated oil, which becomes clearer and colorless compared to normal olive oil with green tones, is included in the formulations of skincare products as a powerful supportive component in addition to pure use. In this way, it enhances the effects of other minerals and vitamins with which it reacts. Today, it provides remarkably fast results, from eliminating acne to anti-aging, cell regeneration, and providing elasticity. Inspired by the Miracle of Active Oxygen: OIA Ozone Pro Series Inspired by the miraculous power of ozone, from medical applications to beauty treatments, OIA presents its new Ozone Pro series, which can be applied at home. The Ozone Pro series, which creates effective results with the power of active oxygen, now makes professional skincare easy and sustainable for everyone. The series, developed with the most effective ingredients to eliminate skin problems such as blemishes, fine wrinkles, and dehydration, is applied in day, night, and weekly care protocols. The Ozone Pro series, which meets all skincare needs from peeling cleanser to nourishing mask, from serum to moisturizing day-night and eye contour creams, contains not only active oxygen but also active ingredients such as vitamin C, x-50 complex, hyaluronic acid, and rice bran oil, which strengthen the skin structure, support natural collagen production, and nourish tissues.