Key Ingredients

‘Uttwiler Spätlauber’ is a rare Swiss apple variety. Why did you need to know that? Because apple stem cells are proven to . . .

Oxidative stress ages your skin. How do you reduce stress . . . to your skin? Enter ALA . . .

Carnosine has gained a lot of interest recently as some studies show it might be used in preventing skin cell ageing. It prevents the glycation process which damages skin cells.

Peptides have taken the cosmeceutical industry by storm . . .

Folic Acid and preventing the ‘aged’ appearance of skin. What’s the connection? All about FA . . .

Glycolic Acid exfoliates, moisturises and helps smooth wrinkle appearance. How? And why exfoliate anyway?

Hyaluronic acid (HA) is a structural component of the skin and connective tissue throughout the human body. We use low molecular weight HA which absorbs better than standard HA.

Not a pigment of your imagination . . . For many women and men hyperpigmentation is a very real issue. NAG has been shown to reduce hyper pigmentation.

Yellow or red patches on your Skin? Niacinamide is your friend. Niacinamide is water soluble Vitamin B3. It supports barrier and structural function of the skin and reduces moisture loss.

Also known as pro-vitamin B5 it supports the skin’s barrier function thus improving hydration. It also supports fibroblasts, the cells that create collagen.

Retinol, aka Vitamin A, is an essential antioxidant. Retinol is the gold standard and one of the top performing skin repair actives currently available.

Often dry skin and aging skin is the result of a decline in urea so replacing it is important due to its natural moisturising factor.

We all know that Vitamin C is great for the body but until now how effective has it really been in your skin care ritual?

Vitamin E is an antioxidant superstar being one of the most well-researched antioxidants.

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