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05.02.2025
Squalane
Plant-derived, biocompatible squalane is an emollient that mimics the naturally occurring squalene within our skin's lipid barrier. It effectively prevents moisture loss, balances the microbiome and improves skin elasticity and...
Tranexamic acid is a synthetic ingredient derived from the amino acid lysine. Known to combat skin discoloration - both by fading existing pigmentation and preventing new discoloration from occurring. It...
A biocompatible signaling molecule, tripeptide-1 is a peptide that stimulates the production of types I, III and IV collagen. It reduces collagen breakdown and is clinically proven to visibly improve...
Highly bioactive tripeptide-10 citrulline is a peptide that binds to collagen fibrils and regulates collagen stability and organization, leading to more resilient and supple skin.
Tripeptide-28 is a synthetic peptide known to promote collagen production, leading to improved skin firmness, reduced wrinkles, and enhanced skin barrier functions.
Urea is a humectant (that attracts and retains moisture in the skin) and is a part of skin's natural moisturizing factor (NMF), a group of substances that ensure moisture balance...
Vitamin A is an essential nutrient to maintain our health. When it comes to skincare, retinoids are a type of vitamin A, and topical application of various retinoids can help...
Vitamin B12 is beneficial for skin health, most often used in oral supplements. Within skincare, a synthetic form of vitamin B12 (called cyanocobalamin) has been shown to treat inflammation and...