Inositol
Inositol is a naturally occurring molecule within the body that assists with the formation of skin cells, as well as balancing water in the skin and supporting the function of...
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Inulin
Sourced from chicory root (and agave). Inulin is a potent prebiotic (essentially a food for probiotics, or “good bacteria”) that helps to restore the delicate skin microbiome, maintaining our first...
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Jojoba Oil
Extracted from the seeds of the shrub of the same name, jojoba oil has a relatively lightweight oil texture (though it is technically a wax) and is rich in a...
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Kakadu Plum Seed
Kakadu plum seed, or Terminalia ferdinandiana, is derived from a plant native to Australia. Rich in antioxidants (such as vitamins C and E) and lutein, kakadu plum seed is used...
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Kale
Kale (Brassica oleracea acephala) is a plant most often consumed as an antioxidant-rich food source. Within skincare, kale is used to help defend the skin from environmental aggressors, thanks to...
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Kaolin
Kaolin is a naturally-occurring clay, used within skincare for its oil absorbing properties. Due to its high absorbency, kaolin can be drying on the skin and is often used in...
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Kojic Acid
Kojic acid is a naturally-occuring substance derived from fungi. In skincare, it is used for addressing uneven skin tone, specifically hyperpigmentation, effectively brightening the skin by blocking the production of...
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Lactic Acid
Lactic acid is an effective AHA (a chemical exfoliant that works by breaking the bonds of dead skin cells) with antioxidant properties. Lactic acid is the most researched AHA after...
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