Skincare Active Ingredients
Potassium Azeloyl Diglycinate for Skin
Potassium Azeloyl Diglycinate is a derivative of azelaic acid. What are the Benefits of using Potassium Azeloyl Diglycinate? Regulates sebum secretion Helps with skin brightening and hyperpigmentation Anti-inflammatory as it can help with redness Useful for oily and acne-prone skin High water-solubility Azeclair is more better than azelaic acid because it is soluble in water and easier to formulate. It also doesn’t have any restrictions around the world making it easier to get a hold of. Who all can use Potassium Azeloyl Diglycinate? Potassium Azeloyl Diglycinate is suitable for those skin types who find azelaic acid irritating.
Argireline for Skin
Argireline peptide is a hexapeptide that affects nerve-to-muscle communication so that the muscles can’t contract. It is designed to mimic Botulinum Toxin. What are the benefits of using Argireline? Who all can use Argireline? Argireline is best to use for dry and mature skin. How to add Argireline to my skincare routine? You can use Argireline twice a day. There is a study that suggests using Argireline in conjunction with another peptide, tripeptide-10 citrulline which increases the permeability for Argireline to penetrate to a depth where it can target the muscles that cause wrinkles. Frequently asked questions: Can I use Argireline with retinol? Yes, you can use Argireline with retinol. You can…
Centella Asiatica for skin
What is Centella Asiatica? Centella Asiatica also known as Gotu kola or tiger grass is a medicinal herb that is It is native to wetlands in the Caucasus, Tropical & Subtropical Old World New Zealand, and the West Pacific. What are the benefits of Centella Asiatica? Who all can use Centella Asiatica? Centella Asiatica should be suitable to use for all skin types including sensitive skin and skin of colour, but still, conduct a patch test to see if you are allergic to Centella Asiatica. How to look for Centella Asiatica in products? On the ingredients list, look for: Asiaticoside, Madecassoside, Asiatic acid, and Madecassic Acid. How to use Centella…
Madecassoside for skin
What is Madecassoside? Madecassoside is one of the main biologically active components of Centella Asiatica. What are the benefits of using Madecassoside? Who all can use Madecassoside? Madecassoside should be suitable to use for all skin types including sensitive skin and skin of colour, but still, conduct a patch test to see if you are allergic to Madecassoside as it may cause allergies in very sensitive skin. How to use Madecassoside in your skincare routine? Madecassoside is available in creams and lotions, so you can use it after applying your AHA/BHA/PHAs and your skincare actives like retinol, vitamin C, or niacinamide. Frequently asked questions: Does Madecassoside cause purging? No, madecassoside…
Shiaqga Mushroom – Benefits for skin
Shiaqga is a medicinal mushroom used by the Native American tribes that lived in the Columbia River Basin for thousands of years. Benefits of using Shiaqga Mushroom: It contains beta-glucans and germanium: beta-glucans can help to boost immunity, fight infections, and prevent cancer. The germanium in shiaqga mushroom acts as an antioxidant, boosts the immune system, increases the number of antibody cells in the body, increases the oxygen uptake in the cells, and stimulates the production of interferon (killer cells). Reduces inflammation, improves physical endurance, and promotes stem cell activation
Illipe Butter for skin
Illipe butter is made from the nuts of the endangered Shorea Stenoptera tree, which only grows in the forests of Borneo and Sumatra. This butter is traditionally used e.g. to heal sores and sunburn, moisturize the skin, and as a flavor enhancer for traditional dishes. Illipe butter has a higher melting point than cocoa or shea butter. Benefits of using Illipe butter: It moisturizes and prevents drying of the skin. It is used in sunscreen products as it will protect our skin against sunburns. Heals mouth and sore ulcers It can help with dry and damaged hair. Does Illipe butter clog pores? Illipe butter may clog pores because it contains…
Wolfiporia Extensa – Benefits for skin
Wolfiporia extensa is a fungus in the family Polyporaceae and is also used as a medicinal mushroom in Chinese medicine. Common names include tuckahoe, hoelen, poria, China root, matsuhodo, and fu ling. Benefits of using Wolfiporia Extensa: It promotes urination Strengths the spleen function (i.e., digestive function), and calms the mind It contains pachymic acid which has anti-cancer properties.
Bacuri Butter for skin
Bacuri butter (Platonia insignis) is native to the state of Pará, where the highest concentrations are found in the Bragantina, Salgado, and Marajó island regions. Benefits of using Bacuri butter: It can be used as a moisturizer: Bacuri butter has a high absorption rate because it contains a high level of tripalmitin (50 to 55%), which penetrates the skin quickly. It also has 5% of the fatty palmitoleic acid, which is very high when compared with other oils that have not more than 0.5 to 1.5%, which qualifies the bacuri butter as a fantastic emollient that can also be used as a moisturizing agent. It gives a golden tone to…
CARNAÚBA in Cosmetics
The carnauba palm (Copernicia Prunifera) is mainly found in the states of Ceará, Piauí, and Rio Grande do Norte. The leaves of this plan are covered with a layer of wax which protects it against heavy droughts by reducing the loss of water by evapotranspiration. The wax powder is extracted from the leaves without attacking and preserving the integrity of the palms. The leaves are then dried in the sun and then beat to separate the wax from the leaves. Carnauba wax is a natural wax and consists mainly of esters and long-chain saturated fatty acids such as carnauba acid, ceratin, and saturated hydrocarbons. How is CARNAÚBA used in cosmetics…
Tucuma oil for skin and hair
Tucuma oil (Astrocaryum Vulgare) is native to the Amazonian region, possibly to the state of Pará, where it is mainly centered and reaches Suriname and French Guiana. The tucuma oil extracted from the pulp contains 25.6% saturated fatty acids and 74.4% unsaturated fatty acids composed of stearic, oleic, palmitic, and linoleic acids. Benefits of using Tucuma oil: It can be used as a moisturizer as it is rich in omega 3, 6, and 9, and it is used in body lotions and products made for damaged hair. Tucuma oil is also an excellent emollient that spreads well. It may help with fine lines, wrinkles, and collagen production. Who all can…