- Name
|
- Benefits
|
- Aloe Vera
|
- Helps moisturize, soothe
and regenerate healthy skin cells. Effective with acne and wrinkle skin.
|
- Alpha
- Hydroxy
- Acids
|
- Are natural, non-toxin substance found in foods and plants. In
many skin conditions there is too much thickening of the stratum corneum which is the
outer dead layer of skin. Alpha Hydroxy works as fruit acid that
soften the "physiological glue" that holds the skin dead cells surface together.
Without a build-up of this unused skin surface, the skin can become healthier, youthful,
and damage skin can diminished.
|
- Allantoin
|
A derivative of the herb Comfrey, which is known for its soothing and
smoothing properties. This vital "anti-aging" attribute of Kinetin also
appears to extend to our skin cells. |
- Antioxidant
|
Free-Radical particles
cause our bodies to produce nasty-by-products when exposed to the sun, air pollution,
smoking or even alcohol and foods. Antioxidants help stop the damage caused by this and
also help the skin fight against wrinkles, bad complexion and signs of skin aging. Among
the best are: Beta Carotene, Vitamin A, C, E and herbals: Ginkgo Biloba, Rose Hips,
Garlic, Grape seed, Bilberry, Green TEA, Pycnogenol and Seaweed.
|
- Buffer AHAs
|
The first of its kind in AHAs, so advanced that there is a patent pending
on this formulation. Buffer is designed especially for maximum results with minimum
irritation. |
- Caprille/Caprie Triglyceride
|
Caprille moisturize the skin, these natural fatty
acids are needed to maintain the skins moisture without clogging the pores. |
- Cocoa
- Butter
|
Cocoa Butter is absorbed quickly into the skin to
soften, lubricated, moisten and nutrients the skin. Works great to prevent and treat
scars, stretch marks, and damage skin |
- Collagen (protein)
|
The primary beauty nutrients in the body. Collagen
is needed for the strength and support your skin requires to fight wrinkles and retain its
youthful resiliency. Research |
- Chamomile
|
- Chamomile
is effective in soothing and healing the surface of the skin. Promotes the regeneration of
skin cells. Research
|
- Clove/
- Cinnamon
|
Clove and Cinnamon Improves circulation and helps
stimulate blood flow. |
- Comfrey
|
Comfrey encourages the growth of new cells and
repair of the skin. Helps protect the skin against aging. |
- Ginkgo
- Biloba
|
Ginkgo Biloba stimulates circulation, also a powerful
antioxidant. |
- Glycerin
|
Derived mainly from vegetable fats, it is used as a moisturizer and
emollient. |
- Glycolic
- Acid
|
One of the Alpha Hydroxy Acids family. Derived from sugar cane. One of the
most effective AHAs that works the quickest and penetrate skin the deepest for fast
results. |
- Horsetail
|
A rich organic ingredient that gives the skin a firmer, youthful and
smoother look. Horsetail improves elasticity, giving skin the
ability to spring back into shape. |
- Hydroquinone
|
Hydroquinone is the most effective lightening
compound on the market today. Because this is a highly concentrated ingredient can cause
irritation on sensitive skin and should be use with caution. |
- Kojic
- Acids
|
This is a natural herb, known for its lightening effects. Because the FDA
only allows the use of 2% Hydroquinone in a cosmetic product, Kojic
Acid is use to boots the lightening effects. |
- Jojoba
- Oil
|
Jojoba oil is called "liquid gold" An
extraordinary balancing oil, which helps regulate under-active and overactive oil glands. |
- Liposome
|
Liposome are advanced natural fatty acids
that hold
the skins natural moisture in the skin. This is especially important for hydrating dry and
aging skin. The lack of moisture is the number one cause of wrinkles and dry skin damage.
These fatty acids can come from Lecithin. |
| Mint |
Mint is used for cleansing and stimulating the skin
tissue. |
- Safflower
- /Sunflower Oil
|
These natural oils are rich in fatty acids, vitamins,
and minerals. Works as natural lubrication to moisturizer the skin. |
- Sage
|
Sage is an astringent stimulating herb, good for
circulation to skin tissues. It contains an estrogen-like active ingredient with a
tautening effects on aging skin. |
- Shea
- Butter
|
Shea Butter is deep penetrating and long acting. Is
needed to restore the skin's moisture balance and prevent visible signs of aging and
wrinkles. |
- Squalane
|
Derived from olives, uses to keep skin soft and supple. |
- TEA
|
Tea is excellent for putting oxygen into the skin
tissue. This herb also fights Free-Radicals that are aging and destructive to the skin. |
- Vegetables
- Oils (natural)
|
These beneficial, non-comedogenic oils include Apricot Kernel, Avocado,
Almond, Coconut, Peach Kernel, Soy Bean, Jojoba, Sunflower, Peanut, Safflower, Sesame, Lecithin, Olive, Wheat Germ, etc., all rich in unsaturated Fatty
Acids, vitamins and minerals so important for proper lubrication of the skin tissue. |
- Witch
- Hazel
|
Witch Hazel improves skin tone, helps restore
circulation and fights broken capillaries. This herb works as a astringent and is great
for tired, sluggish, oily, dry, and infected skin. |
- Micellized
- Vitamins
|
These patent skin vitamins are small molecules
vitamins that were specifically developed for topical application. Smaller molecules
vitamins results in greater absorption into the skin than any other vitamins. |
- Vitamin
- A
|
Helps increase skin elasticity to decrease fine lines and bring about
healthier, supple skin. |
- Vitamin
- C
|
Vitamin C and/or Rose Hips helps neutralize free radical
activity and promotes collagen synthesis. |
- Vitamin
- E
|
Known for its anti-inflammatory, anti-oxidant properties. Vitamin E helps
trap free - radicals before they can damage skin cells |
- Yerba
- Mate
|
Yerba Mate helps with water retention and cleansing of toxins. |
