In skin care products, algae extract has several functions, including as a thickening agent, water-binding agent, and antioxidant. Chlorella vulgaris extract has been shown to stimulate collagen synthesis. It is in the class of Algae Extract which also include ahnfeltia concinna extract, alaria esculenta extract, algae exopolysaccharides, algin, alteromonas ferment extract, alteromonas ferment extract, ascophyllum nodosum extract, asparagopsis armata extract, chlorella protothecoides, dunaliella salina (green algae) extract, hydrolyzed f-fucoidan, laminaria ochroleuca (kelp) extract, macrocystis pyrifera (kelp) extract, and marine extract.
Chlorella vulgaris is a green eukaryotic microalgae that was first discovered in 1890 as the first microalgae with a well-defined nucleus.
Chlorella vulgaris extract has been shown to stimulate collagen synthesis/production. Collagen is responsible for the strength, elasticity, smoothness and plump appearance of healthy skin.
If any of the following apply Chlorella Vulgaris Extract might be a good option for you:
Dry and dehydrated skin
Fine Lines
Pregnancy
Wrinkles
If any of the following apply it might be best to avoid Chlorella Vulgaris Extract:
Related Allergy
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