Alpha Linolenic Acid (ALA) is a plant-based Omega 3 fatty acid, found in plant oils such as flaxseed and soy. ALA provides anti-inflammatory effects by inhibiting the production of inflammatory mediators in the body. ALA also supports healthy skin barrier functioning, by inhibiting levels of trans-epidermal water loss (TEWL), and therefore maintaining adequate levels of hydration in the epidermis, resulting in smooth, soft & moisturised skin.

Linolenic acid is in the class of essential lipids, and can be found on ingredient lists as caprooyl phytosphingosine, caprooyl sphingosine, cholesterol, glycolipids, glycoproteins, glycosphingolipids, Lecithin, linoleic acid, phospholipids and phytosphingosine.

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I have chosen this soothing oil-free formula for you, to support the skin's natural barrier without any heaviness. This texture is great for combination and oily skin types, and has a wealth of antioxidant, barrier-supporting and soothing actives.

Allantoin occurs naturally in the body, but can also be derived from the root of the Comfrey plant or Chamomile, or produced synthetically. It is used in skincare for its ability to promote wound healing and healthy tissue growth, by stimulating the fibroblasts in the dermis to produce collagen and elastin fibres, essential tissues for skin regeneration and healing. Allantoin has also been shown to have soothing and anti-irritant properties, which is thought to be down to its ability to form complexes with irritating agents, thus preventing them from activating inflammatory mechanisms within the skin.

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Ascorbyl palmitate is an oil-soluble Vitamin C ester, produced by the reaction of ascorbic acid and palmitic acid. This oil-soluble form works to improve stability against oxidation (something L-ascorbic acid is notorious for), as well as improve skin affinity to allow the ingredient to penetrate further.

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Vitamin C has many skin benefits, including its action as an antioxidant, to neutralise free radicals (reactive molecules with an unpaired electron), preventing them from causing damage to cells within the body. Vitamin C is also involved in the collagen-production process, so provides anti-wrinkle activity through this mechanism. Lastly, Vitamin C inhibits the enzyme tyrosinase, which is involved in melanin-synthesis, and can therefore visibly reduce areas of hyperpigmentation in the skin.

Bisabolol is a naturally-occurring active found in the chamomile plant, although this can also be created synthetically. It’s key properties are as an anti-inflammatory and soothing agent, with some studies also showing it to have a brightening effect on the skin. Bisabolol is also a rich source of Panthenol (Vitamin B5), which acts as a humectant, meaning it draws water molecules towards it to plump and hydrate the area. Studies have also shown that bisabolol can enhance the penetration of other actives into the skin, so is great when used in combination with other actives designed to work at the basal layer of the epidermis, or in fact the dermis.

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Green Tea is a natural plant extract, rich in polyphenols, also known as catechins. Green Tea is particularly high in the catechin Epigallocatechin-3-gallate (EGCG), which is a powerful antioxidant, meaning it can neutralise free radicals to prevent them causing damage within the skin. It is one of the most well researched natural plant extracts used in skincare, with studies also showing it to have an anti-inflammatory and anti-microbial effect.

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Ceramides are long chains of lipids, which occur naturally within the epidermis. Their function is to hold the skin cells together by creating a barrier against water-loss from the inside-out, and external aggressors from the outside-in. They make up almost 50% of our skins composition, but they can be depleted by UV, free radicals & pollution, and their production also naturally slows with age. This leads to an impaired skin barrier, which results in dry, rough skin with more visible wrinkling and redness. Applying ceramides topically can increase the levels of ceramides in the epidermis, and therefore supports the natural healthy functioning of the skin.

Cholesterol is a fatty acid which occurs naturally in the skin’s lipid barrier. Applying cholesterol topically supports the skin barrier, reducing trans-epidermal water loss (TEWL), and maintaining healthy skin functioning. Strengthening this lipid barrier also leads to improved skin hydration, which in turn leads to smoother, plumper, younger-looking skin.

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Our outer layer of the skin, the stratum corneum, has a multilamellar structure (essentially a fine membrane), made up of lipids (fats), to form a non-permeable barrier. This keeps water inside the skin, and acts as the first defense against external aggressors. The lipids which make up the majority of this are known as ceramides, which are produced naturally in the body from a range of other naturally-occurring lipids, which we class here as essential lipids (not the same as essential fatty acids, which are deemed ‘essential’ as the body cannot produce these naturally.) Using these lipids in skincare helps to support the natural skin barrier, preventing water-loss to keep skin hydrated and balanced.

Glycyrrhetinic acid is an active constituent derived from liquorice, used in skincare for its anti-inflammatory benefits. It works by inhibiting the production of inflammatory substances, such as cortisone, within the body, with some research showing results to be comparable to prescription hydrocortisone cream.

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Liquorice is a legume which grows in the Mediterranean, the Middle East & Russia. It contains the active constituent glabridin, which has been shown to prevent and reverse UV-induced skin damage, to provide visible skin-lightening properties to the skin.

Its second active component, Glycyrrhetinic acid is used in skincare for its anti-inflammatory benefits. It works by inhibiting the production of inflammatory substances, such as cortisone, within the body, with some research showing results to be comparable to prescription hydrocortisone cream.

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Lactic acid is an alpha hydroxy acid (AHA), which occurs naturally in the body, as well as being found in dairy products, but is typically derived synthetically for cosmetics today.

AHAs work by dissolving the keratin binding the outermost layer of skin cells, speeding up the skin’s natural exfoliation process. This leads to smoother, brighter, clearer skin, whilst reducing skin discolouration & fine lines/wrinkles with continued use.  

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Linoleic is an Omega 6 essential fatty acid (EFA), found in many plant oils: corn, safflower & sunflower. Linoleic acid forms the fatty acid based of Ceramides EOH, EOS and EOP, which are essential for the normal functioning of the skin barrier. Applying linoleic acid topically helps to support ceramide functioning within the skin, leading to improved skin hydration and smoothness.

Research also shows that sebum in acne-prone skin can be lacking in Omega 6 (with too much Omega 3), so there is evidence to suggest applying this topically can help to balance the sebum composition and in turn reduce acne lesions.

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Alpha Linolenic Acid (ALA) is a plant-based Omega 3 fatty acid, found in plant oils such as flaxseed and soy. ALA provides anti-inflammatory effects by inhibiting the production of inflammatory mediators in the body. ALA also supports healthy skin barrier functioning, by inhibiting levels of trans-epidermal water loss (TEWL), and therefore maintaining adequate levels of hydration in the epidermis, resulting in smooth, soft & moisturised skin.

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Essential lipids act as a precursor for ceramide synthesis, meaning it encourages the skin to produce ceramides naturally. The function of ceramides is to hold the skin cells together by creating a barrier against water-loss from the inside-out, and external aggressors from the outside-in. They make up almost 50% of our skins composition, but they can be depleted by UV, free radicals & pollution, and their production also naturally slows with age. This leads to an impaired skin barrier, which results in dry, rough skin with more visible wrinkling and redness. Encouraging the skin’s natural production of ceramides leads to an improved skin barrier, resulting in smoother, more hydrated, younger-looking skin.

Vitamin A derivative. It is broken down in the body to retinol, and then into retinaldehyde, then again into retinoic acid, the active form recognised by the body to trigger it’s skin benefits.

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Vitamin A, aka Retinol, is one of the most well-researched actives used in skincare today. Retinol and all of its derivatives are broken down within the skin first into retinaldehyde, then into retinoic acid, the active form recognised by the body to trigger it’s skin benefits.

Retinoic acid (aka tretinoin) is the gold standard of anti-ageing and works in a number of ways. Firstly, it blocks the production of collagen-degrading enzymes, meaning collagen does not get broken down as quickly in the skin. After prolonged use (6M+), it has also been shown to stimulate the production of type I and type III collagen, reducing wrinkles and improving skin firmness. It has been shown to protect against UV-induced damage, as well as reducing the appearance of hyperpigmentation in the skin. Skin treated with retinoids is smoother, more even-toned, firmer and younger looking.

Salicylic acid is a beta hydroxy acid (BHA), which occurs naturally in willow bark. Salicylic acid works as an exfoliating acid to dissolve the keratin that binds the outermost layers of the skin, encouraging the natural exfoliation process of the skin.

Due to its oil-soluble form, salicylic acid can penetrate inside the pore, to clear out dead skin cell build up and prevent comedones (blocked pores) from occurring, or acne-causing bacteria to overpopulate within the pore. This P.Acnes bacteria is anaerobic so needs an oxygen-free environment to thrive, and thus require a pore to be blocked.

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Sodium lactate is a salt produced by the fermentation of lactic acid. It acts as a humectant in the skin, drawing water molecules from the atmosphere towards it to plump and hydrate. It is present in the skin’s natural moisturising factor (NMF), as both sodium and lactate. Studies have shown that lactate levels in the stratum corneum directly correlate with the hydration levels within the skin, with low levels resulting in dry, rough, flaky skin. Applying this ingredient topically helps the natural water-binding capacity of the epidermis, resulting in smoother, softer, more hydrated skin.

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Natural moisturising factor (NMF) is a substance produced by the body, made up of minerals, lactate, urea, amino acids & humectants, which coats the surface skin cells to keep them moisturised. NMF increases the skin’s ability to retain moisture, which results in more hydrated, plump, smoother skin.

Sodium PCA is the sodium salt of pyrrolidone carboxylic acid (PCA), which is found naturally in the body, and in the skin’s natural moisturising factor (NMF). PCA acts as a humectant, meaning it draws water to it, plumping and hydrating the area. The skin’s NMF ensures adequate hydration of the stratum corneum, which also works to support the overall barrier function of the skin, regulating trans-epidermal water loss (TEWL). Including Sodium PCA in skincare supports this natural mechanism of the skin.

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Formulated with essential skin nutrients based uniquely on your personal skin condition, our silky-smooth emulsion strengthens and repairs your skin’s barrier function. This antioxidant and vitamin-infused formula locks in moisture while replenishing and repairing weakened skin for a softer, smoother appearance.

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This gel-cream hydrator is designed to strengthen and soothe the skin barrier, addressing issues like dryness, redness, and sensitivity. Ceramides and cholesterol work together to reinforce the barrier, while oatmeal and tiger grass provide calming benefits.

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Evening primrose oil is used in skincare for its emollient and occlusive properties. It is naturally rich in Omega 6 fatty acids as well as antioxidants to provide protection from free radicals and support overall skin barrier health.

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Glycerin is a humectant present in all natural lipids. It works to attract water molecules towards it, plumping & hydrating the applied area, resulting in smooth, soft, hydrated skin. It is one of the most widely used humectants in skincare, due to it’s high performance and broad availability (making it very cost-effective). Recent research has shown that it’s ability to penetrate the layers of the skin is superior to that of low molecular weight hyaluronic acid, making it a brilliant choice for overall skin hydration, and suitable for all skin types.

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Hyaluronic acid is a polysaccharide which occurs naturally in the body. Hyaluronic acid works as an extremely powerful humectant, able to attract 1000x its own weight in water, to immediately plump and hydrate the area it is applied to. The body’s own production of hyaluronic acid slows with age, so supplementing this ingredient in topical formulations helps to support the skin’s natural moisture-binding, anti-ageing mechanisms.

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Centella Asiatica (also known as Gotu Kola or Tiger grass) has been used for centuries in Eastern medicine for its healing properties. It contains phytochemicals which research shows can stimulate blood flow, strengthen the skin and provide antioxidant protection, all of which combined accelerate the wound healing process.

It is also believed to have the ability to stimulate the fibroblasts to produce type 1 collagen, which further supports wound healing as well as providing anti-ageing benefits. Collagen is also a protein whose production decreases with age, and is essential for maintaining skin firmness & smoothness, so this collagen-boosting property gives the added benefit of reducing wrinkles and firming the skin. It has also been shown to stimulate the production of hyaluronic acid in the skin, another molecule whose production slows with age, but is essential for keeping skin looking hydrated, plump & youthful.

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Phytosphingosine (PS) is a lipid which naturally occurs in the stratum corneum (the top, visible layer of our epidermis). This acts as a precursor for ceramide synthesis, meaning it encourages the skin to produce ceramides naturally.

Studies have also shown PS to offer anti-acne benefits, it is believed by reinforcing the protective barrier, and therefore reducing specific abnormalities in the skin functioning that lead to acne (invading inflammatory bacteria, increased keratinization, increased sebaceous gland activity).

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Squalane is a natural substance usually derived from olives. It is structurally very similar to our skin’s own sebum, so is a great ingredient to support our own natural skin processes. In drier skin, which is naturally lacking in natural sebum, it helps to support the skin barrier to prevent water loss, which results in more hydrated, smooth and plump skin. Due to its sebum-mimicking structure, it is non-comedogenic, meaning it won’t cause breakouts, so is also suitable for oily and acne-prone skin. It can be a great option to reduce any over-stimulation of the sebaceous glands, which can occur with excess cleansing (and make breakouts worse). It also works to support the skin barrier to combat any drying effects caused by ingredients commonly associated with acne treatment, so is a great ingredient for all skin types.

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Vitamin E is a fat-soluble Vitamin contained in many plant oils, or can also be produced synthetically. Vitamin E is found naturally in our own skin, and it’s main benefit is to offer powerful antioxidant protection against pollution and free radical damage. It also helps to support our skin’s natural lipid barrier, which in turn improves the hydration levels within the epidermis, as water loss through the skin is minimised.

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What it is  
Balance Me Ceramide Barrier Booster is a featherweight, fragrance-free gel-cream that helps to comfort, soothe, and restore the skin’s barrier. Skin is left looking hydrated, nourished, and healthy. By strengthening the skin barrier, skin feels more in balance. The fragrance-free formula also acts as a wonderful treatment for stressed, sensitive skin that is prone to blemishes, the appearance of redness, and severe dryness, or for anyone that has exposed their skin to regular use of ingredients like Vitamin A and acids who are experiencing sensitivity as a result.  

Benefits  
- Helps to reinforce your skin barrier  
- Nourishes, hydrates, and locks in moisture  
- Evens your skin tone and texture  
- Calms and soothes compromised skin  
- Fragrance-free and dermatologically tested  

Key Ingredients  
- Ceramides 1 (EOP), 3 (NP), and 6 (AP) stimulate the skin to produce ceramides, so that skin can protect itself better.  
- Cholesterol, like Ceramides, is essential in forming and supporting the skin barrier and helping skin retain moisture (improve hydration).  
- Phytosphingosine (a ceramide precursor) helps to stimulate the upper layers of skin to produce more ceramide.  
- Vitamin F treats the skin to high-potency Essential Fatty Acids, to repair and maintain the skin’s natural barrier function to leave skin hydrated, smooth, and healthy.  
- Tiger Grass (from Centella Asiatica leaves), rich in antioxidants, helps to soothe and bring comfort to a compromised skin barrier.  
- Oatmeal helps to soothe, calm, and comfort thanks to its anti-inflammatory properties.  

Skin Types  
For all skin types.  

How to Use  
Apply Balance Me Ceramide Barrier Booster twice daily to cleansed skin. We recommend layering it in after your serums and before your moisturiser/SPF.

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This moisturising cream addresses fine lines, wrinkles, and photoageing with its rich, hydrating formula. It combines age-defying botanicals and antioxidants to enhance skin elasticity and radiance. Ingredients like sugar acid complex and red maple bark support hydration and combat free radicals.

Calendula, aka Marigold, is a plant extract is used in skincare for its anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties. These properties make it a good choice for protecting and conditioning the skin.

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Jojoba oil is a natural oil from the jojoba plant. It is structurally similar to our skin's natural sebum (oil), so absorbs very well into the skin and doesn't clog the pores. It is fantastic for nourishing the skin and is naturally high in fatty acids, antioxidants and vitamins to optimise skin barrier health.

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Prebiotics in simple terms, can be classed as a food source that encourages the growth of good bacteria on the skin. The microbiome (the ecosystem of bacteria on the skin) is a relatively new discovery and we are learning that this is linked to many different aspects of our health, mood and appearance. A diverse breadth in the strains of bacteria living on the skin results in a healthy microbiome, and some early research has linked certain imbalances in this microbiome to skin conditions such as acne, ezcema and psoriasis.

What it is  
Tata Harper Creme Riche Velvet Moisturising Cream is the richest formula to date from Tata Harper, combined with sixteen sources of hydration, twelve sources of age-defying botanicals, and fifteen sources that smooth and soften the skin. Experience next-level age-defying hydration and wake up with your skin looking richly hydrated!  

Benefits  
- This rich, highly luxurious cream minimises the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.  
- Delivers long-lasting moisture and helps the skin retain optimal hydration for a healthy, plump look.  
- 100% natural formula with 43 high-performance ingredients.  
- Leaves a silky, dewy finish and radiant appearance.  

Key Ingredients  
- Sugar Acid Complex hydrates and plumps the appearance of skin.  
- Candle tree leaf acts on visible signs of photo-ageing such as fine lines and wrinkles.  
- Red Maple Bark fights free radicals with 5 times the power of Vitamin C.  
- Winged Kelp helps give skin a tighter, more toned-looking appearance.  

Skin Types  
Suitable for all skin types, especially for mature skin.  

Before applying, activate sugars by massaging Tata Harper Creme Riche in hands until the product transforms into a white velvet cream, then apply to face and neck. Use morning and night.

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This daily moisturiser formula hydrates, plumps and brightens while supporting skin elasticity and reducing fine lines. The formula includes multi-weight hyaluronic acid for deep hydration and a prebiotic peptide to enhance skin barrier health.

Acetylarginyltryptophyl Diphenylglycine is a synthetic tetrapeptide used in skincare for its firming abilities. It works by inhibiting the enzyme elastase, which breaks down elastin in the skin (the protein responsible for skin firmness and elasticity). This reduction in elastase allows for higher levels of elastin in the skin, which in turn leads to skin that looks firmer, tighter and restructured.

anti-ageing peptides

Many peptides function as anti-ageing ingredients in skincare, due to their ability to fit specific receptors in the body to trigger anti-ageing responses. This includes mechanisms like collagen production, cell regeneration or even blocking muscle contractions to smooth expression lines. Peptides are made up of amino acids, and are unique in shape, with a huge variety available to target specific responses in the body.

This ingredient is used in skincare for it’s hydrating abilities. It works by stimulating the production of Aquaporin 3, a natural substance found in the epidermis to regulate the movement of water between cells. An increased level of Aquaporin 3 in the skin results in improved hydration throughout the surface, and deeper layers, of the skin.

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Lysine is used in skincare to treat hyperpigmentation & post-inflammatory acne scarring.

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Amino acids are the small building blocks that make up peptides, and proteins. Each amino acid has a unique structure, and as such plays a specific role within the body. There are around 20 different types considered to be most important for human health. In the outer layer of the skin, the stratum corneum, they are present in the ‘natural moisturising factors’, our skin’s own moisturising mechanism, and they help to support water transport between skin cells to keep our surface smooth and hydrated.

Urea is humectant ingredient found in the skin’s natural moisturising factor (NMF), making up around 7-8% of the total composition. Its humectant properties mean it can bind to water molecules in the atmosphere, drawing them to it, and in turn plumping and hydrating the skin. Research also shows that Urea has a mild exfoliating action on the skin, encouraging the removal of dead cells which results in smoother, healthier, more hydrated skin.

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Discover deeply moisturised and instantly plumped skin with Medik8’s multi-action, fragrance-free daily moisturiser. Expertly designed to support every aspect of your skin’s health, Total Moisture Daily Facial Cream delivers 100 hours of moisturisation alongside clinically proven skin barrier and microbiome support.&nbsp;
 
 Lightweight yet intensely hydrating, the formula provides an optimised blend of moisturisation heroes including multi-weight hyaluronic acid and a unique, barrier-supporting prebiotic peptide to help improve skin health in just 1 hour. Use morning and/or evening for replenished, supple and glowing (but never greasy) skin.
 
 Proven via independent clinical study on Total Moisture Daily Facial Cream on 33 volunteers over 2 weeks

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I have chosen this Vitamin-infused oil for your regime to add radiance, minimise fine lines and wrinkles, and smooth and hydrate the skin.

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Vitamin B5 is as a humectant, meaning it can draw water molecules to it, hydrating and plumping the area it has been applied to. It also supports the natural lipid barrier of the skin, by encouraging the production of a precursor to fatty acids & sphingolipids, both of which are essential parts of the skin barrier. This mechanism helps to moisturise the skin by reducing trans-epidermal water loss (TEWL), therefore retaining more moisture within the skin. This also helps to reduce inflammation in dry or broken skin, as an intact skin barrier will prevent potential irritants from getting into the epidermis.

Retinyl Propionate is an ester of retinol and propionic acid, and is designed as a stabilised Vitamin A derivative to have better skin tolerability vs. retinol. On absorbed, it is broken down in the body to retinol, then into retinaldehyde, and then again into retinoic acid, the active form recognised by the body to trigger it’s skin benefits. Studies have shown levels of 0.3% or higher are required to see benefits comparable with retinol. 

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Tocopheryl acetate is a specific form of the fat-soluble Vitamin E, with improved stability vs. Tocopherol. Vitamin E is found naturally in our own skin, and it’s main benefit is to offer powerful antioxidant protection against pollution and free radical damage. It also helps to support our skin’s natural lipid barrier, which in turn improves the hydration levels within the epidermis, as water loss through the skin is minimised.

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This revolutionary treatment oil is powered by 6 key vitamins, A through F, that synergistically target signs of aging, boost hydration, brighten skin, and defend from free radicals for a more youthful-looking complexion. Feather-light formula absorbs quickly for an instant dose of radiance while helping balance skin for a healthy, vibrant glow.

This moisturiser addresses uneven tone, fine lines, and dullness by enhancing skin elasticity and brightness. It contains MSM and natural arbutin to reduce pigmentation and improve skin texture, while antioxidants protect against environmental damage.

Arbutin can be derived from the bearberry plant, or made synthetically, and is used in skincare to lighten dark spots. It works by breaking down in the body into hydroquinone, which can inhibit tyrosinase, an enzyme responsible for producing melanin. It is one of the most well-researched actives for lightening pigmentation, with better skin tolerability vs. prescription hydroquinone.

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Argan oil is derived from the nut of the Argan tree which grows in Morocco. It is naturally high in Vitamin E and fatty acids, which work to nourish the skin, protect the natural lipid barrier and provide antioxidant protection against free radicals.

Lecithin can be classed as a phospholipid, which occurs naturally in eggs, soybean, sunflower oil and corn. It contains a high concentration of fatty acids, which support the skin’s natural barrier by creating a lipid film to prevent trans-epidermal water loss (TEWL). Lecithin also has lipophilic & hydrophilic properties, meaning it can function as an emulsifier and skin penetration-enhancer, helping to deliver actives deeper into the skin.

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Phytic acid is technically an alpha-hydroxy acid (AHA), although it’s exfoliating effects are very mild compared to other acids in the AHA family. It does work to remove dead skin cell build up from the pores, and in turn reducing occurrences of breakouts, but this is not it’s main skin benefit. It is predominantly used for its high antioxidant potential, meaning it can neutralise damaging free radicals before they can cause any damage to the skin.

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What it is  
Oskia Renaissance 360 Moisturiser is a decadent facial moisturiser that deeply nourishes thirsty, damaged and mature skin. This luxurious formulation restores the skin's natural elasticity, promoting a plumper, youthful effect that guarantees to transform the complexion overall. Powerful nutrients nourish and enhance skin condition, supported by free-radical fighting antioxidants whilst natural mineral filters provide low-level SPF 8* for year-round protection.  

Benefits  
- This deeply hydrating yet easily absorbed facial moisturiser plumps up skin, improving skin's elasticity.  
- Pigmentation is reduced, resulting in a more even-toned complexion.  
- Facial contours are improved and wrinkles and fine lines are reduced.  
- Skin cell health is improved and skin is left brighter, more illuminated and healthy-looking.  

Key Ingredients  
- MSM reduces inflammation and pigmentation and calms breakouts.  
- Galactoarabinan & Lupin Seed Extract aid collagen production to improve elasticity and skin texture.  
- Natural Arbutin and Glutathione work in synergy to undermine the mechanics of melanin production, visibly reducing pigmentation and reducing future discolouration.  
- Vitamins A, D, E, & F stimulate cell renewal while protecting cellular DNA and supporting collagen production.  

Skin Types  
For all skin types, especially mature.  

How to use  
Massage Oskia Renaissance 360 Moisturiser gently but thoroughly onto cleansed face, neck and décolletage every morning, pressing lightly and being careful to ensure full coverage. Repeat later in the day if desired.  

* Always use a high-level SPF when exposing skin directly to strong sunlight.

This hydrating cream addresses signs of ageing such as fine lines, wrinkles, and loss of elasticity. It contains tripeptides and ceramides to support collagen production and strengthen the skin barrier, while hyaluronic acid provides deep hydration for a plump, youthful appearance.

This is a lightweight plant oil which acts as an emollient in skincare. This means is supports the natural lipid-barrier, to help keep water from being lost through the skin. This make is an effective moisturising ingredient.

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What it is  
A powerful plumping cream that deeply hydrates, nourishes, and calms. This highly active face cream boasts a daily dose of vital ingredients that deplete as we age. Packed full of skin-rejuvenating tripeptides, ceramides, and hyaluronic acid, this powerful yet lightweight formula promises to address the key signs of ageing – loss of collagen and elasticity, dehydration, and fine lines and wrinkles – in one go. Formulated with a beautifully bouncy texture, it is ideal for the face, neck, and décolletage. Reclaim your youthful bounce and glow for a skin revival.  

Benefits  
- Aids rejuvenation by helping smooth and refine fine lines.  
- Boosts glow while you sleep, so you wake up with radiant, plump skin.  

Skin Types  
Well suited to those with sensitive skin looking for a nourishing yet lightweight moisturiser. Also ideal for ageing skin and those looking for an effective, natural solution to ageing, and suitable for peri/menopausal skin.

This moisturiser is a great option for normal-combination dehydrated skin, as it delivers hydration into the skin without any heaviness. It has a lightweight, air-whipped texture which absorbs quickly into the skin to leave it plump, hydrated and balanced.

camellia sinensis (green tea) leaf extract

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chrysanthemum parthenium (feverfew) extract

Feverfew is a flower species, belonging to the daisy family, rich in active flavonoids and alpha-pinene. It has been used in ancient medicine for centuries to treat everything from headaches, constipation, vertigo, worms, spasms & arthritis. One of the oil-soluble flavonoids, Tanetin, has been shown to modulate inflammatory responses in the body, whilst other flavonoids provide antioxidant protection. Alpha-pinene provides anti-inflammatory benefits, as well as exhibiting powerful antimicrobial activity.

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Oat extract is known to have soothing, anti-inflammatory effects in the skin, and is a popular active for treating symptoms of dry skin. It also has antioxidant properties so is able to protect the skin against free radicals caused by pollution and UV.

Sodium hyaluronate is the sodium salt of hyaluronic acid (a polysaccharide which occurs naturally in the body), created to improve the ingredient stability. It works as an extremely powerful humectant, able to attract 1000x its own weight in water, to immediately plump and hydrate the area it is applied to. The body’s own production of hyaluronic acid slows with age, so supplementing this ingredient in topical formulations helps to support the skin’s natural moisture-binding, anti-ageing mechanisms.

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Kiss your skin with a smooch of moisture with the First Aid Beauty Ultra Repair Barriair Cream; a weightless facial moisturiser that focuses on strengthening the skin barrier, balancing the complexion and providing adaptable hydration. Ideal for normal and combination skin types, the cream enriches skin with lipids that bio-mimic and fortifies skin’s natural barrier, whilst triple-weight Hyaluronic Acid helps to draw in external moisture and adaptive hydration technology aids in stimulating the skin’s ability to manage its internal moisture reserves. Collodial Oatmeal and antioxidant Vitamin E calms and soothes with improved absorption thanks to an innovative Oxygen technology that shrinks and expands with air, and boosts efficacy by helping to deliver actives deeper into the skin’s layers.

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