Grape seed have been used for centuries to treat numerous conditions. Grape seed extract contains several plant compounds, including a powerful antioxidant which is oligomeric proanthocyanidins, or OPCs. OPCs in grape seed extract contain 20 times the antioxidant power of vitamin E and 50 times the antioxidant power of vitamin C. Antioxidants protect cells from unstable molecules that can cause damage to healthy cells on the skin and in the body which means it could improves skin appearance, Chloasma Treatment and even prevent sun damage.

Tea tree oil is one of the most extensively researched of all essential oils. Produced from a shrub-like tree known as Melaleuca in Australia, native aboriginals are believed to have taken advantage of its many healing benefits to treat skin conditions for thousands of years.

Tea tree oil lightens scars on skin and also helps to restore the skin’s natural oil balance. Plus, it’s able to penetrate deeply into the pores to remove toxins.

While rosemary herb is popularly used to add flavour to many recipes, its medicinal qualities also make it quite useful for skin care.

It helps tighten sagging and loose skin to help it look firmer and more elastic and stimulates biological activity and cell growth to reduce fine lines and wrinkles.

Collagen is the common name for many types of protein that fill the extracellular spaces in connective tissue. It is the primary component of connective tissue and comprises up to 35 percent of the total protein in mammals, making collagen the most abundant protein in these animals.

The most significant uses of collagen is to help support skin health and reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. Other benefits of collagen include hair and nail health, joint health, injury recovery and dental health.

What did people use thousands of years ago before commercial chemicals existed to help heal their skin? Witch hazel！

The most popular use for witch hazel is for skin care, since its strong antioxidant and astringent properties are perfect for killing bacteria that lives within skin’s pores, stopping cellular damage that can lead to skin cancer, preventing signs of aging, and speeding up healing.
Witch hazel offers benefits over other beauty products because it’s completely natural, free of environmental pollutants, irritating ingredients, fake fragrances and other contaminants.

Chamomile posses many powerful skin properties such as anti-inflammatory, anti-fungal, antibacterial, antiseptic, and contains essential oils and antioxidants. Additionally, is a hypoallergenic and helps to reduce skin irritants by neutralizing free radicals.

A treasured natural remedy for a number of health issues, licorice has only recently been discovered as helpful for people with sensitive skin, as well as to lighten and brighten your skin's look.

Tetrahexyldecyl Ascorbate is a stable, oil-soluble form of Vitamin C, used in cosmetics, personal care products and anti-aging products because of its ability to increase collagen levels, reduce melanin production, brighten skin, and repair the effects of UV exposure and other environmental damage. It is also considered to be more potent than L-asorbic acid and other Vitamin C compounds, and has a higher rate of penetration (because it is lipid soluble, like human skin) than other derivatives; it also has a higher rate of conversion to vitamin C within the dermis.

Tetrahexyldecyl Ascorbate is considered a mild version of Vitamin C, and also remains stable in air and water for up to 18 months, allowing it to serve as a long-lasting antioxidant.

Rosa centifolia contains a few vitamins and antioxidants that help moisturize dry skin. Its astringent properties help tighten pores and reduce the redness and inflammation due to distended capillaries. Rosa Centifolia contains up to 63% phenylethanol that gives the flower its antiseptic properties to treat acne and control skin diseases such as psoriasis and atopic dermatitis. The rose’s essential oil has also been studied and found to help in healing wounds.

 The presence of Vitamin C - a powerful antioxidant – in the flower helps to protect skin cells from free radicals and prevent sunburn. The rose is also a gentle but powerful anti-depressant and is used in treating stress-related conditions. Its therapeutic scent soothes the nervous system and can help prevent panic attacks.

Green tea is one of the healthiest things you can imbibe. This ancient Asian brew can increase your memory and concentration, boost energy levels, improve immunity, and so much more.

When it comes to skin health, drinking green tea has been found to delay aging, protect the skin from UV rays, improve skin tone, and reduce acne.
Amazingly, applying green tea topically to the skin can also provide a myriad of health benefits!

Panthenol is present in all living cells, which makes it the perfect ingredient for skincare

Penetrative: When panthenol is applied to the skin it results in a conversion to pantothenic acid; this acid is readily absorbed by the skin, penetrating deep into the lower layers.

Hydrating: Pantothenic acid works as a humectant by infusing water in the cells, retaining moisture deep within the skins tissues.

Moisturising: Clinical research has found that not only is this acid extremely moisturising, but when regularly used over a period of four weeks or more, it takes on an anti-inflammatory role, relieving systemic itching, whilst also helping to soothe a dry skin.

Highly regarded for its skin soothing, healing and keratolytic (ability to remove excess skin) properties. It helps shed the outer layer of the epidermis and promotes healthy tissue formation. It also softens the skin and enables it to absorb more moisture. It’s particularly effective at treating wounds, burns, skin ulcers, eczema, and any other abrasion in the skin. There's no evidence of anti-aging effects. Found in almost every type of cosmetic product including lotion, dandruff shampoo, toothpaste, shaving cream and lipstick.