Coconut and soy derived. Conditioning and moisturizing agent.
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glucosamine sulfate
an amino acid derivative of glucose and plays an important role in the formation of connective tissue.
hyalouronic acid (olive oil derived)
A natural polysaccharide used for its moisturizing properties.
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hydrogenated oils (such as lecithin or palm)
The process of hydrogenation involves adding water to an oil. Hydrogenated oils are not toxic when used externally. However, they are harmful to the blood vessels when taken internally in foods because they can be clogging. Hydrogenated oils are used in the food industry because they are cheaper and add volume and weight to foods. Hydrogenated oils in natural skincare products are used in place of harmful emulsifiers such as PEGs. They allow water and oil to mix in formulas, such as Lavera sunscreens.
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iron oxide
derived from hermatite, a reddish brown iron oxide mineral, and also derived from a wide range of minerals and clays including manganese and clay.
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kaolin
Also known as "china clay". Generally, these clays are used in facial masks to absorb excess facial oil (reduces shine on the face) and to thicken lotions.
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kelp extract
a sea plant rich in micro-nutrients and assists in gelling formulations.
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kumarahou
also known as "gum-diggers soap" is a versatile plant used for its natural foaming properties.
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lecithin (soybeans derived)
An emulsifier.
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manuka
a bush which grows in New Zealand. Manuka essential oil and manuka honey are utilized in skincare products for their healing properties including antiseptic and anti-bacterial.
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mairehau
an essential oil considered to be "royal" and known for benefits for the skin.
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meadowfoam extract
obtained from the Meadowfoam plant, Limnanthes alba. A skin conditioning ingredient.
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mica
a natural mineral used for its pearly colors and light reflecting qualities.
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olefin sulfonate
Coconut and palm oil derived. Used for its cleansing properties. Surfactant.
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palm oil extract
from the part of the palm that has a "soap" like consistency which gives the formula a lather.
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panthenyl hydroxypropyl steadimonium chloride
Corn derived. Hair and skin conditioner.
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phytosphingosine
Soy derived .Used as natural moisturizers. Soothing.
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retinyl palmitate
Vitamin A used to heal and rejuvenate cells.
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rose hip extract
ich in natural Vitamin C, this extract is moisturizing and hydrating to the skin. It can also help protect the skin from capillary damage and firms and tones skin tissues.
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rosemary
Rosemary has stimulating, rejuvenating, astringent, nervine, conditioning and antiseptic properties.
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rosemary extract
As an extract it can be used as a natural diuretic, tonic, decongestant, and a tissue toner and firmer. See Rosemary.
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royal jelly
Royal Jelly produced by bees is high in B vitamins and contains all the essential amino acids, unsaturated fats, natural sugars, and minerals such as iron, calcium, silicon, sulfur, and potassium. Applied topically it's said to help improve skin's elasticity and minimizes wrinkles nourishing the skin and erasing facial blemishes.
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