Ingredients

Skincare made with luxurious fruit / plant seed oils

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Skincare made with luxurious fruit / plant seed oils

Here is a list of our face oils made with unrefined cold-pressed prickly pear oil from Morocco, which is the highest grade of prickly pear oil. Prickly pear oil is rich in vitamin K with high linoleic fatty acid content which is great for acne and anti-aging. Super Fruit Moisture Mask - made with apple, papaya and watermelon seed oils. Eye Treatment Oil with prickly pear, avocado and hemp seed oils. Rose + C Brightening Oil with prickly pear and pumpkin seed oils. 100% Prickly Pear Oil

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Can you use HA with BHA or Retinol?

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Can you use HA with BHA or Retinol?

Hyaluronic Acid can be used after a rinse-off BHA mask like Super Peel or before a light Retinol treatment like Retinol & Collagen Cream Serum. Hyaluronic acid basically works with all kinds of ingredients.

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Can you mix niacinamide with direct acids like AHA BHA?

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Can you mix niacinamide with direct acids like AHA BHA?

Niacinamide is an active form of Vitamin B3 found in animals and plants. Niacinamide gives optimum results at pH of 5-6. It's fine to layer niacinamide with other serums in your skincare regimen because your skin absorbs the niacinamide serum instantly. However we do not recommend mixing niacinamide into a direct acid solution. Niacinamide can hydrolyze and form nicotinic acid at higher or lower PH, which can result in skin irritation.

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The truth about CoQ10

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The truth about CoQ10

CoQ10 is an underappreciated anti-aging, antioxidant ingredient in the skincare industry. It's actually a vitamin-like nutrient present in every cell of human body. CoQ10 synthesized by our skin cells reaches its peak in our young adulthood and shows a gradual decline after age of 20. When topically applied, CoQ10 is an important antioxidant to enhance cellular turnover for softer, supple skin

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Yogurt filtrate in skincare

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Yogurt filtrate in skincare

Yogurt Filtrate is produced through milk lactic fermentation by Lactobacillus bulgaricus and Streptococcus thermophilus. It has slight exfoliating and revitalizing properties due to the natural content of lactic acid.We are pairing yogurt filtrate with 5% lactic acid in our Milk Peel formula. It's an overnight trearment working for clearer, smoother skin while you sleep!

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