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Copper tripeptide-1 is made up of two different compounds, GHK and Cu. The GHK part of the ingredient is made up of three amino acids that are naturally found in bodily fluids such as salvia. The Cu part is an essential element also found in the body, copper.
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With its skin benefits treating a variety of skin concerns for centuries in Korean medicine, you may be surprised to hear modern research confirms there is more this plant can offer. Portulaca Oleracea Extract is one of the richest plant sources of omega-3 fatty acids, vitamins and minerals helping to established skin.
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With its name meaning “olive oil” you won’t be surprised to hear this popular fatty acid is derived from olive oil and offers the nourishing and moisturising effects that are often associated with other omega ingredients. The difference being its chemical structure is monounsaturated meaning it has one double bond and has an overall thicker and heavier texture than other ingredients.
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This amino sugar occurs in the body and can deliver two main skin benefits, often mimicking the very popular humectant ingredient hyaluronic acid. The first benefit of this clever ingredient is its ability to combat signs of premature ageing, such as fine lines and wrinkles, particularly around the eye area.
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More commonly known as rosehip seed oil, this skin ingredient provides an impressive amount of nourishing and moisturising properties with the help of high levels of fatty acids, such as linoleic and oleic acid. It is not only the fatty acids that makes this powerhouse oil so potent, it also contains the trans-retinoic acid called tretinoin.
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