Skin School
Camellia sinensis leaf extract is more commonly known as green tea, yes, the stuff you drink! Though green tea is highly praised for its health benefits when it is ingested, you will also find it is one of the most researched natural skincare ingredients.
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We won’t go into too much detail about what caffeine is, but rather what it does for the skin when formulated into all manner of skincare products. This molecule carries a large number of benefits, from antioxidant properties ensuring it is able to combat free radical damage that your face comes into contact with on a daily basis, such as UV exposure or pollution.
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Argania spinosa kernel oil is more commonly known as argan oil which over the years has a collected a strong following of fans, especially when the oil is formulated into popular skin and hair care products.
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Due to its anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties Astragalus membranaceus root extract can be used by normal, combination, oily and dry skin. Those with sensitive should take the precautionary actions when introducing it to their daily routine.
Although this oil is considered beneficial for many skin concerns, it is thought dry skin types will reap the rewards of introducing it into their daily routine. For oily and blemish-prone skin types there are better options available.
