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This peptide delivers impressive results when targeting fine lines and wrinkles with water-binding properties to help restore the skin’s health and make the barrier full functioning. There have been an extensive amount of studies showing the results of this peptide can decrease the appearance of wrinkles, particularly around the eye area by mimicking the same effects as injectable Botox.
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More commonly known as the panda’s favourite meal, bamboo. Used for centuries in traditional medicine this natural ingredient has been dubbed a youth elixir due to the high levels of silica which can repair the damage caused by free radicals and regenerates collagen giving the skin an all-over youthful bounce.
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Though the name may sound scary, and a bit like a Star Wars character, Xylityglucoside is a highly effective and hydrating skin ingredient. It is derived from two water-binding plant sugars, xylitol and glucose. Unlike other humectant ingredients however, it is able to provide highly impressive skin moisture.
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Urea may sound familiar, and yes you are right, it does occur in your urine. But it does also naturally appear in your skin and is considered one of the most potent natural moisturising factors (also called NMF) These factors are vital for keeping the skin’s protective barrier functioning correctly and helping the skin remain in its healthiest state.
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Trehalose is a type of sugar that is used formulated into cosmetics and skincare products. Trehalose contains a number of properties that benefit the skin, such as moisturising factors, antioxidants and can help provide protection to the skin’s natural barrier due to the fact it is able to replicate the Natural Moisturising Factor found in the epidermis of the skin.
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