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Derived from the popular spice, turmeric, tetrahydrobisdemethoxydiferuloylmethane contains an abundance of skin benefits. With the bonus of having antioxidant properties it can reverse any signs of skin damage caused by over exposure to harmful free radicals, such as UV rays and pollution.
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Praised for being a stable form of vitamin C that is oil-soluble meaning it is able to penetrate further down the layers of the skin into the dermis. It is able to combat any skin damage caused by free radicals and other skin stresses whilst stimulating the collagen production, resulting in an all-over younger complexion with fine lines and wrinkles visibly reduced.
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This active compound is derived from the membranes and peels of citrus fruits that carry a vast amount of skin benefits, from anti-inflammatory, antioxidant and skin-brightening. With any lasting damage caused by free radicals such as UV exposure, pollution or harsh chemicals Hespridin is also able to restore and repair the protective barrier.
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Although the word licorice can make you think of a bag of popular sweets, it can have a large impact on the health and appearance of your skin. It is considered one of the gentlest skin lightening agents with least side effects and thanks to the part called glabridin, topically application can significantly reduce the appearance of sun damage dark spots and hyperpigmentation.
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Derived from the spice often found in the kitchen cupboards and more commonly known as turmeric, Curcuma Longa Root Extract has gained a lot of popularity in skincare formulations in recent years. This is due to the fact this bright yellow ingredient contains vast amounts of benefits for the skin.
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