Skin School
Shea butter is fat extracted from the nuts of the shea tree and it mostly known for its moisturising benefits but also helps the skin other ways. You may be surprised to hear that shea butter contains high levels of linoleic and oelic acid, resulting in your skin being able to fully absorb and won’t make your skin feel greasy.
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This oil is derived from the fruit that is famously known as an elephant’s favourite treat in South Africa. Much like other plant oils you can nourish the skin and improve the overall hydration of the skin by sealing moisture into the surface with the antioxidant properties.
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Strongly connected to the very popular alpha hydroxy acid, glycolic acid, saccharum officinarum extract can provide gentle skin exfoliation whilst acting as a humectant. This not only helps rid the skin of dead skin cell build-up but also keeps the skin moisturised.
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Derived from the evergreen shrub found in many Mediterranean countries, the ruscus aculeatus root extract is most popular for how it can work wonders when formulated into eye creams and helping to reduce the appearance of dark circles under the eyes. It contains huge amounts of anti-inflammatory and astringent properties and helps keep the skin soothed with all signs of irritation reduced.
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One of the lesser-known retinoids on the potent collection of retinol ester. Retinyl Propionate is a form of vitamin A that is effective at reducing the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles and the visibility of pores. It can rejuvenate the skin and restore an even tone and radiance.
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