Skin School
Cornflower is an herb that has been used to treat various eye concerns for hundreds of years. Containing potent anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties using cornflower on overtired, puffy and itchy eyes will help soothe and reduce any irritation that often occurs from factors such as hay fever and long hours on a computer.
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Copper lysinate is an essential amino acid/mineral hybrid that belongs to a recently developed complex called Neodermyl. This complex has been praised for its ability to deliver potent anti-ageing benefits by boosting the skin’s natural production of collagen and elastin.
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Collagen amino acids are naturally occurring in the skin and carry with them the benefits of a skin- identical ingredient. This basically means they are able mimic the things found on the skin, with two part mainly being natural moisturising factors (NMF) which is located to the epidermis of the skin and plays an important role in the skin’s maintenance.
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You may not be surprised to hear that Citrullus lanatus fruit extract is extremely hydrating for the skin, seeing as the extract is made up of water by 96% it’s also packed full of amino acids, vitamins and minerals, all of which provide impressive skin results.
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Citric acid is a member of the AHA family, a collection of chemical exfoliants that slough away the layer of dead skin cells that build-up on the surface of the skin. Your skin is left smoother with a radiant glow, with the added benefit of citric acid working as a buffering ingredient to balance the pH levels in the other skincare formulations as well as helping them penetrate pass the epidermis more effectively.
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