Skin School
Found in the borago officinalis plant native to the Mediterranean, the entire plant is praised for its skin and health benefits, this golden yellow oil is packed with every form of fatty acid, omega-6, gamma-linolenic acid to name a few. Often found in a pure oil form, or blended as part of a serum, moisturiser and nourishing cleanser this oil can treat those with severe dry skin and certain skin conditions such as rosacea and eczema.
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Bisabolol is a natural ingredient used in many cosmetics and skincare products generally used as fragrance but also offers several other skin benefits from combating signs of ageing, reducing the appearance of dark spots and hyperpigmentation as well as providing antioxidant properties for the skin.
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Although its name is very complicated, the ingredient Bis-Ethylhexyloxyphenol Methoxyphenyl Triazine is rather simple in how it works. It is known as the best performing sunscreen available on the market, often found in modern day sunscreen formulations due to the fact it is able to provide peak protection from UVB and UVA rays and remain photostable meaning its protection hardly deteriorates from the skin when exposed to UV light
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This liquid provides advanced protection to the skin by having the ability to stabilise any of the UV rays that our skin comes into contact with on a daily basis. The antioxidant benefits of this colourless liquid are often likened to how effective pure vitamin E, aka tocopherol is for the complexion by minimising any long-lasting damage cause by nasty free radicals.
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Formed by a three amino acid peptide is a well-established supplement that can have a vast improvement on the strength and appearance of your hair and nails. With a number of clinical studies found over 30 volunteers find their eye lashes appeared over 19% thicker after 30 days of using serum formulations containing Biotinoyl Tripeptide-1.
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