Skin School
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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Sucrose, much like glucose and fructose are natural sugars with some levels of glycolic acid in the sugar this ingredient not only exfoliates the skin of dead skin cell build-up, but also restores balance to the skin oils. It is also able to moisturise the skin with the help of the humectant traits found in the ingredient to help lock hydration into the skin surface.
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Sodium Phenylbenzimidazole Sulfonate is an organic compound used in sunscreen and other cosmetic products that also offer protection from exposure to UV light. Known for its main benefit of being able to block UVB rays from causing the skin to burn.
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A natural component of the skin, Sodium PCA (Pyrrolidone Carboxylic Acid) provides impressive skin replenishing benefits due to the fact it carries humectant properties meaning it is able to draw in moisture from the air surrounding the skin and other skincare formulas, by locking in the excess moisture your skin will remain hydrated, looking plumped and healthy throughout the day.
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