molecular hydrogen + sugarcane serum + shade-changers

benefits

sugarcane squalane naturally occurs in the lipids of our skin. Silky and non-greasy, our bio-based Squalane helps restore skin hydration and can even restore hair from feeling dry. Squalane is stable to heat, cold and oxidation, and is known to be non-comedogenic. Squalane should be made with science, not shark liver oil. Through a process called fermentation, yeast are genetically engineered to produce the building blocks of squalane by being fed non-GMO sugarcane that is located right next to the manufacturing facility. It is isolated and undergoes further reaction and purification, being saturated with hydrogen and carbon molecules, to become squalane.

• Reduction of skin roughness
• Improvement of skin elasticity
• Reduction on trans-epidermal water loss
• Reduction of fine lines
• Penetrates hair – not only the surface but also inside

quercetin has a miraculous ability to reduce as well as reverse oxidative damage to the skin caused by free radicals. Free radicals, also called reactive oxygen species (ROS), are unstable oxygen-containing molecules that may cause chain chemical reactions on the skin and damage RNA, DNA, and proteins, and eventually may cause cell death. Quercetin has the power to find out and neutralize reactive oxygen species and also can help repair oxidative damages to the skin. Evidence suggests that quercetin has tremendous anti-inflammatory properties that can help calm skin inflammation caused by various factors such as toxic chemicals, histamine, and ultraviolet radiation.

green bananas are rich in vitamin C and vitamin B6 that can be super beneficial for your skin and hair. They are a lesser-known aid to nourish your skin because of their hydrating nature. Those with dry skin can also depend on them to make their skin softer and supple. Such bananas contain Vitamin A that smoothes the rough texture by healing dehydrated skin. Green bananas are also a rich source of whole food prebiotic to restore the healthiest skin microbiome.

green papaya with high concentrations of vitamin E, amino acids, and vitamin C, this unusual fruit is amazing for skin. It can show an impressive improvement in dermatitis, acne, skin pigmentation, and inflamed skin. This fruit helps to crowd out bad bacteria and is a good source of prebiotics. Papaya is an excellent source of beta-carotene, helping promote beautiful skin

globe artichoke the flower heads of artichoke green globe contain more antioxidants than any other vegetable. Artichokes contain both prebiotics and probiotics. are a rich source of bioactive phenolic compounds, prebiotic fiber, as well as vitamins and minerals such as calcium, potassium, folate, vitamin C and vitamin K. Due to the presence of a compound known as cynarin, artichoke leaf extracts have long been used in traditional medicine.

aspergillus ferment is rich in proanthocyanidins and can deliver greater concentrations of these beneficial compounds to the skin. Available evidence suggests postbiotic like aspergillus ferment may have anti-inflammatory, anti-hypertensive, antioxidant, and anti-cancer properties. Aspergillus ferment can also repair existing sun damage by producing greater activation in DNA reparative processes. This sugarcane-derived probiotic has been shown to bring the skin back into a healthy equilibrium, while inhibiting UV-induced damage and boosting advanced DNA repair.