Skin Science

What is it?
A naturally occurring amino acid responsible for fuelling cells with enough energy to renew efficiently.

What does it do?
Speeds up cell repair, reducing wrinkles and improving elasticity.

What is it?
A naturally occurring active found in the skin that prevents against unnecessary moisture loss.

What does it do?
Keeps skin hydrated under all conditions.

What is it?
A natural anti-microbial, used as far back as the Roman times to keep water clean and treat wounds.

What does it do?
Kills the odour-producing bacteria that are responsible for smelly sweat.

What is it?
A B vitamin found in leafy green vegetables that plays an essential part in DNA reproduction and repair. 

What does it do?
Maintains healthy cell reproduction for younger-looking, firmer skin.

What is it?
A powerful antioxidant found in every cell in the body that protects against free radical damage from environmental aggressors (pollution, harsh weather conditions, UV light).

What does it do?
Gives a brighter and altogether fresher complexion, visibly reducing signs of age and fatigue.

What is it?
A fat-soluble vitamin and important antioxidant that protects skin cells from environmental damage.

What does it do?
Helps skin heal from the likes of UV damage while keeping it moisturised.

What is it? 
This B-complex vitamin is easily absorbed and highly valued for its ability to protect against dehydration.

What does it do?
Keeps skin and hair moisturised under any condition. Ideal for dry skin and brittle hair.

What is it? 
A widely used botanical, recognized for its anti-inflammatory properties.

What does it do?
Soothes skin irritations like acne and rashes. An ideal post-shave remedy.

What is it? 
Seed from the Amazonian berry noted for its high levels of caffeine. While it is stronger than coffee, Guarana offers a slower release of energy over a longer period of time.

What does it do?
Boosts energy levels, relieves signs of fatigue.

What are they?
Compounds designed to reflect the sun rays. Usually made from Zinc Oxide, a broad-spectrum block that covers the entire spectrum of UV rays.

What do they do?
Protect skin from sun damage, one of the most common causes of premature ageing. The strength of a sunscreen is denoted by its SPF number.