Known for its deeply moisturising properties, this antioxidant rich oil helps to moisturise the skin and effectively reduces the formation and appearance of fine lines.

Rich in amino acids, glycoproteins and vitamin B, it is intensely hydrating, soothing and helps to reduce inflammation. Used in formulations for sensitive or stressed skin. Has been credited with treating burns, cuts, inflamed skin and dry skin conditions.

Packed with antioxidants, it can fight against oxidative stress. It can also re-stabilise collagen; making it good for fighting against aging.

Rich in vitamin C and antioxidants, it is also a natural astringent that helps to tighten the appearance of enlarged pores. Its astringency can also help to fight against acne.

A powerful pentapeptides that inhibits the release of the neurotransmitters facial expressions. Relaxes the muscles that cause deep wrinkles on the forehead. Made of proteins that derive from three amino acids

Member of the sunflower family, and often referred to as “nature’s magic eraser”, arnica reduces the appearance of acne, rosacea and inflammation.

Known for their skin-brightening abilities, bearberry leaves can lighten and lessen the appearance of pigmentation and age spots. Also high in antixodiants, so helps to fight against free radicals and aging.

This tropical plant helps to fade scarring and pigmentation. Its antiseptic properties also help to prevent the formation of acne.

Known for its soothing properties, it remedies dehydrated skin and can restore suppleness. It can also stimulate the skin’s healing process.

Naturally occuring in acidic fruits such as oranges and lemons, it helps to exfolaite the skin and lift away any dead skin cells. It can also help to fade blemishes and acne scarring.

As an emollient, it helps to hydrate the skin. It also helps to soften and smooth the skin.

Provides energy to the skin that decreases as we age, which helps to repair skin damage. It also boosts skin cell turnover, and so helps to prevent sallow skin and fine lines.

Reduces of the formation of melanin and anti oxidative activity, providing significant effects in lightening the skin. A safer and effective alternative to hydroquinone.

Originating from the daisy family, it helps to fight acne-causing bacteria. It’s also rich in tannins, which help to diminish the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.

Antiseptic by nature, fennel seeds help to prevent acne. They are also loaded with antioxidants, which help to slow signs of aging.

Often taken in supplement form as it extracted from the bones and tissue of animals, it can help to reduce the appearance of wrinkles, and it can also treat hyper-pigmentation.

The oligomeric proanthocyanidins found within it are powerful antioxidants, and are up to 50 times more powerful than vitamin C as an antioxidant. It can also re-bond collagen and improve elasticity in the skin.

The high content of antioxidants present in green tea helps to protect the skin against the aging effects of the sun and free radicals. Also helps to reduce inflammation.

Extracted from the hemp plant, it is rich in essential fatty acids, so is good for mousturising and nourishing the skin. Also used for treatment of acne as it has anti-inflammatory properties.

As well as boosting collagen, it can also increase cellular oxygen consumption and firm the skin.

Known as an excellent emollient and humectant that moisturizes, lubricates and soothes the skin. It holds 1,000 times its weight with its moisture retention properties.

As a natural emollient, it deeply moisturises the skin and is absorbed quickly. Its anti-bacterial properties also help to control the formation of acne.

Known for its soothing properties, it also has anti-septic properties which help to fight against acne-causing bacteria. Its high content of antixodiants can also help to flush any toxins from the skin.

Rich in vitamin C, it helps to brighten and even the skin tone. It also helps to balance oil production and cleanse the pores.

Packed full with medicinal properties, licorice is known for treating eczema. The glycyrhizin found within licorice also has anti-inflammatory properties.

As an alpha-hydroxy-acid found in most fruit plants, it exfoliates the skin and can reduce any signs of aging. It can also help to promote collagen production.

Rich in vitamin E, it nourishes the skin and prevents premature aging.

Peptides (also known as Polypeptides) are complex molecules derived from combining chains of amino acids (the body’s building blocks.) Palmitoyl Oligopeptides help smooth wrinkles and fill in fine lines on the skin. Collagen supports skin’s structure and keeps it firm and unwrinkled, but levels within the body decrease with age.

Increases skin hydration significantly with the enzymes and minerals naturally found in this algae extract, indigenous to the hawaiian islands.

This herbal mushroom is rich in polysaccharides, which hydrate and help the skin to retain water. It also promotes cell regreneration, and reduces puffiness.

Packed with fatty acids that help to nourish and moisturise the skin. It can also help to improve the elasticity of the skin.

Rich in nutrients and vitamin C, it helps to fight against free radical damage. It can also heal the cellular structure of collagen, which prevents premature aging.

Packed with vitamins, it soothes rough and dry skin without clogging pores and help soften dry, damaged hair. It is non-irritating and can be used on even the most sensitive areas of the face and body.

The kojic acid present in it can help to treat hyper-pigmentation as it works to fade acne scarring and age spots.

This vegetable sourced protein helps to retain moisture and protect the skin. It also helps to soothe chapped or rough skin .

Rich in proteins and typically derived from olives, it helps to improve suppleness and keep the skin soft. It also has the ability to keep skin hydrated for long periods of time.

As a natural source of glycolic acid, it works to exfoliate and rid the skin of any dead skin cells. It can also prevent premature aging and reduce the appearance of scarring.

Rich in oleic acid, vitamin E and omega-3, it helps to hydrate the skin. Also traditionally used for strengthening and conditioning the hair.

Works to stimulate cell renewal and can restore suppleness to dry or flaking skin. Found in both animal and plant products.

Present and occuring naturally in our own skin, vitamin B5 is a humectant that retains moisture deep in the epidermis. It can also help to soothe extremely dry skin.

Packed with antioxidant properties, it helps to fight against free radicals, and helps to brighten and even the skin tone. Also promotes collagen production; reducing fine lines and wrinkles.

Known for its moisturizing properties and extracted from vegetable oils, it can also help to protect the skin against environmental pollution. It can also increase the skin’s natural water/moisture content.

As well as maintaining the elasticity of the skin, this vitamin, found in leafy greens, can also help to repair any broken blood vessels after things such as bruises or surgery.