Sun Protection Skin Type

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Alpha-Glucosylrutin

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Licochalcone A

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Glycyrrhetinic Acid

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Dexpanthenol

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Micropigment

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Also known as AGR, Alpha–Glucosyl-Rutin and Glucosylrutin, this naturally derived ingredient is extracted from the pagoda tree. Well tolerated by skin, it is a powerful antioxidant and helps prevent the oxidative stress caused by sun- induced free radicals. This oxidative stress can be a key trigger of sun allergies such as Polymorphous Light Eruption (PLE). AGR has been clinically and dermatologically proven to significantly reduce the risk of developing sun allergy symptoms.

Introducing Licochalcone A

Licochalcone A is a naturally-occurring antioxidant with skin-soothing properties. It is derived from the root of the Chinese Liquorice plant (Glycyrrhiza Inflata). When used in skincare products, Licochalcone A helps to soothe sensitive skin.

Glycyrrhetinic Acid is derived from the roots of the Chinese Licorice plant − Glycyrrhiza Glabra − and is known for its antioxidant and skin-soothing properties. It helps to protect the skin cells in the deeper epidermal layers from harmful UV-induced free radicals and supports skin´s own DNA repair mechanism.

Panthenol and Dexpanthenol are two names commonly used for the same ingredient. Panthenol converts into Pantothenic Acid (a B Complex Vitamin) in the skin and enhances skin regeneration and repair. When applied regularly, it has been proven to considerably improve symptoms of skin irritation such as dryness, roughness, scaling and redness.

Panthenol/Dexpanthenol is also an effective moisturizer. It improves hydration in the outermost layers of the skin and helps to reduce transepidermal water loss.

What is Panthenol/Dexpanthenol?

Micropigments are tiny particles from titanium dioxide or zinc oxide which form an invisible film on the skin surface without penetrating into the skin. They physically reflect and scatter UV rays and are therefore employed as physical UV filters in sunscreen.

60 seconds of science

Alpha-Glucosylrutin

Learn more about how this key ingredient works and how it affects skin.

60 seconds of science

Licochalcone A

Learn more about how this key ingredient works and how it affects skin.

60 seconds of science

Glycyrrhetinic Acid

Learn more about how this key ingredient works and how it affects skin.

60 seconds of science

Dexpanthenol

Learn more about how this key ingredient works and how it affects skin.

60 seconds of science

Micropigment

Learn more about how this key ingredient works and how it affects skin.

— 60 seconds of science —

Also known as AGR, Alpha–Glucosyl-Rutin and Glucosylrutin, this naturally derived ingredient is extracted from the pagoda tree. Well tolerated by skin, it is a powerful antioxidant and helps prevent the oxidative stress caused by sun- induced free radicals. This oxidative stress can be a key trigger of sun allergies such as Polymorphous Light Eruption (PLE). AGR has been clinically and dermatologically proven to significantly reduce the risk of developing sun allergy symptoms.

Introducing Licochalcone A

Licochalcone A is a naturally-occurring antioxidant with skin-soothing properties. It is derived from the root of the Chinese Liquorice plant (Glycyrrhiza Inflata). When used in skincare products, Licochalcone A helps to soothe sensitive skin.

Glycyrrhetinic Acid is derived from the roots of the Chinese Licorice plant − Glycyrrhiza Glabra − and is known for its antioxidant and skin-soothing properties. It helps to protect the skin cells in the deeper epidermal layers from harmful UV-induced free radicals and supports skin´s own DNA repair mechanism.

Panthenol and Dexpanthenol are two names commonly used for the same ingredient. Panthenol converts into Pantothenic Acid (a B Complex Vitamin) in the skin and enhances skin regeneration and repair. When applied regularly, it has been proven to considerably improve symptoms of skin irritation such as dryness, roughness, scaling and redness.

Panthenol/Dexpanthenol is also an effective moisturizer. It improves hydration in the outermost layers of the skin and helps to reduce transepidermal water loss.

What is Panthenol/Dexpanthenol?

Micropigments are tiny particles from titanium dioxide or zinc oxide which form an invisible film on the skin surface without penetrating into the skin. They physically reflect and scatter UV rays and are therefore employed as physical UV filters in sunscreen.

60 seconds of science

Alpha-Glucosylrutin

Learn more about how this key ingredient works and how it affects skin.

60 seconds of science

Licochalcone A

Learn more about how this key ingredient works and how it affects skin.

60 seconds of science

Glycyrrhetinic Acid

Learn more about how this key ingredient works and how it affects skin.

60 seconds of science

Dexpanthenol

Learn more about how this key ingredient works and how it affects skin.

60 seconds of science

Micropigment

Learn more about how this key ingredient works and how it affects skin.

— 60 seconds of science —

Also known as AGR, Alpha–Glucosyl-Rutin and Glucosylrutin, this naturally derived ingredient is extracted from the pagoda tree. Well tolerated by skin, it is a powerful antioxidant and helps prevent the oxidative stress caused by sun- induced free radicals. This oxidative stress can be a key trigger of sun allergies such as Polymorphous Light Eruption (PLE). AGR has been clinically and dermatologically proven to significantly reduce the risk of developing sun allergy symptoms.

Introducing Licochalcone A

Licochalcone A is a naturally-occurring antioxidant with skin-soothing properties. It is derived from the root of the Chinese Liquorice plant (Glycyrrhiza Inflata). When used in skincare products, Licochalcone A helps to soothe sensitive skin.

Glycyrrhetinic Acid is derived from the roots of the Chinese Licorice plant − Glycyrrhiza Glabra − and is known for its antioxidant and skin-soothing properties. It helps to protect the skin cells in the deeper epidermal layers from harmful UV-induced free radicals and supports skin´s own DNA repair mechanism.

Panthenol and Dexpanthenol are two names commonly used for the same ingredient. Panthenol converts into Pantothenic Acid (a B Complex Vitamin) in the skin and enhances skin regeneration and repair. When applied regularly, it has been proven to considerably improve symptoms of skin irritation such as dryness, roughness, scaling and redness.

Panthenol/Dexpanthenol is also an effective moisturizer. It improves hydration in the outermost layers of the skin and helps to reduce transepidermal water loss.

What is Panthenol/Dexpanthenol?

Micropigments are tiny particles from titanium dioxide or zinc oxide which form an invisible film on the skin surface without penetrating into the skin. They physically reflect and scatter UV rays and are therefore employed as physical UV filters in sunscreen.

60 seconds of science

Alpha-Glucosylrutin

Learn more about how this key ingredient works and how it affects skin.

60 seconds of science

Licochalcone A

Learn more about how this key ingredient works and how it affects skin.

60 seconds of science

Glycyrrhetinic Acid

Learn more about how this key ingredient works and how it affects skin.

60 seconds of science

Dexpanthenol

Learn more about how this key ingredient works and how it affects skin.

60 seconds of science

Micropigment

Learn more about how this key ingredient works and how it affects skin.

— 60 seconds of science —

Also known as AGR, Alpha–Glucosyl-Rutin and Glucosylrutin, this naturally derived ingredient is extracted from the pagoda tree. Well tolerated by skin, it is a powerful antioxidant and helps prevent the oxidative stress caused by sun- induced free radicals. This oxidative stress can be a key trigger of sun allergies such as Polymorphous Light Eruption (PLE). AGR has been clinically and dermatologically proven to significantly reduce the risk of developing sun allergy symptoms.

Introducing Licochalcone A

Licochalcone A is a naturally-occurring antioxidant with skin-soothing properties. It is derived from the root of the Chinese Liquorice plant (Glycyrrhiza Inflata). When used in skincare products, Licochalcone A helps to soothe sensitive skin.

Glycyrrhetinic Acid is derived from the roots of the Chinese Licorice plant − Glycyrrhiza Glabra − and is known for its antioxidant and skin-soothing properties. It helps to protect the skin cells in the deeper epidermal layers from harmful UV-induced free radicals and supports skin´s own DNA repair mechanism.

Panthenol and Dexpanthenol are two names commonly used for the same ingredient. Panthenol converts into Pantothenic Acid (a B Complex Vitamin) in the skin and enhances skin regeneration and repair. When applied regularly, it has been proven to considerably improve symptoms of skin irritation such as dryness, roughness, scaling and redness.

Panthenol/Dexpanthenol is also an effective moisturizer. It improves hydration in the outermost layers of the skin and helps to reduce transepidermal water loss.

What is Panthenol/Dexpanthenol?

Micropigments are tiny particles from titanium dioxide or zinc oxide which form an invisible film on the skin surface without penetrating into the skin. They physically reflect and scatter UV rays and are therefore employed as physical UV filters in sunscreen.

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