Ingredients

Your Guide to Skincare and Haircare Ingredients That Deliver Results

Understand what goes into your products and how each ingredient supports healthier-looking skin and stronger, more resilient hair. From barrier-repairing actives to scalp-supporting formulas, gain clarity on what truly works for your routine.

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Alpha Arbutin

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Algae

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Aloe Vera

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Antioxidants

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Azelaic Acid

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Bakuchiol

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Ceramides

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Caffeine

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Charcoal

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Collagen

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Colostrum

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Coconut

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Ferulic-Acid

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Glycolic Acid

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Kaolin

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Mandelic Acid

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Malic Acid

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Niacinamide

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Lactic Acid

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Salicylic Acid

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Glycerin

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Green Tea

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Hyaluronic Acid

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PDRN

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Polyglutamic Acid

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Panthenol

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Peptides

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Polyhydroxy Acid

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Prebiotics

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Probiotics

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Retinol

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Rosehip Oil

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Resveratrol

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Shea Butter

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Snail Mucin

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Squalane

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Tea Tree

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Tranexamic Acid

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Vitamin A

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Vitamin B5

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Vitamin C

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Vitamin E

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Witch Hazel

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Zinc

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About Ingredients

Discover the Power Behind Your Products

Understanding skincare and haircare ingredients empowers you to make confident, results-driven choices. From hydration-boosting humectants to collagen-supporting actives and strengthening hair proteins, each ingredient plays a specific role in improving overall skin and scalp health. Knowing what to look for helps refine your routine and target concerns more effectively.

Find Your Perfect Ingredient Match

Whether you’re addressing sensitivity, breakouts, pigmentation, dryness or hair damage, selecting ingredients suited to your needs is key. Barrier-supporting ceramides, brightening antioxidants and scalp-focused actives all offer targeted benefits when chosen thoughtfully.

Personalised Advice on Building a Balanced Routine

For expert support tailored to your concerns, contact us, explore ingredient insights on our blog, or take our free online skin test to refine your skincare and haircare routine with confidence.

How Do Antioxidants Help Protect Your Skin?

Antioxidants offer powerful protection for your skin. They work by stopping the skin-damaging oxidisation process that is caused by free radicals.

Free radicals are created by environmental factors such as UV radiation, air pollution, and cigarette smoke.

The most trending antioxidants include Vitamin C, Niacinamide, Resveratrol, Retinol, and Vitamin E.

How Do Free Radicals Damage Your Skin

When an atom becomes unstable, it tries to cling to a healthy atom to stabilise itself. When this happens, our cell DNA is damaged which can causse many issues from accelerating the ageing process to causing illnesses like cancer.

Antioxidants are able to donate an extra electron to unstable atoms which prevents them from destabilising in your skin cells, therefore preventing damage.

Why Are Vitamins Important In Skincare?

Vitamins are essential nutrients that your body needs in order to be able to function properly. Not only needed to help you stay healthy on the inside, vitamins are also important for healthy skin on the outside.

Vitamin A

An essential antioxidant, your body needs vitamin A to boost your immune function and stimulate cell growth.

Vitamin B5

Super hydrating, vitamin B5 is a humectant and an emollient. This means it can draw moisture into your skin as well as locking it in place.

Vitamin C

A powerful antioxidant, vitamin c is essential to aid with collagen production, cell protection, and skin repair.

Vitamin E

With moisturising and anti-ageing properties, vitamin E is a popular antioxidant.

Retinol

Derived from vitamin A, Retinol is multi-tasking vitamin known for its anti-ageing results.

What are AHAs and BHAs?

AHA and BHA stands for Alpha Hydroxy Acid and Beta Hydroxy Acid. They are two common skincare ingredients that are used as chemical exfoliants.

Alpha Hydroxy Acids

Alpha Hydroxy Acids are mostly derived from plants and work as water-soluble chemical exfoliants to remove dead skin cells from the surface of your skin.

The most popular AHA's in the skincare industry include glycolic acid, lactic acid, and mandelic acid which are well regarded for their excellent results.

Beta Hydroxy Acids

Beta Hydroxy Acids are oil soluble chemical exfoliants which means that they can seep deeper into your skin in comparison to AHA’s. BHA's are highly effective at deeply cleaning out your pores and helping to remove any excess oil. The most popular BHA is salicylic acid is which is most well-known for its effective treatment of acne and blemishes.

Nourish & Protect With Hydrators & Moisturisers

Hydrators

Hydrators are classed as humectants, they're moisture-magnets that can draw the moisture from the atmosphere into your skin and hold it there, keeping your skin hydrated.

Two of the most popular hydrators used in a lot of moisture-boosting skincare formulas are glycerin and hyaluronic acid.

Moisturisers

Moisturisers are oil-based ingredients that help your skin to look and feel soft and smooth. They help to protect your skin's natural barrier and seal in the vital moisture that your skin needs in order to stay healthy.

The industry-favourite ingredient for moisturising are ceramides. Known for their protective and moisture-boosting properties, ceramides can aid in protecting your skin from external damage, like UV radiation.