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Hyaluronic acid
A moisture-holder, in four of our nine.
- On the label as
- Sodium Hyaluronate
- What it is
- A sugar molecule your skin makes itself, which holds water. On a label it usually appears as its salt, sodium hyaluronate.
- Why it’s there
- It draws water into the skin’s surface layers and helps keep it there: the hydration in the Body Serum, and a layer of moisture in the Body Cream, the Vitamin C Serum and the Tinted Sunscreen.
- Where it comes from
- Made by fermentation, not from animals.
- Found in
- Body Serum, Body Cream, Vitamin C Serum and Tinted Sunscreen
Found in
Four of ours
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Tinted Sunscreen
SPF30 High Protection · 30 ml
SPF30, no white cast
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