Ingredients
What is actually in the bottle.
A factual reference for the ingredient names recorded in the current catalogue. Identity and catalogue presence only — every product page carries its own complete list.
Peptides
A category name, not one ingredient — and why the exact name matters.
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Hyaluronic Acid
A humectant that holds water. How to use it so it works.
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Vitamin C
Why most formulas use a derivative rather than pure L-ascorbic acid.
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CoQ10
The same compound as Ubiquinone — and why some creams look faintly orange.
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Resveratrol
A plant polyphenol that degrades in light. What that means for storage.
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Squalane
One letter apart from squalene, and a different ingredient entirely.
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Aloe Vera
Listed as Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice. What the wording tells you.
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Shea Butter
Solid in the jar, oil on the skin. Why, and what the botanical name means.
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Vitamin E
Tocopheryl Acetate — protecting the formula as well as the skin.
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