Clinical Blogs — ingredient

What is Potassium Azeloyl Diglycinate? Potassium Azeloyl Diglycinate is the combination of azelaic acid and glycine. Azelaic acid is a skin brightener and serum normalizer while glycine is a hydrating ingredient. Let’s talk about azelaic acid first. Azelaic acid has been shown to be a multitasking ingredient. It reduces hyperpigmented area or dark spots on the skin by inhibiting tyrosinase, the enzyme responsible for the production of melanin. Azelaic acid also improves excessive sebum production which is beneficial in acneic skin. Azelaic acid has also been documented to reduce inflammation and redness in rosacea patients. Potential side effects of azelaic...

When it comes to ingredients with strong supporting clinical data and variety of uses, vitamin B3 (niacinamide) is the one that is on the top of the list. It is one of the most versatile ingredients can be used in various skincare formulation with multiple benefits as a nutraceutical for our skin. Vitamin B3 is a multitask ingredient beneficial to skin health: Increases hydration: It strengthens the top layer of our skin (strata corneum) which is responsible for transdermal epidermal water loss (TEWL). B3 possesses antipruritic effect: enhances skin barrier protection by stimulating ceramide synthesis and stabilizing mast cells that...

Keeping your skin healthy and youthful looking is our goal. Being the pioneer in antiaging, we strive to look for clinically proven functional ingredients and effective delivery system in order to specially formulate effective and safe skincare products for our clients’ daily and special needs. Here are some of the key ingredients that are clinically proven in various aspects of antiaging that are seen in many of our formulation. Each formulation also contains  unique and functional ingredients to target different functions. Hyaluronic acid (HA) with different molecular size High molecular weight HA forms a barrier on the skin surface to...

Pregnancy is a time when woman should focus more on the quality of products. If you haven’t been paying attention to what you’re putting on your face and body, just remember that your choice now influences the safety of your unborn child. During pregnancy, you may find that your skin becomes more sensitive so it’s best to avoid potentially irritating and drying ingredients which can be found in products which are alcohol based and highly perfumed. Here is a NON comprehensive list of ingredients that studies have shown to be questionable for human application. Remember, if it’s not safe for...

Some plant oils and extracts are great for hair and scalp health as well! Hemp Oil Helps to reduce hair loss Locks in moisture Strengthens hair shaft and scalp Helps to stimulate hair growth Adds shine without greasy feeling Argan Oil Hydrates and repairs dry and damaged hair Restores shine and mends split ends Reduces frizz Revitalized scalp Coconut Oil Contains fatty acids that protect the roots; helps to prevent breakage Protects hair from environmental impurities and excess heat Rich in antioxidants and nutrients such as vitamin E and iron, which improve softness and luster Aloe Hydrates Chamomile Prevents hair...