A collection of antipollution botanical serums and skin detoxifying products. Carefully and daringly created by the founder using botanical science. Find your perfect skin in the M bottle. New products coming soon
Longevity Serum
Plant based skin perfecting serum with Japanese green tea, Canadian ginseng, turmeric, peptides and sugar maple extract
Orchise Serum
Plant based skin plumping serum made with phytonutrients from orchid, grapefruit, milk thistle and cucumber extracts
Mogu Serum
Plant based serum with mushroom, sea buckthorn, peptides and niacinamide that is antioxidative, antibacterial and anti inflammatory
Plant Based
Organic
Natural
Ethically Sourced
PARIS In the Big Beauty AI Research Game
Big Beauty is getting into the AI research game. L’Oréal and Kering are amongst the five founding sponsors of the new Hi! Paris research centre, according to WWD.com. The research centre has been supported by the Haute École de Commerce Paris and the Institut Polytechnique de Paris and focuses on artificial intelligence and data.
Natural -vs- Synthetic - Uncovering the Facts Part 1
Everything is a chemical. Water is a chemical (H2O), vitamins are complex chemicals, simple, one ingredient herbal extracts are volatile complex chemicals, therefore there is no such thing as chemical-free products. Although, there can be certified natural ingredients, those from plants are considered by scientists to be extremely volatile chemicals that are known allergens, disruptors and pose issues when formulating.
When nature meets science and science defines nature, we can find a harmony with which to move forward in natural product development.
Barrier Beauty ::: Repair On Duty
The significance of the skin barrier today is relative to the amount of cleansing our skin experiences during current the Covid-19 flux in order to stay free of foreign toxicants.
Barrier damage can be caused by
- suffocating skin tissue
- over treating skin
- over cleansing skin
- scraping, pulling, stretching of the skin excessively
Hotlist: Health Canada Updates CIH
Current shelved products could be impacted by the possible updates, and manufacturers will need to begin to think about the necessary changes to product formulations, distribution and sale.
Read on for the current list of CIH (Canadian Cosmetic Ingredient Hotlist) that will be reviewed in 2020. Your products, current and already shelved, may be affected by these changes.
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