Hey Reader!
Happy New Year! Although its chilly here, I am really looking forward to the warmer weather!
This month, we are covering the botanical ingredient Sea Buckthorn!
So let’s not waste any more time and jump right into our next series which is all about the science of sea buckthorn in skincare.
This vibrant orange berry, native to Europe and Asia, has been used for centuries in traditional medicine to treat burns, wounds, and inflammation.
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Modern science reveals that sea buckthorn is rich in vitamins C and E, omega fatty acids, and carotenoids, all contributing to its skin-nourishing properties.
These compounds work together to protect, rejuvenate, and even out skin tone, making sea buckthorn a valuable addition to your skincare routine.
Are you curious about how sea buckthorn can transform your skin? Stay tuned for next week’s deep dive into its role in skin barrier repair, or check out the post that’s already live on the blog.
Sea Buckthorn for Skin: A Science-Backed Barrier Repair Powerhouse or Just a Trend?
Learning about new botanical ingredients can be a fun way to incorporate new ingredients into your skincare routine. Whether your goal is to address specific concerns or add variety to your routine, having the right information is crucial.
Check out these articles on Relatable Science.com that break down the science of skincare even more.
In the meantime, respond to this email with an answer to the question: What natural ingredients are you interested in learning more about?
Wishing you a great start to your February until next week,
Allie
