Lactic Acid (50g)

*hyaluronic acid benefits* skin hydration - keeps your skin moisturised and radiant. Anti-wrinkle properties - due to its capacity to retain large amounts of water, skin stays moisturised and helps to prevent the development of wrinkles, and fills in already present wrinkles to reduce their appearance

*Kojic's acid* is use to lighten visible sun damage, age spots, or scars. This can result in an anti-aging effect on the skin. In addition to skin-lightening effects, kojic acid also contains some antimicrobial properties

Lactic acid* brightens, smooths, and evens skin, while also making it look firmer. It helps reduce the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles, and dark spots. It also stimulates collagen renewal and can firm your skin. Hyperpigmentation (sun spots or age spots) fade and fine lines and wrinkles soften and smooth out

Other products available. 1.Aha( alpha hydroxy acid) 2. Glycolic acid 3. Lactic acid 4. L'ascorbic acid 5. Kojic acid powder 6. Citric acid 7. Salicylic acid 8. Allantoin 9 .Sym white powder 10.Niacinamide (vit b3) 11. Camwood powder 12. Neem powder 13. Sandalwood powder 14. Orange peel powder 15. Germall plus 16. Propylene glycol (skin conditioning agent,stabilizer) 17.Arbutin powder 18. Zinc oxide ( uv protector,astringent,skin healing) 19. Vitamin e 20. Glycerin: 21.Papaya extract (liquid) 22.Raw egyptian milk (kamana) 23. Sodium metabisufite 24. Xanthan gum 25. Cocobetaine (foaming and stabilizing agent) 28. Phenoxyethanol ( cosmetic preservative) 29.Vit a (liquid) 30. Aloe vera gel extract 31. Cocoa powder 32. Cinnamon powder 33. Isopropylene alcohol 34.Filipiano powder & solution 35 epsom salt ( magnesium sulphate) 36. Licorice extract powder(white/black) 37.Giga white powder 38.Sepi white powder 39. Snow white powder 40. Grapeseed fruit extract

Fights against acne and pimples. Can be added to your cleanser or toner

Kojic acid is a chemical derived from mushrooms, and can also be created during the sake brewing process from fermented rice. Because of its ability to really penetrate the layers of your skin and stop the production of melanin, kojic acid is usually sought out as a spot-fading treatment, and is often considered a less-aggressive answer to hydroquinone. Kojic acid is being used in cosmetics and skin lightening products regularly because it actually works and doesn’t have the dangerous side effects of many chemicals and compounds used as main ingredients

Alpha-lipoic acid (ALA) is a naturally occurring antioxidant that also shows numerous attractive features for use in cosmetic skin care. It is known as a dietary supplement for a long time, but recent research suggests it may be more effective through other applications, such as skin creams. ALA neutralizes free radicals, thus helping to fight ageing and cancer. It is more effective in combating free radicals than common vitamins, such as vitamin C or E, hence lipoic acid is called the “universal antioxidant”. In skin care, ALA was also shown to promote wound healing, treat and prevent diabetic ulcers. Cosmetics research suggests that ALA can promote collagen synthesis, thus reducing the visible effects of ageing on skin, and improving the appearance without any noticeable side effects Key benefits of Alpha Lipoic Acid in skin care: Antioxidant Anti-inflammatory Stimulate collagen production Reduce fine lines and wrinkles Sun damage protection Sun damage repair Wound healing support

Kojic acid is a chemical produced from different types of fungi. It is also a by-product of fermented soy sauce and rice wine. Kojic acid is sometimes used in the food industry as a natural preservative. One of the main uses of kojic acid, however, is in some health and cosmetic products. Benefits The benefits of using products containing kojic acid may include the following: Anti-aging effect: Products containing kojic acid may lighten the skin, which can improve the appearance of age spots and sun damage. The reduction of dark spots can have an anti-aging effect. Treat melasma: Kojic acid may also be helpful in decreasing melasma, which is darkening of the skin due to pregnancy. Decrease the appearance of scars: Kojic acid may also reduce the discoloration of scars. Although the acid does not improve the thickness of scar tissue, it may reduce dark pigmentation associated with certain types of scars. Lightening the scar may make it less noticeable. Antifungal benefits: Kojic acid is also thought to have some antifungal benefits. It may be helpful in preventing and treating certain fungal infections, such as athlete's foot and yeast infections. Antibacterial effects: Kojic acid may also provide antibacterial benefits. It may help decrease the chances of developing common types of bacterial skin infections

EDTA, Ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid is a molecule which complexes metal ions in aqueous environments. It is available in four neutralizations, two of which, Disodium EDTA and Tetrasodium EDTA, are commonly used in the cosmetics. Generally, the choice of which product to use is determined by the pH of your product, but this is not a hard and fast rule. Disodium EDTA is commonly used in neutral to mildly acidic products, like most creams, lotions, and neutral pH liquid soaps and shampoos. EDTA works synergistically with your preservative to improve preservative efficacy. Disodium EDTA has limited solubility in water, but at a typical usage rate of 0.2% to improve preservative efficacy, even if not fully solubilized, it is still efficacious. Cosmetic manufacturers frequently use this ingredient for a variety purposes. It primarily works as a preservative, chelator and stabilizer, but has also been shown to enhance the foaming and cleaning capabilities of a cosmetic solution. As a metal chelator, it counteracts the adverse effects of hard water by binding with heavy metal ions contained in tap water, which in turn prevents the metals from being deposited onto the skin, hair and scalp. This makes it a particularly useful ingredient for rinse-off products that inherently require water to come into contact with the skin. Essentially, this ingredient deactivates the metal ions through bonding with them, which in turn prevents cosmetic products from deteriorating, maintains its clarity and prevents it from smelling rancid. You can find this ingredient in virtually every personal care product including facial moisturizer/lotion, sunscreen, anti-aging treatment, cleanser, shampoo/conditioner, hair dye, body wash and eye cream

Lipoic acid (LA), also known as α-lipoic acid and alpha lipoic acid (ALA) and thioctic acid is an organosulphur compound derived from caprylic acid (octanoic acid). ALA is made in animals normally, and is essential for aerobic metabolism. It is also manufactured and is available as a dietary supplement in some countries where it is marketed as an antioxidant. Alpha lipoic acid has been directly linked to skin care as a primary antioxidant that prevents aging and inflammation. Contained in many brands of skin products, this powerful metabolic natural substance has many benefits for skin care, including energy production in skin cells; regeneration of vitamins C and E, remodels collagen, and also protects of the skin from free radical inflammation, including sun exposure

Glycolic acid is a naturally occurring substance, that when used in skincare products offers many benefits to the skin, from rejuvenating to moisturizing. It has the smallest molecule in a groupm so is able to penetrate skin deeply and easily, making it the most effective for treating fine lines, acne, blackheads, dullness, oiliness etc Chemical peels use a high percentage of this acid and can be very effective if done safely and properly. Benefits Of Glycolic Acid Use Provides a remarkably even exfoliation of the skin Releases and dissolves dead skin cells – clearing up blocked pores and blackheads A very effective acne treatment– particularly cystic acne which is caused by deep blockages of dead skin cells and sebum Glycolic acid helps to reduce fine lines and signs of premature aging by increasing cell turnover – meaning younger, healthier cells are now visible. Further products and treatments can penetrate deeper as it removes the ‘barrier’ of dead cells and surface grime

Originally discovered in several varieties of mushrooms, kojic acid is an off-white crystalline powder. A by-product in the fermentation process of malting rice, kojic acid helps as a preservative booster, and works to preserve colors in formulations. Kojic also helps skin tone appear more even