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What Is Asparagine?
Asparagine is a type of amino acid, fundamental constituents of all proteins found in the body. Some of amino acids can be synthesized by the body; others (known as essential amino acids) must be obtained from protein in the diet. In skin care products, amino acids act as water-binding agents, and some have antioxidant properties. Amino acids can be combined with other ingredients that have skin-restorative ability to work in unison to fight signs of aging.
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Artemisia Pallens Flower Oil
A fragrant flower oil that adds sensory appeal to skincare formulations
Artemisia Vulgaris Herb Extract
A traditional herb extract with emerging research into skin tone and cellular health
Artemisia Vulgaris Oil
A volatile oil traditionally used to address inflammatory skin conditions
Aspartic Acid
An amino acid that helps build collagen | Has light hydrating properties
Azelaic Acid
A gentle multi-tasker for redness, tone and congestion
Backhousia Citriodora Leaf Oil
A fragrant essential oil derived from lemon myrtle leaves
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