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SKIN TERM

SKIN TERM

INGREDIENT

INGREDIENT

Irritant

A substance that produces an adverse response (such as reddening, swelling, etc.)

Irritation

A physiological response to allergies, injury, shock or excessive stimulation of the skin. Often times it produces red patches, inflammation, edema and feels warm to touch.

Ivy Extract 

Used to reduce eye area puffiness by preventing water accumulation in the tissue. It has vasoconstrictive and decongesting properties, beneficial for dark circles and puffy eyes.

Irish Moss

From red algae, contains polysaccharides that normalize the skin’s moisture content and provides suppleness to the epidermis. High in vitamins and minerals, it is an important nutrient for cells. Protects sensitive skin from irritation.

SKIN TERM

Irritant

A substance that produces an adverse response (such as reddening, swelling, etc.)

SKIN TERM

Irritation

A physiological response to allergies, injury, shock or excessive stimulation of the skin. Often times it produces red patches, inflammation, edema and feels warm to touch.

INGREDIENT

Ivy Extract 

Used to reduce eye area puffiness by preventing water accumulation in the tissue. It has vasoconstrictive and decongesting properties, beneficial for dark circles and puffy eyes.

INGREDIENT

Irish Moss

From red algae, contains polysaccharides that normalize the skin’s moisture content and provides suppleness to the epidermis. High in vitamins and minerals, it is an important nutrient for cells. Protects sensitive skin from irritation.

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