Dromiceius novahollandiae, reputed to speed wound healing, reduce scarring, and actually thicken the skin (now it’s been medically used to treat radiation burns), and is known for being supremely non-comedogenic to the point of helping to diminish acne and repair barrier function with its high linoleic acid content; and for being transdermal enough to moisturize the deepest layers of skin due to its unique lack of phospholipids.

A fat-soluble vitamin-like substance that is present in every cell, supporting the body's natural defense mechanism against the damaging effects of free radicals, particularly the lipid peroxidation in skin. The body’s natural production of Q10 begins declining after about the age of 20.

A natural amino acid essential for the synthesis of healthy collagen that increases firmness and protects from elastin degradation.

A soothing botanical known for its high content of alpha bisabolol and matricine, offering powerful anti-inflammatory characteristics.

Totara tree heartwood extract offers many times the antioxidant benefit of vitamin E while serving as a natural preservative, lipid-peroxidation inhibitor, and antimicrobial effective against staph, acne, and rosacea.

Medium Chain Triglycerides