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Science of Skincare: The GroundBreaking Collagen & Skin Elasticity Study For Ninja Level Anti-Aging

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Amongst the countless skincare products and procedures out there, what REALLY restores collagen? A recent study revealed facts that may alter what products you use in the fight against dull, aging skin.

The Collagen Conundrum

There are many collagen types in our body. Each collagen type has a function. Effective anti-aging skincare is not just restoring some form of collagen on areas of visible aging. It requires producing the right kind of collagen in the right place. This gives skin resilience and elasticity. Tricky, right?

We knew the deeper the skin can be stimulated to produce new collagen, the less facial sagging there will be.  That’s still true, but now there is more intel.

The Super Science-y Skin Study

A groundbreaking skin study revealed the composition of live young and aging skin.  It looked at the baby collagen in the skin. It noted the changes in elasticity with age in the twenties, thirties, and forties.

Special technology imaged the internal elasticity of the skin. It noted the concentration of the individual collagen fibers. They located which ones made skin elastic, taut and youthful. The location and impact of these concentrated collagen clusters were new information.

“The team also studied how the variations in skin elasticity in the papillary dermis would change the look of the skin and discovered that the skin surface of females without any signs of variations in elasticity was more likely to be smooth, whereas that of females with decreased elasticity looked slightly rough” [1]

The Result

The result? Now we know exactly WHERE we need to restore collagen. And we know which type of collagen rejuvenates skin and keeps it “springy”

“The team has found out that type III collagen is abundant in the areas with healthy skin elasticity in the uppermost layer of the dermis, but it decreases in the parts where the skin elasticity has deteriorated. This suggests that the decrease in type III collagen triggers the decrease in skin elasticity” [2]

In sum: what makes skin healthy, elastic and vibrant is collagen III within the dermal cells of the papillary dermis skin layer.

And the study identified the exact ingredient to accomplish the task. It is an ingredient that appears in skincare brands like Shiseido and Tatcha. It is also a natural ingredient that can be organically farmed. It’s Watercress. Yep, Watercress.

Watercress helps makes Type Collagen III in dermal cells

Watercress helps makes Type Collagen III in dermal cells

what to do About It

Henceforth, beauty buddies, we tackle anti-aging with the precision of a vapid ninja.

We‘re featuring select products using Watercress to best advantage to precisely target Collagen III production in the proper dermal cells.

And there are some great skin products in this lineup, including an all-natural Beauty Superfood oil with a Watercress base.

 

References

  1. Shiseido Succeeds in Visualization of Internal Skin Elasticity – Decrease of Type III Collagen Involved in Age-Dependent Degradation in Skin Elasticity. Shiseido, Shiseido, Apr. 2018, corp.shiseido.com/en/newsimg/2423_c3b40_en.pdf.
  2. Ibid

 

Why ROIL Private Collection Body Lotion by Amanda George is Special

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ROIL Private Collection is a range of luxury hair and body care. ROIL Founder Amanda George is likely best known as a celebrity hair guru. She custom-crafts marvelous combinations of organically farmed oils that impart healthy nutrients and hydration to hair and skin. One such marvel is ROIL Private Collection Body Lotion.
Roil Private Collection Body Lotion

Roil Private Collection Body Lotion: Custom-Crafted Organically Farmed Luxury

why Roil Body Lotion is Special

The entire ROIL Private Collection range has a spa-like feel. But several body lotions deliver an enjoyably luxurious experience while delivering softer skin. What makes this body lotion special?

The Roil Private Collection Body Lotion is a decadent formulation. It contains an organic ingredient combination that collectively rises to the level of treating actives. It contains generous doses of collagen promoting, anti-aging, skin restoring nutrients often found in facial skin topicals. It is like a spa luxury and skin rehab treatment in one. Let’s take a look.

Ingredient Profile


Avocado Oil

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Avocado

Avocado Oil is rich in fatty acids Omega 3 and 6 to strengthen the skin lipid barrier. Vitamins C, D, and E promote wound healing and collagen production [1].

Avocado absorbs into the skin for better hydration potential. Avocado Oil is exceptionally rich yet hydrates like natural skin sebum. It improves skin elasticity, a key element is healthy, younger appearing skin.


Shea Butter

Shea Butter contains rich, restorative and nurturing fatty acids and vitamins.

Shea can feed the skin and overhaul the skin texture, even on deep burns and stretch marks. Within this formulation it does not cause the waxy feel often associated with Shea.

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Coconut Oil


Coconut Oil

Coconut Oil is a moisturizing anti-inflammatory with mild UV protective properties.

Coconut Oil penetrates deeper than other oils. It exfoliates dry flaky skin and reveals smooth skin. It is antibacterial and seals in moisture.

Rice Bran Oil

Rice Bran Oil is a gentle anti-inflammatory oil that promotes hydration. It is a vital source of vitamins A, B2, B1, squalene and two types of Vitamin E. This combo can hydrate, heal and soften skin while making scars and burns more pliable.

It is high in fatty acids including Omega 6 and 9, both of which give skin a healthy glow. It is rich in ferulic acid (used in facial creams to support Vitamin C), plus inositol and gamma oryzanol, anti-oxidants and nourishing moisturizers. [2]

Rice bran oil evens out skin tone and reduces dark spots. [3]

It is excellent for tackling fine lines and wrinkles [4] that often belie age on shoulders, arms, and legs.


Grape Seed Oil

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Grapeseed Oil

Grape Seed Oil is skin-nourishing and contains building blocks for collagen production.

High in Polyphenols, Vitamins C, D, E and Omega 6, it treats dry skin, wrinkles, discoloration, and aging. An excellent remedy for restoring sun-damaged skin.

It also contains a very high antioxidant level to protect the skin against UV damage.

Green Tea

Green Tea is both soothing and an anti-inflammatory.

Green tea contains polyphenols that soothe skin while providing antioxidants. Polyphenols may improve sun-damaged skin. [5]

High in Epigallocatechin gallate (EGCG), green tea is helpful for skin health and appearance. EGCG is a potent antioxidant. It protects against environmental damage and neutralizes free radicals that prematurely age skin. Research shows EGCG reactivates dying skin cells.  This shows promise for repairing sun damage and scar healing. [6]


Wild Rosehip Oil

Rosehips contain vitamin C

Rosehips

Wild Rosehip Oil is high in Vitamins A, C, and E. They provide nutrients, fade acne scars and promote cell turnover.

Rose Hip Seed Oil is a Vitamin C variant that is both a treatment and a hydrating ingredient. It offers the benefits of Vitamin C and Retinol serums such as lightening dark spots but without causing irritation.

Rosehip oil is collagen enhancing. It contains Vitamins A and C for collagen production. Second, Rosehip oil inhibits MMP-1, an enzyme that breaks down collagen within the body. [7]

Rosehip oil also has omega-6 and omega-3 fatty acids to make skin glow, as well as soothe and moisturize eczema or dry skin. [8]

Amla fruit

Indian Gooseberry or Amla fruit


Amla Oil

Amla is a wonder fruit also known as Indian Gooseberry.

Amla is nutrient-rich and restorative. It is a non-greasy oil high in Vitamin C to increase collagen and fade scars. It prevents damage to the skin and soothes redness.

Jojoba Oil

Jojoba Oil has a similar structure to sebum, replacing the natural oils the skin needs to stay healthy. It regulates oily skin, removes impurities and flakes, reduces inflammation and soothes skin. Jojoba is soothing to the skin and softens wrinkles. Jojoba oil is an emollient, made of 98% monounsaturated fats.

Jojoba is a carrier oil, increasing the efficacy of other active ingredients.


Aloe 

Aloe vera nourishes delicate eye skin

Aloe vera nourishes delicate skin

Aloe is full of vitamins so it is highly nourishing to the skin. It provides nourishment to the skin as it contains Vitamins A, C, Bs, and E as well as minerals and enzymes. This skin food heals, hydrates, and accelerates skin cell growth.

It provides anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial properties. It heals scars, soothes razor burn and sun exposure and banishes dry, flaky skin.


rosemary oil

Rosemary Oil is an antioxidant with anti-aging properties. It reduces environmental skin damage and gives skin a healthy glow.

Rosemary combats dry skin. It naturally protects the skin from sun damage and free radicals. It also has natural antiseptic properties and is a gentle exfoliant for dead skin flakes.

Rosemary is soothing and helps reduce puffiness and lightens dark spots. It is stimulating and promotes better blood circulation to deliver the nutrients necessary to build collagen, elastin and to encourage scar repair.

ROIL custom-crafted formulas are organically farmed, paraben-free, and cruelty-free.

The ROIL experience

This rich, thick cream absorbs quickly without leaving any oily residue. Massaging in one or two pumps worth of cream covers a surprising amount of skin.

Skin is nourished, soft and looks younger with a healthy, hydrated glow. Even skin on areas like elbows looks younger, not just softer.

A lovely Valencia orange scent that I personally enjoy as the lightest of fragrance. Once it dries down, one has the lean in to detect the lingering notes of orange and grapefruit. I prefer unscented lotions but this is my exception. Subtle enough for even wearing at the office.

Private Collection Body Lotion leaves my skin soft and supple AND rejuvenates my skin with organically farmed ingredients. We love that it has generous levels of nutrient rich ingredients that together treat, promote and save collagen, and restore body skin.

Where to Buy It

Find ROIL Private Collection Body Lotion at Roillife.com

ROIL Private Collection Body Lotion and Body Wash

ROIL Private Collection Body Lotion and Body Wash

QUESTIONS? COMMENTS?

Have any comments or questions about ROIL Private Collection Body Lotion? The Style Chicks are here to answer them.

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references

  1. de Oliveira, Ana Paula et al. Effect of semisolid formulation of persea americana mill (avocado) oil on wound healing Evidence-based complementary and alternative medicine : eCAM vol. 2013 (2013): 472382. doi:10.1155/2013/4723
  2. Coppini, D.; Paganizzi, P.; Santi, P.; Ghirardini, A. Capacit protettiva nei confronti delle radiazioni solari di derivati di origine vegetable. Cosm. News 2001, 136, 15-20. [Google Scholar]
  3. Marto, Joana; Neves, Ângela; Gonçalves, Lídia M.; Pinto, Pedro; Almeida, Cristina; Simões, Sandra. 2018. “Rice Water: A Traditional Ingredient with Anti-Aging Efficacy.” Cosmetics 5, no. 2: 26.
  4. Rigo, L.A.; da Silva, C.R.; de Oliveira, S.M.; Cabreira, T.N.; de Bona da Silva, C.; Ferreira, J.; Beck, R.C. Nanoencapsulation of rice bran oil increases its protective effects against UVB radiation-induced skin injury in mice. Eur. J. Pharm. Biopharm. 2015, 93, 11–17.
  5. International Journal of Cosmetic Science, February 2015, pages 456-463
  6. Journal of Pharmacol Exp Ther 2003 306: 29-34
  7. Phetcharat, L et al. “The effectiveness of a standardized rose hip powder, containing seeds and shells of Rosa canina, on cell longevity, skin wrinkles, moisture, and elasticity.” Clinical interventions in aging vol. 10 1849-56. 19 Nov. 2015, doi:10.2147/CIA.S90092
  8. Grajzer, Magdalena, et al. “Characteristics of rose hip (Rosa canina L.) cold-pressed oil and its oxidative stability studied by the differential scanning calorimetry method.†Food chemistry 188 (2015): 459-466.
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Here is Why Mad Hippie Vitamin C Serum Works Better Than Other Vitamin C Serums

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What makes a good Vitamin C Serum even better? When it comes with eight supporting actives focused on superior skin optimization. Vitamin C gets a helping hand with a combination of natural but powerful ingredients that revitalize skin. Each active in this formulation has a corresponding buddy ingredient. Every active has an improved mechanism because of their buddy. And together, they kick signs of aging to the curb.
Mad Hippie Vitamin C Serum

 When Ingredients Are BFFs: Mad Hippie Vitamin C Serum with 8 Actives

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Mad Hippie C Serum

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Table of Contents

  1. Mad Hippie C Overview
  2. The Details
  3. Buy Mad Hippie C Serum
  4. Supporting Research 
  5. Readers Questions & Comments

Vitamin C serum is a holy grail product when it comes to tackling whatever skincare problem ails you. It treats sun damage, acne, acne scars, discoloration, age spots, fine lines, skin texture, and enlarged pores all while promoting collagen production. But even Vitamin C needs a little help from its’ friends.

In the case of Mad Hippie Vitamin C Serum, those friends come in the form of some skin-friendly actives that are packed with skin-nourishing vitamins, hydration, lipids, fatty acids and other goodies that keep skin acting younger and looking vibrant.

Every active in this formulation has a corresponding buddy ingredient. Each active has an improved mechanism because of their buddy.
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A solid formulation where all the ingredients support each other

When Actives Are BFFs

Mad Hippie Vitamin C Serum has active ingredients that work together. Some examples:

Konjac + Hyaluronic Acid

The Hyaluronic Acid and Konjac Acid combination do something special.

Both Hyaluronic Acid and Konjac have high hygroscopic properties. They pull moisture from the air. The low molecular weight hyaluronic acid plus the glucomannan in konjac maximize their combined water absorption capacity. Once they absorb into the skin, they link. They attract water and swell in the skin. I mean, really, really swell with water. All the can get. So much water. It gives the skin a nice plump look while simultaneously treating.

The Three Amigos

Ferulic, C, and E are all anti-aging antioxidants. Awesome individually, but together they are special. According to the Journal of Investigative Dermatology:

“Ferulic acid alone (and vitamins C and E) provide partial protection but vitamins C, E and ferulic acid [altogether] provide virtually complete protection.” [1]

The Vitamin C is part of a Serum Duo with the Mad Hippie Exfoliating Serum but also available as a stand-alone product.  The Mad Hippie Serum Duo has an astounding number of actives between them, yet don’t irritate the skin.

Mad Hippie Vitamin C Serum and Exfoliating Serum Duo

Mad Hippie Vitamin C Serum and Exfoliating Serum Duo

Let’s examine these active ingredients in detail.

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Active Ingredient Profile

Vitamin C (Sodium Ascorbyl Phosphate)

A water-soluble C particularly effective on acne treatment and prevention. Sodium ascorbyl phosphate (SAP) is a stable precursor of vitamin C that ensures a constant delivery of vitamin C into the skin. [2] In layperson terms, it won’t turn brown or go bad. SAP has a strong antimicrobial effect.

Konjac Root

This unusual looking specimen seen below is Konjac Root. It contains glucomannan, a moisturizer similar to the natural hyaluronic found in young skin. It makes skin look and act younger.  It penetrates the upper layer of the epidermis and hydrates the surface.

Konjac root also contains a slew of skin-friendly vitamins such as A, B1, B2, B6, B12, C, D, and E, plus lipids and fatty acids. It smooths fine wrinkles and promotes collagen and elastin production.

Konjac also contains copper, a skincare superstar that builds collagen and the elusive but skin-vital elastin. Elastin is crucial because it reduces sagging and wrinkles and gives skin a springy and healthy look. Copper is rare and pricey skincare, which makes its’ presence in this formula all the more awesome. Copper also plays very well with the other actives in this formula. [3]

Konjac Root

ferulic acid

Ferulic acid (4-hydroxy-3-methoxycinnamic acid) is naturally found in plant cell walls. Ferulic acid makes Vitamin C more stable, and is also an anti-oxidant. Ferulic acid is particularly good at protecting against aging caused by free radicals and environmental stress factors.

Hyaluronic acid

In addition to the humectant and plumping properties described above, Hyaluronic Acid (HA) is a microcarrier. Like a friend with VIP access, it helps active molecules penetrate deeper into the skin for better results.

HA assists all the actives and is particularly good at the dermal delivery of sodium ascorbyl phosphate (SAP).

Vitamin E

A protective antioxidant that lessens discoloration.  E makes damaged skin soft and pliable again while reducing wrinkle and fine line formation.

Clary Sage

Clary Sage

Clary sage strengthens the skin while balancing excess sebum. It calms and rejuvenates the skin in a manner similar to lavender but without as strong of a scent.

It contains linalyl acetate, an anti-inflammatory that heals skin irritation.[4]

Chamomile Extract

Chamomile flower

Chamomile flower

Chamomile Extract is excellent in a formulation with powerful actives because it contains flavones. These flavones inhibit the production of inflammation, even in deeper skin layers. [5]

Meanwhile, The apigenin in Chamomile protects the skin barrier. [6] This gentle and hypoallergenic extract soothes skin, heals burns, and is great for helping skin recover and benefit from chemical peels.

Chamomile Extract is an antioxidant that also kills the bacteria that causes acne while soothing skin. [7]

The chamomile helps enable the daily use of this serum without irritation or skin peeling.

Chamomile

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What We Love About It

This is a particularly impressive C serum. As a stable C, it is good to the last drop: no degrading or turning brown.

The ingredient combo is exceptionally effective and hits all the bases.  Skin appears refined after use without redness or tightness. There is no peeling skin or dryness. It is powerful but there is no need to skip a day due to irritation.

Unlike many C serums, it is not sticky or tacky on dry down. It doesn’t pill or get crusty under my sunscreen and makeup.✽class=”toc_list”

The Vitamin C is part of a Serum Duo with the Mad Hippie Exfoliating Serum but also available as a stand-alone product.  Read about Mad Hippie Exfoliating Serum ingredients and our experience here.

How to Use This Serum

After cleansing, apply just a half a dropper full daily to the face and throat. Follow with a moisturizer so the hyaluronic and Konjac acids can work their moisture-binding, skin-plumping, hygroscopic magic.

Apply twice a day if this is your only serum, or once a day if using the MH Exfoliative Serum or another nighttime favorite.

Apply one-half dropper of the serum to face and throat.

Apply one-half dropper of the serum to face and throat.

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RESULTS

The impact of Konjac and C together is so impressive: dark spots fade fairly quickly. Paired with the Mad Hippie Exfoliating Serum at night, this duo makes for an impressive one-two punch against aging and skin issues like discoloration, acne, fine lines, and skin texture. And it does it with zero irritation.

If skin aging, poor texture, acne or sun damage make you want to apply ALL the things, this C Serum and the serum duo contain many excellent actives in the right combination and proportions to get the job done without causing any irritation.

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WHERE TO FIND IT

Mad Hippie Vitamin C Serum is available at Mad Hippie as part of a serum combo or separately at Mad Hippie and Ulta, and also Whole Foods stores

Apply one half dropper of the serum to face and throat.

The Mad Hippie Serum Duo has an astounding number of actives between them, yet don’t irritate the skin.

QUESTIONS?
COMMENTS?

Have any comments or questions about Mad Hippie Vitamin C Serum? The Style Chicks are here to answer them.

Leave a comment or email us at questions@stylechicks.com

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References

  1. Lin, Fu-Hsiung et al., Ferulic Acid Stabilizes a Solution of Vitamins C and E and Doubles its Photoprotection of Skin, Journal of Investigative Dermatology, Volume 125, Issue 4, 826 – 832
  2. Klock, J. *; Ikeno, H. +; Ohmori, K. ++; Nishikawa, T. [S]; Vollhardt, J. *; Schehlmann, V. *, Sodium ascorbyl phosphate shows in vitro and in vivo efficacy in the prevention and treatment of acne vulgaris.
  3. A.A, Abdulghani & A, Sherr & S, Shirin & G, Solodkina & Morales Tapia, E & B, Wolf & A.B, Gottlieb. (1998). Effects of topical creams containing vitamin C, a copper-binding peptide cream and melatonin compared with tretinoin on the ultrastructure of normal skin “ A pilot clinical, histologic, and ultrastructural study. Disease Management and Clinical Outcomes. 1. 136-141. 10.1016/S1088-3371(98)00011-4.
  4. Peana AT, D’Aquila PS, Panin F, Serra G, Pippia P, Moretti MD. Anti-inflammatory activity of linalool and linalyl acetate constituents of essential oils. Phytomedicine. 2002;9(8):721–726. doi:10.1078/094471102321621322
  5. Merfort I, Heilmann J, Hagedorn-Leweke U, Lippold BC. In vivo skin penetration studies of camomile flavones. Pharmazie. 1994;49(7):509-511.
  6. Hou M, Sun R, Hupe M, et al. Topical apigenin improves epidermal permeability barrier homoeostasis in normal murine skin by divergent mechanisms. Exp Dermatol. 2013;22(3):210–215. doi:10.1111/exd.12102
  7. Journal of Clinical and Aesthetic Dermatology, January 2009, pages 404

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How to Best Use Mad Hippie Triple C Night Cream

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Mad Hippie Triple C Night Cream is filled with 19 synergistic actives! It delivers three bio-available Vitamin Cs along with multiple anti-aging superstars such as Reishi and Cloudberry. Unlike most Vitamin Cs, this creams potent anti-aging punch is delivered in a formula that offers extreme hydration. And it comes with an adorable little bamboo spoon to hygienically scoop out just the right amount for face and throat.
Mad Hippie Triple C Night Cream

Mad Hippie Triple C Night Cream

MY Mad Hippie Triple C Night Cream EXPERIENCE

It is a rich, creamy and spreadable texture that dries down smooth and not sticky or tacky.

The smooth texture is tempting to slather. But it is a treatment, so use just a spoonful.

It does not sting. But when I applied it, I could tell it was potent.

Mad Hippie Triple C is a rich cream with a smooth, spreadable texture As seen on StyleChicks

Mad Hippie Triple C is a rich cream with a smooth, spreadable texture

Mad Hippie as Seen on StyleChicks.com

Mad Hippie Triple C Night Cream comes with a bamboo spoon that is naturally antibacterial

How to Use Mad Hippie Triple C Night Cream

Apply the cream at night. I use this cream every other night, alternating off with the Mad Hippie Exfoliating Serum. This is potent enough that it should not be layered with other treating topicals.

One spoonful is enough for face and throat

One spoonful is enough for face and throat

Mad Hippie Triple C Night Cream: What We Love

Three Vitamin Cs that work exceptionally well together. Combined with intense hydrating ingredients, this cream is a potent anti-aging remedy while leaving skin soft.

Mad Hippie Triple C Night Cream contains Turmeric yet this cream does not stain skin, clothes or pillowcases.

What are the Mad Hippie Triple C Night Cream Benefits?

This Triple C combo offers the best of the vitamin C spectrum of benefits:

  • it brightens the skin
  • reduces discoloration fine lines and wrinkles.
  • I am impressed with the reduction of horizontal forehead lines.

And it feels SO luxurious!

Mad Hippie Triple C Night Cream is a combination of 19 actives. Let’s take a look.

Mad Hippie Triple C Night Cream ingredient profile

Triple C

Triple C is a combination of three bio-available Cs:

Tetrahexyldecyl Ascorbate

Tetrahexyldecyl ascorbate is fat-soluble Vitamin C. Its’ fatty acid component penetrates the skin easily. It pairs well with other vitamin C forms for enhanced effectiveness.

Magnesium Ascorbyl Phosphate

A Vitamin C for sensitive skin, it is a water-soluble Vitamin C derivative. Stable in formulations. Magnesium Ascorbyl Phosphate is less exfoliating than other Cs but still produces collagen and suppresses melanin formation.

Ascorbyl Glucoside

A stable C derivative that easily penetrates the skin. Research shows once it penetrates the skin it behaves like pure vitamin C offering antioxidant protection, collagen boosting, and fading hyperpigmentation.[1]

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Reishi mushrooms

Reishi

Reishi is a kidney-shaped mushroom used for centuries in traditional medicinal practice. It is known as mushroom of immortality.

Reishi contains polysaccharides. These are responsible for the skin’s natural ability to hydrate and retain water.

Reishi also promotes cell regeneration while reducing skin inflammation, puffiness, and wrinkles.

cloudberry Ingredient profile on StyleChicks.com

cloudberry

Cloudberry

Cloudberries are a rare nordic berry rich in Polyphenol extracts, Omegas 3 and 6, and Vitamin E and C. [2] Cloudberry has four times the Vitamin C of an orange.

It builds collagen, fights off attacks on collagen, reduces wrinkles and hydrates. It is well suited for sensitive skin or even skin conditions like eczema.

Turmeric Ingredient profile on StyleChicks.com

Turmeric

Turmeric extract

An anti-inflammatory and anti-oxidant that helps reduce and heal acne. It also reduces skin discoloration.

Chaga

Chaga mushroom is anti-inflammatory and anti-oxidant. It is a natural adaptogen traditionally used in folk and medicine. It provides environmental and stress-protection to the skin, including oxidative stress. [3] It is packed with dismutase and zinc.  Zinc eases acne and reduces inflammation and irritation. [4]

Ceramides

Ceramides are fatty acids that help to hold cells together and protect the epidermis. Natural ceramides deplete with age or due to excessive stripping of the natural skin oils. They make the skin smoother.

This formula uses Ceramide-3, an excellent moisturizing ingredient. Ceramide-3 keeps skin hydrated without being greasy.

Calendula

Calendula Officinalis flower Extract

Calendula flower promotes the regeneration of new tissue and soothes damaged skin.

Hyaluronic Acid

Hyaluronic Acid helps active ingredients sink deeper into the skin.

It holds its’ weight in moisturizer, plumping the skin, making fine wrinkles and mild sagging disappear temporarily. It also drives active ingredients to deep skin layers for better results.

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Shea Butter

Shea Butter

Shea Butter treats acne scars, including cystic acne dark scars. It can feed the skin and overhaul the skin texture, even on deep burns.

Vitamin E

Vitamin E benefits include:

  • softens skin texture and reduces acne scars
  • Vitamin E makes old acne scars softer and more pliable
  • Vitamin E makes rough, sunburned, scarred or otherwise damaged skin soft and pliable. Once the skin is pliable, other treating ingredients can work their magic.

Blackcurrant oil

Blackcurrant oil is high in GLA and reduces inflammation.

Squalene

Olives benefits the skin

Vegan squalene comes from olives

Vegan squalene comes from olives.

Squalene mimics the skin’s natural sebum and makes the skin barrier extra smooth and soft. It is good for even highly sensitive or irritated skin.

It is squalene is for acne.

Sodium PCA

A natural amino acid derivative found in our skin.

It binds moisture to cells, thereby extendedly holding moisture in the skin. A humectant.

Cetearyl alcohol

Cetearyl alcohol is one of the “good” alcohols that soften, soothe and heal dry skin. An emollient.

ABOUT MAD HIPPIE

Mad Hippie makes skincare and beauty products.

They believe in promoting not just aesthetic beauty but worldwide beauty in the local community and beyond.

They give $1 of every online sale to conservation efforts.

“Mad Hippie is committed to the belief in a brighter, better tomorrow.”

Mad Hippie not only creates green cosmetics and skincare, but their entire production process is also geared toward a reduced carbon footprint.

In the case of the Mad Hippie Triple C Night Cream, the packaging is a sealed, simple glass jar and metal cap designed to minimize waste.  The product is fully stabilized and oxidation is not a concern.

Mad Hippie Triple C Night Cream

Mad Hippie Triple C Night Cream

WHERE TO FIND Mad Hippie Triple C Night Cream

Find Mad Hippie Triple C Night Cream at MadHippie.com

For every online sale, Mad Hippie donates $1 to conservation efforts

For every online sale, Mad Hippie donates $1 to conservation efforts

QUESTIONS? COMMENTS?

Have any comments or questions about Mad Hippie Triple C Night Cream? The Style Chicks are here to answer them.

Leave a comment or email us at questions@stylechicks.com

Mad Hippie Triple C Night Cream

Mad Hippie Triple C Night Cream

references

  1. Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology, Volume 11 (4) Dec 1, 2012, Stability, transdermal penetration, and cutaneous effects of ascorbic acid and its derivatives
  2. Thiem B (2003). “Rubus chamaemorusL“ a boreal plant rich in biologically active metabolites: a review”. Biological Letters. 40 (1): 3-13.
  3. Panossian, Alexander, and Georg Wikman. Effects of Adaptogens on the Central Nervous System and the Molecular Mechanisms Associated with Their Stress-Protective Activity. Pharmaceuticals (Basel, Switzerland) vol. 3,1 188-224. 19 Jan. 2010, doi:10.3390/ph3010188
  4. Gupta, Mrinal et al.  Zinc therapy in dermatology: a review. Dermatology research and practice vol. 2014 (2014): 709152. doi:10.1155/2014/709152

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