Institut Esthederm
$73.15 · Serum
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May aggravate: Atopic Dermatitis / Eczema (Essential Oils); Perioral Dermatitis (Essential Oils); Psoriasis (Essential Oils); Melasma (Essential Oils)
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Propolis - Propolis is a mix of resinous substances collected by bees from the buds and barks of certain trees, in particular Indian Chestnuts, whose composition is extremely complex and variable, but always contains resin, wax, essential oils, pollen, amino acids, vitamins , minerals, fatty acids and flavanoids. Scientific studies show these to have purifying, antiseptic, decongesting and healing properties, making Propolis and ideal active ingredient to treat excessively oily and acne skins. Decongests immediately Purifies deep down in the skin Heals blemishes and spots Skin imperfections diminish leaving the texture more even and the complexion clearer Cellular Water : (Water, ATP, Carnosine, Mineral Salts) Optimises the cells energy environment and boosts their activity. When applied, Cellular Water supplies freshness, vitality and radiance to the skin. Its fragrance-free, dye-free, preservative-free hypoallergenic formula, guarantees exceptional tolerance for even the most sensitive of skins. For the latest information, it is recommended to review the ingredient list printed on the packaging of the product prior to usage or consumption. ✕ Frequently Bought Together This item Institut Esthederm Intensive Retinol Face Serum 15ml Recommended Retail Price: £72.00 Current price: £57.60 Save £14.40 ( 20% Off ) Recommended Item Institut Esthederm Excellage Re-Densifying Face Crea
Apply Institut Esthederm Intensive Retinol Serum alone on the evening on the face. If irritation occurs, mix one to two drops with the INTENSIVE RETINOL CREAM. Alternate with usual products or as follow-up to aesthetic procedures. Full
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Institut Esthederm Intensive Propolis Serum 30ml Key Ingredients: Propolis - Propolis is a mix of resinous substances collected by bees from the buds and barks of certain trees, in particular Indian Chestnuts, whose composition is extremely complex and variable, but always contains resin, wax, essential oils, pollen, amino acids, vitamins , minerals, fatty acids and flavanoids. Scientific studies show these to have purifying, antiseptic, decongesting and healing properties, making Propolis and ideal active ingredient to treat excessively oily and acne skins. Decongests immediately Purifies deep down in the skin Heals blemishes and spots Skin imperfections diminish leaving the texture more even and the complexion clearer Cellular Water : (Water, ATP, Carnosine, Mineral Salts) Optimises the cells energy environment and boosts their activity. When applied, Cellular Water supplies freshness, vitality and radiance to the skin. Its fragrance-free, dye-free, preservative-free hypoallergenic formula, guarantees exceptional tolerance for even the most sensitive of skins. For the latest information, it is recommended to review the ingredient list printed on the packaging of the product prior to usage or consumption.
3 studies on 1of this product’s ingredients. These study the ingredient, not this product.
Cosmetics, 2018 · systematic-review
Balanced review concluding that essential oils in cosmetics carry non-trivial sensitization risk; sensitization prevalence has increased alongside rising essential oil popularity in "natural" cosmetics; fragrance-free claims may not exclude essential oils in all jurisdictions; recommends patch testing for essential oil-containing products in sensitive patients
Australasian Journal of Dermatology, 2007 · observational
Retrospective review of 41 patients with positive patch tests to tea tree oil over 4.5 years confirms tea tree oil as a clinically relevant contact allergen, with oxidized/aged oil implicated, illustrating sensitization risk from essential oils in leave-on products.
Contact Dermatitis, 2016 · review
Systematic review of tea tree oil contact allergy: prevalence 1.4-3.5% in consecutive patch test patients; oxidized tea tree oil was significantly more allergenic than fresh oil; ascaridole and peroxide degradation products identified as the primary sensitizers; recommends against tea tree oil in leave-on products for sensitive skin
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