Scientific Ingredient Insights

Scientific Sources & References

🌿Grass‑Fed Tallow & CLA

Why you’ll love it: Naturally packed with vitamins (A, D, E, K), CLA, and essential fatty acids that mimic human sebum—this powerhouse hydrates, strengthens the skin barrier, calms inflammation, and supports healing.
Evidence-based sources:

• Mayo Clinic Press – Overviews tallow’s nutritional value (fat-soluble vitamins, CLA) and skin compatibility. Mayo Clinic Press

• PMC Scoping Review (2023) – Confirms tallow’s hydration benefits, antimicrobial effects, and potential in eczema/psoriasis management. PMC Review

• Medical News Today (2024) – Notes moisturizing, hydrating, and disinfectant roles of tallow emulsions. Medical News Today

• Vogue Expert Opinion – Derms say tallow’s omega fatty acids support barrier function, with anti-inflammatory potential. Vogue Review

🧬 Conjugated Linoleic Acid (CLA)

Why you’ll love it: As an antioxidant and anti-inflammatory, CLA helps support skin elasticity, soothe irritation, and fortify the barrier.
Evidence-based source:

• PubMed Review (2023) – Reviews CLA’s role in reducing skin inflammation, supporting collagen production, and protecting against oxidative damage. PubMed

• American Academy of Dermatology – Dermatologists emphasize CLA’s benefits in skin barrier maintenance and anti-inflammatory effects that help manage eczema and other skin irritations. JAAD

• Mayo Clinic Press – Highlights CLA’s presence in tallow and its antioxidant, anti-inflammatory properties supporting skin health and barrier function. Mayo Clinic

• PubMed Review – Notes CLA’s potential in improving skin hydration, texture, and reducing redness in inflammatory skin conditions. PubMed Review

🔵 Methylene Blue

Why you’ll love it: A cutting-edge antioxidant that enhances dermal thickness, hydration, and elasticity while boosting mitochondrial function—making it a potent anti-aging ingredient.
Evidence-based sources:

• Scientific Reports – Shows MB increases ROS scavenging, fibroblast proliferation, dermis thickness, hydration, elastin, and collagen expression, without irritation. PubMed

• University of Maryland Today — Reports that MB “stimulated skin proliferation, expanded thickness and healed wounds faster,” increasing collagen and elastin production in lab-grown skin Maryland Today.

• Allure Magazine — Confirms that MB “helped thicken the skin, making it a potentially new treatment for aging skin and wrinkles” and supported wound healing and hydration Allure.

🍃Organic Argan Oil

Why you'll love it: With a high concentration of vitamin E, squalene, and essential fatty acids, argan oil deeply moisturizes, boosts skin elasticity, eases inflammation, and helps prevent and reduce stretch marks.
Evidence-based references:

• Healthline – “Argan Oil for Skin”
  Highlights a 2016 study where argan oil in a water-in-oil cream improved skin elasticity and reduced oil production, including relief for atopic dermatitis and stretch marks Healthline

• Healthline – “12 Essential Oils to Help Heal or Prevent Stretch Marks”
  Confirms argan oil’s role in increasing skin elasticity per clinical studies Healthline.

💧Organic Frankincense Essential Oil

Why you’ll love it: Its anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and tissue-remodeling properties can soothe skin, support healthy collagen balance, and combat photoaging.
Evidence-based source:

• PMC – Biological Activities of Frankincense Essential Oil in Human Dermal Fibroblasts
  Demonstrates anti-proliferative effects on fibroblasts and significant inhibition of inflammatory markers and collagen III production PMC Research

• PMC – Anti-photoaging Effects of Frankincense Oil in vivo
  Shows it restores antioxidant enzymes (SOD, CAT), prevents collagen breakdown, and boosts procollagen synthesis in UV-damaged skin PubMed+Healthline

✨Organic Caffeine

Why you’ll love it: A multitasker—caffeine delivers antioxidant protection, reduces puffiness/redness via vasoconstriction, shields from UV stress, and improves circulation for brighter, smoother skin. Topically applied caffeine is particularly effective around the eyes and for firming the skin.
Evidence-based references:

• Healthline – Coffee Benefits for Skin:
  Coffee may help reduce the appearance of cellulite on the skin. Get Healthy Skin Review

• Healthline – Coffee and Antioxidants:
  Coffee is incredibly high in antioxidants. Healthline

• Cleveland Clinic – The Benefits of Caffeine in Skincare:
  Caffeine in skincare products like eye creams, serums, and cellulite creams can temporarily improve the appearance of skin by reducing puffiness. Cleveland Clinic

🌸Organic Rosehip Essential Oil

Why you’ll love it: Sitting high in essential fatty acids and vitamins (A, C, E), rosehip oil strengthens skin barrier, locks in moisture, fades scars, reduces inflammation, and stimulates collagen production.
Evidence-based sources:

• PubMed – Rosehip Oil Promotes Excisional Wound Healing
  Shows rosehip oil accelerates wound healing, improves scar appearance, and modulates macrophage activity PubMed

• PubMed Review – Rosehip Extract and Wound Healing: A Review (J Cosmet Dermatol, 2024)
  Notes topical rosehip oil may reduce scar size and redness through anti-inflammatory actions PubMed

• Healthline – “Rosehip Oil for Face”
  Reports rosehip oil supports skin hydration, collagen formation, and inflammation reduction. Healthline

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