Creatine is a natural acid produced by the kidneys and liver and mostly stored in the muscle cells. It can also come from your diet. Creatine supports the storage and transport of energy in the human body: muscle cells store energy in the form of Creatine Phosphate and it is transported to tissue with high energy demands such as hair follicles.

Naturally occurring in chamomile and other plants, Bisabolol can also be derived synthetically. It has anti-irritant and anti-inflammatory properties and has been used in skincare for many years.

L-Carnitine (also known as Carnitine) is an amino-acid-like substance found in the skin. It plays a key role in energy production within the cells as it helps the cell mitochondria (the power units for energy production) to metabolize lipids. It is used in hair products to support the hair’s energy supply and in skincare formulas to help reduce sebum production.

Licochalcone A is a powerful antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and skin-soothing ingredient. It is derived from the root of the Chinese Licorice plant (Glycyrrhiza Inflata) which uses natural compounds to protect its cells from excessive sunlight. When used in skincare products, Licochalcone A works to reduce inflammation and neutralize free radicals that negatively influence skin cells and accelerate the aging process. It helps to protect the deeper epidermal skin layers from sun-induced effects.

Like Urea, Lactate (the salt of Lactic Acid) is also produced naturally by skin and is part of the Natural Moisturizing Factor (NMF) which regulates skin’s moisture content. Lactate absorbs and retains moisture within the stratum corneum, or upper layer of the skin, and therefore plays a vital role in maintaining the skin’s physical properties. Low levels of Lactate within the stratum corneum are known to be associated with dry skin.

Urea (also known as Carbamide) is produced naturally by the skin and is an essential Natural Moisturizing Factor (NMF) regulating skin’s moisture content. Urea is a humectant (provider of moisture) that also increases the water-binding capacity of the skin and helps to maintain skin’s barrier function. This improves elasticity and protects against moisture loss (known as transepidermal water loss or TEWL). For this reason, it is known as the ‘gold standard’ for dry skin treatment.

At concentrations of 10% and over, Urea has keratolytic effects. This means that it breaks down the connections between dead skin cells, scaling off hardened, callused skin patches and making them smooth and supple again.

Urea also has an anti-itch and anti-microbial properties.

As a substance produced naturally by the skin, Urea is well tolerated even by dry and sensitive skin.

Skin’s surface is covered by a protective acid mantle which gives it a mildly acidic pH. This pH plays an important role in skin condition and is key to skin’s protective barrier. It neutralizes alkaline-based aggressors (such as harsh surfactants), supports the essential process of shedding dead skin cells (known as desquamation) and creates the optimal environment in which skin’s natural flora can thrive.

When skin’s pH alters its barrier function is compromised. Water loss increases and skin dries out making it more susceptible to external irritants and sensitivity.

The Eucerin pH Balance System contains pH5 Citrate Buffer to restore and support skin’s optimal pH. This helps to strengthen skin’s barrier function, protect its natural defences and make skin less sensitive.

Piroctone Olamine is an anti-fungal and anti-microbial active ingredient used in anti-dandruff products. It fights the yeast (Malassezia) which plays an important role in the formation of dandruff.

Polidocanol is an antipruritic agent (something used to relieve itching) that has been clinically proven to soothe skin and help reduce itching.

Climbazole is an anti-fungal and anti-microbial active ingredient used in anti-dandruff products. It fights the yeast (Malassezia) which plays an important role in the formation of dandruff.

Creatine is a natural acid produced by the kidneys and liver and mostly stored in the muscle cells. It can also come from your diet. Creatine supports the storage and transport of energy in the human body: muscle cells store energy in the form of Creatine Phosphate and it is transported to tissue with high energy demands such as hair follicles.

Naturally occurring in chamomile and other plants, Bisabolol can also be derived synthetically. It has anti-irritant and anti-inflammatory properties and has been used in skincare for many years.

L-Carnitine (also known as Carnitine) is an amino-acid-like substance found in the skin. It plays a key role in energy production within the cells as it helps the cell mitochondria (the power units for energy production) to metabolize lipids. It is used in hair products to support the hair’s energy supply and in skincare formulas to help reduce sebum production.

Licochalcone A is a powerful antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and skin-soothing ingredient. It is derived from the root of the Chinese Licorice plant (Glycyrrhiza Inflata) which uses natural compounds to protect its cells from excessive sunlight. When used in skincare products, Licochalcone A works to reduce inflammation and neutralize free radicals that negatively influence skin cells and accelerate the aging process. It helps to protect the deeper epidermal skin layers from sun-induced effects.

Like Urea, Lactate (the salt of Lactic Acid) is also produced naturally by skin and is part of the Natural Moisturizing Factor (NMF) which regulates skin’s moisture content. Lactate absorbs and retains moisture within the stratum corneum, or upper layer of the skin, and therefore plays a vital role in maintaining the skin’s physical properties. Low levels of Lactate within the stratum corneum are known to be associated with dry skin.

Urea (also known as Carbamide) is produced naturally by the skin and is an essential Natural Moisturizing Factor (NMF) regulating skin’s moisture content. Urea is a humectant (provider of moisture) that also increases the water-binding capacity of the skin and helps to maintain skin’s barrier function. This improves elasticity and protects against moisture loss (known as transepidermal water loss or TEWL). For this reason, it is known as the ‘gold standard’ for dry skin treatment.

At concentrations of 10% and over, Urea has keratolytic effects. This means that it breaks down the connections between dead skin cells, scaling off hardened, callused skin patches and making them smooth and supple again.

Urea also has an anti-itch and anti-microbial properties.

As a substance produced naturally by the skin, Urea is well tolerated even by dry and sensitive skin.

Skin’s surface is covered by a protective acid mantle which gives it a mildly acidic pH. This pH plays an important role in skin condition and is key to skin’s protective barrier. It neutralizes alkaline-based aggressors (such as harsh surfactants), supports the essential process of shedding dead skin cells (known as desquamation) and creates the optimal environment in which skin’s natural flora can thrive.

When skin’s pH alters its barrier function is compromised. Water loss increases and skin dries out making it more susceptible to external irritants and sensitivity.

The Eucerin pH Balance System contains pH5 Citrate Buffer to restore and support skin’s optimal pH. This helps to strengthen skin’s barrier function, protect its natural defences and make skin less sensitive.

Piroctone Olamine is an anti-fungal and anti-microbial active ingredient used in anti-dandruff products. It fights the yeast (Malassezia) which plays an important role in the formation of dandruff.

Polidocanol is an antipruritic agent (something used to relieve itching) that has been clinically proven to soothe skin and help reduce itching.

Climbazole is an anti-fungal and anti-microbial active ingredient used in anti-dandruff products. It fights the yeast (Malassezia) which plays an important role in the formation of dandruff.

Creatine is a natural acid produced by the kidneys and liver and mostly stored in the muscle cells. It can also come from your diet. Creatine supports the storage and transport of energy in the human body: muscle cells store energy in the form of Creatine Phosphate and it is transported to tissue with high energy demands such as hair follicles.

Naturally occurring in chamomile and other plants, Bisabolol can also be derived synthetically. It has anti-irritant and anti-inflammatory properties and has been used in skincare for many years.

L-Carnitine (also known as Carnitine) is an amino-acid-like substance found in the skin. It plays a key role in energy production within the cells as it helps the cell mitochondria (the power units for energy production) to metabolize lipids. It is used in hair products to support the hair’s energy supply and in skincare formulas to help reduce sebum production.

Licochalcone A is a powerful antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and skin-soothing ingredient. It is derived from the root of the Chinese Licorice plant (Glycyrrhiza Inflata) which uses natural compounds to protect its cells from excessive sunlight. When used in skincare products, Licochalcone A works to reduce inflammation and neutralize free radicals that negatively influence skin cells and accelerate the aging process. It helps to protect the deeper epidermal skin layers from sun-induced effects.

Like Urea, Lactate (the salt of Lactic Acid) is also produced naturally by skin and is part of the Natural Moisturizing Factor (NMF) which regulates skin’s moisture content. Lactate absorbs and retains moisture within the stratum corneum, or upper layer of the skin, and therefore plays a vital role in maintaining the skin’s physical properties. Low levels of Lactate within the stratum corneum are known to be associated with dry skin.

Urea (also known as Carbamide) is produced naturally by the skin and is an essential Natural Moisturizing Factor (NMF) regulating skin’s moisture content. Urea is a humectant (provider of moisture) that also increases the water-binding capacity of the skin and helps to maintain skin’s barrier function. This improves elasticity and protects against moisture loss (known as transepidermal water loss or TEWL). For this reason, it is known as the ‘gold standard’ for dry skin treatment.

At concentrations of 10% and over, Urea has keratolytic effects. This means that it breaks down the connections between dead skin cells, scaling off hardened, callused skin patches and making them smooth and supple again.

Urea also has an anti-itch and anti-microbial properties.

As a substance produced naturally by the skin, Urea is well tolerated even by dry and sensitive skin.

Skin’s surface is covered by a protective acid mantle which gives it a mildly acidic pH. This pH plays an important role in skin condition and is key to skin’s protective barrier. It neutralizes alkaline-based aggressors (such as harsh surfactants), supports the essential process of shedding dead skin cells (known as desquamation) and creates the optimal environment in which skin’s natural flora can thrive.

When skin’s pH alters its barrier function is compromised. Water loss increases and skin dries out making it more susceptible to external irritants and sensitivity.

The Eucerin pH Balance System contains pH5 Citrate Buffer to restore and support skin’s optimal pH. This helps to strengthen skin’s barrier function, protect its natural defences and make skin less sensitive.

Piroctone Olamine is an anti-fungal and anti-microbial active ingredient used in anti-dandruff products. It fights the yeast (Malassezia) which plays an important role in the formation of dandruff.

Polidocanol is an antipruritic agent (something used to relieve itching) that has been clinically proven to soothe skin and help reduce itching.

Climbazole is an anti-fungal and anti-microbial active ingredient used in anti-dandruff products. It fights the yeast (Malassezia) which plays an important role in the formation of dandruff.

Creatine is a natural acid produced by the kidneys and liver and mostly stored in the muscle cells. It can also come from your diet. Creatine supports the storage and transport of energy in the human body: muscle cells store energy in the form of Creatine Phosphate and it is transported to tissue with high energy demands such as hair follicles.

Naturally occurring in chamomile and other plants, Bisabolol can also be derived synthetically. It has anti-irritant and anti-inflammatory properties and has been used in skincare for many years.

L-Carnitine (also known as Carnitine) is an amino-acid-like substance found in the skin. It plays a key role in energy production within the cells as it helps the cell mitochondria (the power units for energy production) to metabolize lipids. It is used in hair products to support the hair’s energy supply and in skincare formulas to help reduce sebum production.

Licochalcone A is a powerful antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and skin-soothing ingredient. It is derived from the root of the Chinese Licorice plant (Glycyrrhiza Inflata) which uses natural compounds to protect its cells from excessive sunlight. When used in skincare products, Licochalcone A works to reduce inflammation and neutralize free radicals that negatively influence skin cells and accelerate the aging process. It helps to protect the deeper epidermal skin layers from sun-induced effects.

Like Urea, Lactate (the salt of Lactic Acid) is also produced naturally by skin and is part of the Natural Moisturizing Factor (NMF) which regulates skin’s moisture content. Lactate absorbs and retains moisture within the stratum corneum, or upper layer of the skin, and therefore plays a vital role in maintaining the skin’s physical properties. Low levels of Lactate within the stratum corneum are known to be associated with dry skin.

Urea (also known as Carbamide) is produced naturally by the skin and is an essential Natural Moisturizing Factor (NMF) regulating skin’s moisture content. Urea is a humectant (provider of moisture) that also increases the water-binding capacity of the skin and helps to maintain skin’s barrier function. This improves elasticity and protects against moisture loss (known as transepidermal water loss or TEWL). For this reason, it is known as the ‘gold standard’ for dry skin treatment.

At concentrations of 10% and over, Urea has keratolytic effects. This means that it breaks down the connections between dead skin cells, scaling off hardened, callused skin patches and making them smooth and supple again.

Urea also has an anti-itch and anti-microbial properties.

As a substance produced naturally by the skin, Urea is well tolerated even by dry and sensitive skin.

Skin’s surface is covered by a protective acid mantle which gives it a mildly acidic pH. This pH plays an important role in skin condition and is key to skin’s protective barrier. It neutralizes alkaline-based aggressors (such as harsh surfactants), supports the essential process of shedding dead skin cells (known as desquamation) and creates the optimal environment in which skin’s natural flora can thrive.

When skin’s pH alters its barrier function is compromised. Water loss increases and skin dries out making it more susceptible to external irritants and sensitivity.

The Eucerin pH Balance System contains pH5 Citrate Buffer to restore and support skin’s optimal pH. This helps to strengthen skin’s barrier function, protect its natural defences and make skin less sensitive.

Piroctone Olamine is an anti-fungal and anti-microbial active ingredient used in anti-dandruff products. It fights the yeast (Malassezia) which plays an important role in the formation of dandruff.

Polidocanol is an antipruritic agent (something used to relieve itching) that has been clinically proven to soothe skin and help reduce itching.

Climbazole is an anti-fungal and anti-microbial active ingredient used in anti-dandruff products. It fights the yeast (Malassezia) which plays an important role in the formation of dandruff.