(also known as aloe barbadensis)

Aloe Leaf Juice is commonly used in beauty products in place of water for it is made up of 99% water. It contains antioxidants vitamin E, C and A which help reduce free radicals. It's fatty acids may reduce inflammation. It also contains Lignin which helps increase the penetration of other ingredients making absorption of other key ingredients more effective. One component of aloe, Aloin, was studied to inhibit tyrosinase indicating that Aloe could be useful as a lightening agent for the treatment of hyperpigmentation. And in another study, it was found that Aloin combined with arbutin resulted in greater reduction in hyperpigmentation that either ingredient on its own.

(also known as uva ursi)

Bearberry extract has long been known for its powerful skin-brightening properties. The leaves of the bearberry plant contain high concentrations of arbutin, an active component that the body breaks down into hydroquinone. Hydroquinone is one of most effective ingredients for preventing discoloration and treating hyperpigmentation. While synthetic hydroquinone can cause several side effects, hydroquinone that is delivered through the natural breakdown of arbutin delivers the same brightening benefits at a gentler pace.

(also known as centella asiatica, tiger grass)

Gota kola is an herb within the parsley family. It has commonly been used in Eastern and Ayurvedic medicine for its skin-soothing and anti-inflammatory properties. Gotu kola is rich in antioxidants and amino acids, giving it potent anti-aging and healing abilities.

(also known as lonicera japonica)

Japanese honeysuckle is a powerful source of antioxidants. Its high concentration of flavonoids and saponins provide the skin with anti-inflammatory and detoxifying properties. Japanese honeysuckle extract also contains a form of salicylic acid, which helps to gently exfoliate dull skin to reveal brighter skin and improve skin barrier functions.

(also known as geranium maculatum)

Wild geranium is a flowering plant that has a variety of skin-benefiting properties. Due to its high tannin content, oils extracted from the wild geranium plant act as an astringent, helping to reduce inflammation and tone the skin. Wild geranium is also known for its ability to effectively eliminate dead skin cells and promote healthy skin cell renewal.