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This is our preferred ingredient when it comes to counteracting silent, chronic inflammation – often the price of contemporary life. Madecassoside is a pharmaceutical-grade fraction obtained from Centella asiatica, also known as “tiger herb”.  - Read more ...

Naturally a key constituent in human skin, hyaluronic acid will undoubtedly remain one of the industry’s “it” ingredients (for once, only for the best reasons!) - Read more ...

In our body, growth factors are naturally-occurring proteins with a very specific role – to repair and induce cell replication. These commands are typically given by the body after trauma, an open wound, abrasion or peeling; in other words, whenever an acceleration of new tissue building is imperative. - Read more ...

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Often overlooked, ceramides make up most of skin’s barrier function, together with cholesterol and free fatty acids. Naturally present in the epidermis, ceramides are lipids with an amazing capacity to limit moisture loss and protect against damage from environmental stressors.  - Read more ...

Cell Shock’s signature ingredient*, Cellactel 2 Complex is one of the brand’s secret weapons, alongside the skin’s own cellular youth agents, in the fight against environmental assaults. It is a nutri-revitalizer that helps repair essential functions, increase the cells’ access to vital oxygen, and regenerate the skin. - Read more ...

Naturally found in the body, ATP (adenosine triphosphate) is a molecule of cellular energy and intercellular exchange. We are very passionate about ATP at Swissline, but maybe we just like this idea of re-charging the skin’s “batteries”? - Read more ...

With exfoliation, you can remove the top layer of dead skin cells to reveal a brighter, more even complexion, with reduced congestion and fewer blackheads and pigmentation spots. Without the dead skin, your serum and moisturizer can penetrate the deeper layers of the skin and have a greater effect. - Read more ...

Whether in foods, supplements or skincare, antioxidants pack a powerful punch; yet they are also the most unstable molecules, as anything – from light, to oxygen and water – can deactivate them! - Read more ...