Hey Reader!

Last week, we introduced you to sea buckthorn. Now, let’s explore its potential skin benefits:

• Sebum Regulation: A study found that a 1% sea buckthorn extract cream reduced sebum production over two months, suggesting benefits for oily skin.
• Skin Healing: Traditional uses and studies on its components support its role in tissue regeneration and wound healing, thanks to its high levels of carotenoids, tocopherols, and omega fatty acids.

While these findings are promising, more extensive research is needed to confirm these benefits.

In our latest blog post, dive deeper into the science behind sea buckthorn’s skin benefits.

​Sea Buckthorn for Skin: A Science-Backed Barrier Repair Powerhouse or Just a Trend?​

Want To Learn Even More?

Check out these articles on RelatableSci.com that break down the science of skincare a little bit further.

Ready to Focus on Building Your Routine?

Stay tuned for the next email, where we’ll delve deeper into sea buckthorn and how to incorporate it into your skincare routine. We will cover both incorporating it into your skincare routine and some myth busting. myth-busting. So stay tuned as we discuss effective strategies and ingredients to keep your skin healthy and radiant at every stage of life!

In the meantime, respond to this email with an answer to: Are there any other botanical skincare ingredients or skincare concepts you are interested in learning more about?

Wishing you a great week!

Allie

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