Algae Extracts – The value derived from adding Algae Extracts to your skin care routine –

Algae refer to a simple group of aquatic organisms capable of conducting photosynthesis. In skincare, some algae extracts have been shown to act as emollients and soothing agents capable of delivering a variety of nutrients to skin.

Allantoin – The value of Allantoin to your skincare routine – By-product of uric acid extracted from urea and considered an effective skin-soothing and skin-conditioning agent.

Aloe Vera Antioxidant Extract – The value derived from adding aloe vera extract to your skin care routine – An antioxidant that slows the rate of free-radical damage.

Alpha Arbutin – The value derived from adding alpha arbutin to your skin care routine – Arbutin may be made synthetically or derived from bearberry (uva-ursi) plant or other plants and exhibits antioxidant activity. Arbutin works by breaking down hydroquinone, it also improves the appearance of dark spots due to unprotected sun exposure or bodily changes. The most effective, faster and safer approach to skin lightening.

Alpha Tocopherol (Vitamin E) – The value of adding alpha tocopherol to your skin care routine – The most abundant, pure form of vitamin E, this powerful antioxidant can be derived synthetically or sourced naturally from a variety of foods including vegetable oils. Alpha tocopherol plays an important role in neutralizing free radicals, moisturizing skin, and improving the appearance of visible skin aging.

Alpha Lipoic Acid –

Anti-Inflammatory Antioxidant Blend – Reduces inflammation, soothes and protects against external stresses as well as strengthening sensitive skin, thus making it less vulnerable to external insults.

Azelaic Acid – A true multitasking skincare ingredient, azelaic acid is a naturally-derived molecule that has been found to have antioxidant and other beneficial properties. Azelaic acid can help improve the appearance of discoloration, skin clarity, and other skin imperfections.

Citric Acid (Lemon Juice Extract) – The use of citric acid in your skin care routine – Found naturally in citrus fruits, this alpha-hydroxy acid helps promote cell turnover to exfoliate and smooth skin. It can also act as a preservative in formulations to protect stability.

Cobalamin (Vitamin B12) –

 

Coconut Oil (Organic Cocos Nucifera) – The value of using coconut oil in your skincare routine – Non-volatile, non-fragrant plant kernel oil whose high saturated fat content has emollient properties for skin. Used by itself as a moisturizer and has degreasing and cleansing properties.

Collagen Powder – Collagen amino acids are made from the hydrolysis (breaking down with water) of protein, resulting in a high amount of a single amino acid, hydroxyproline, which serves to increase skin’s moisture levels and smoothness.

Comfrey Plant Antioxidant Extract – The value derived from adding comfrey plant extract to skincare routine – An antioxidant that slows the rate of free-radical damage.

Cucumber Extract – Naturally found in cucumbers, this non-sensitizing extract has high quantities of vitamin C and amino acids which are known to help nourish, hydrate, and soothe skin.

Diodic Acid – Naturally found in various animals and vegetable fats and oils, dioic acid helps reduce excess sebum while diminishing P.acnes bacteria. This ingredient has also been shown to improve the appearance of uneven skin tone.

Ellagic Acid – Why add Ellagic Acid to your skin care routine? A naturally occurring polyphenol antioxidant found in fruits and berries that has been shown to help improve the look of skin discoloration.

Ferulic Acid – the value derived from adding ferulic acid to your skin care routine – A powerful antioxidant found in the cell walls of plants such as wheat, rice, peanuts, oranges and apples, ferulic acid neutralizes free radicals and complements the antioxidant benefits of vitamins C and E for visible anti-aging benefits.

Gigawhite – Is known to stop the tyrosinase activity in vitro.

 

Glutathione – It works by binding itself to tyrosinase, preventing it from creating melanin. It also reduces the number of free radicals that can activate tyrosinase.

Glycerin – The added value of using glycerin to your skin care routine – Synthetically derived or found naturally in the lipids of animals and vegetables, this powerful humectant possesses water-binding properties that help deliver intense hydration.

Glycolic Acid – Why add Glycolic Acid to your skin care routine? Derived synthetically or found naturally in sugar cane, beetroot, grapes and other fruit, this alpha-hydroxy acid helps facilitate skin’s natural exfoliation and minimizes the build-up of dead skin cells to improve the appearance of the skin’s tone and texture.

Green Tea (Organic Camellia Sinensis Leaf) –

Honey (manuka) –

Hyaluronic Acid – The value added to using hyaluronic acid in your skincare routine – A skin plumping agent that helps to maintain moisture inside skin, enhances the volume to create firm yet soft and supple skin associated with youth. Hyaluronic Acid is an extremely effective helper for aging, lax lines and wrinkles and protects against inflammation and infections, while transporting nutrients.

Hydroxyethylpiperazine Ethane Sulfonic Acid – Why add Hydroxyethylpiperazine Ethane Sulfonic Acid to your skin care routine? Recognized for its exfoliating properties, this amino-sulfonic acid derivative works enzymatically to help break the bonds that bind dead cells to the skin’s surface for even exfoliation.

Hydroxyphenoxy Propionic Acid – The added value of using Hydroxyphenoxy Propionic Acid to your skin care routine – A non-toxic derivative of hydroquinone that helps fade the appearance of discoloration and improve uneven skin tone.

Kelp Extract – The value of adding kelp extract to your skincare routine – Marine plants and extracts have many beauty benefits, from revitalizing your skin to improving your hair and overall health. It is often used in facial serums, eye creams and night creams because of its potent anti-ageing properties that protects against damage cause by free radicals. This mineral and antioxidant rich seaweed is incredibly nourishing for the skin while it prevents damage to amino acids and protects the cell’s membrane.

Kojic Acid – The value of Kojic acid to your skin care routine – The by-product of the fermentation process of malting rice for use in the manufacture of sake (Japanese rice wine). Research both invitro and in-vivo animal studies have shown that Kojic acid is effective for brightening uneven skin tone.

L-Ascorbic Acid (VITAMIN C) – Why add L-Ascorbic Acid to your skin care routine? Synthetically derived or found naturally in citrus fruits, l-ascorbic acid is lauded for its superior antioxidant benefits. This highly potent form of pure vitamin C helps neutralize free radicals and helps protect against oxidative stress while providing visible anti-aging benefits.

Licorice Root Extract – The value of adding dipotassium glycyrrhizate to your skin care routine – Dipotassium glycyrrhizate (licorice root extract) is the principal component of licorice root. This potent ingredient is recognized for its ability to help even out skin tone and it has been shown to help preserve hyaluronic acid content in skin. This lightening ingredient soothes, clarifies and brightens while improving skin tone

Magnesium Abscorbyl Phosphate – A Powerful Vitamin C derivative that aids in collagen production, skin lightening and brightening. Has anti-inflammatory proprieties and is known to be a potent antioxidant.

 

Malic Acid – The value of using malic acid in your skincare routine – An AHA ingredient derived from unripe fruit that also occurs naturally in the human body. It is used in cosmetics to adjust a product’s pH.

Maltodextrin – The value of using maltodextrin in your skincare routine – This extract helps to perform as an anti-inflammatory agent to help soothe skin; increases luster and skin elasticity.

Mandelic Acid (amygdalic acid) – The value of using Mandelic acid in your skincare routine – A type of alpha hydroxy acid (AHA), that is an effective skin nourisher, exfoliant, with slow penetration into skin which makes it more tolerable for those with sensitive skin. Mandelic acid and salicylic acid worked well together in a higher-strength peel for use on darker skin tones struggling with discolorations, including post-acne marks

Mequinol – Why add Mequinol to your skincare routine? Mequinol is a derivative of hydroquinone which brightens and lightens with semi-permanent pigment cell destruction, resulting in a drastically lighter skin tone. It is an effective treatment for age spots, liver spots, sun spots, melasma and other cases of hyperpigmentation as well as lightening overall skin color.

Mulberry Extract (Morus alba) – The value of adding mulberry root extract to your skincare routine – Non-fragrant plant extracts whose various parts such as the leaf and root, have shown potential to brighten and improve the look of uneven skin tone. A natural botanical that when combines helps lighten skin discoloration, helps reduce inflammation, and soothes irritated skin.

Multi-Fruit Blend – The value of Multi-Fruit Blend to your skin care routine? A concentrated blend of 5 botanical Alpha Hydroxy Acid Extracts, which have been shown to promote smoother, younger looking skin and increase the rate of cell renewal.

Niacinamide (Vitamin B3) – The value of niacinamide to your skin care routine – This water-soluble vitamin found naturally in yeast, meat, fish, milk, eggs, green vegetables, beans, and cereal grains. Topical application of this vitamin strengthens skin’s moisture barrier and reduce the appearance of discoloration and blotchiness.

Olive Leaf Extract/Oil – Derived from olive leaves, this emollient plant extract is rich in antioxidants including oleuropeine and hydroxytyrosol. Its moisturizing properties make it beneficial for dry skin types

Organic Lentinula Edodes (shiitake mushroom) Distillate –

Panax Ginseng – Helps boost circulation, improve the collagen foundation of the skin, and fight oxidation – which in turn helps improve skin firmness and elasticity.

Peptides – Why add Peptides to your skin care routine? Peptides are powerful anti-wrinkle compounds that boosts skin-rebuilding essentials. Evens out skin and smooth wrinkles from the inside by rebuilding the skin. These compounds consisting of two or more linked amino acids (natural proteins). The number of amino acids that make up a peptide determine whether it is a di-peptide (2 peptides), tri-peptide (3 peptides), or more. In topical skincare formulations, some peptides are shown to help provide anti-aging benefits.

 

Phlorentin – The value of Phlorentin to your skin care routine – Derived from apples and the root bark of fruit trees including pear and grapefruit, this antioxidant neutralizes damaging free radicals and improves uneven skin tone.

Phytosphingosine – The value of Phytosphingosine to your skin care routine? This ceramide derivative helps facilitate skin’s natural barrier repair process.

Propanediol – is an alternative for petroleum-based glycols and acts as a stabilizer

Resveratrol – The value of resveratrol to your skincare routine – Known as the longevity molecule, resveratrol is sourced from grape skin, blueberries, raspberries, and various plants including knotweed. It has been recognized for its powerful antioxidant and anti-aging properties which include strengthening skin’s natural antioxidant defense system to help neutralize free radicals.

Retinol – The value of retinol to your skin care routine – A form of vitamin A (retinoic acid) that is clinically proven to help improve the appearance of aging skin. Retinol is shown to help improve uneven skin tone, promote cell turnover, and improve the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.

Riboflavin (Vitamin B2) –  

Rooibos (Aspalathus Linearis Leaf) –

Rosehip (Rosa Canina) Distillate

Salicylic Acid – The value derived from adding salicylic acid to your skin care routine – Often used as a key ingredient in topical acne products, this beta-hydroxy acid is extracted from the bark of willow trees. Salicylic acid exfoliates skin, refines pores, and reduces the formation of acne when used at an appropriate concentration.

Shea Butter – The value derived from adding shea butter in your skincare routine – It’s a rich source of antioxidants, also listed by its Latin name of Butyrospermum parkii, this plant lipid, extracted from the karite tree is used as an emollient in cosmetics and has smoothing properties for dry skin.

Soy Protein Extract – The value derived from adding soy protein to your skincare routine – Provides moisture retention, protection, and sealing films. A natural, potent antioxidant, restoring, and soothing agent for skin that is derived from soybeans. Soy extract can improve the look of an uneven skin tone and visible signs of aging due to years of environmental exposure.

Squalene & Imperata Cylindrica Root Extract – Proprietary blend that optimizes skin hydration. Naturally derived powerful skin hydrator that leaves skin moisturized for over 24 hours. It is a wonderfully moisturizing ingredient as well as being a source of replenishing fatty acids and antioxidants.

Sugar Cane Extract – Source of Glycolic Acid – Gently exfoliates the skin for a renewed complexion

Sunflower Seed Oil – (Helianthus Annuus Seed Oil) contains a wealth of fatty acids, which are particularly useful for dry, sensitive or damaged skin. Also included in the oil are oleic acids, vitamins A, B, D and E, minerals and lecithin, all essential nutrients for the skin. The oil is well-balanced and helps the skin maintain its natural moisture balance.

Sweet Almond Oil – (Prunus Amygdalus Dulcis Oil) acts particularly effectively on dry and sensitive skin, improving the skin blood circulation and metabolism and stimulating collagen synthesis in the skin and the cell renewal. Due to the warming-up properties and good absorption this oil is used for muscle tensions as well as a massage.

Titanium Dioxide – The value of adding titanium dioxide to your skin care routine –

Titanium dioxide is a natural mineral used as a mineral UV filter. This key sunscreen ingredient forms a barrier on skin to reflect and help protect against UVA and UVB rays.

Tranexamic Acid – The key to targeting stubborn discoloration

Widely used in dermatology to address skin discoloration, tranexamic acid is a powerful ingredient recognized for its ability to brighten skin complexion and improve the appearance of discoloration.

Vitamin B5 – The value of Vitamin B5 to your skin care routine – Soothes skin. Also known as pantothenic acid and found naturally in salmon, avocados, sunflower seeds, broccoli, and more, this essential nutrient helps promote the skin barrier’s natural repair process. Kleare only uses vegetable-derived sources of vitamin B5 in its formulations.

Vitamin B2

Vitamin B3

Vitamin B1

White Willow Bark Extract – Source of Salicylic Acid – Exfoliates the skin and deep-cleans pores

Zinc Oxide – Why add zinc oxide to your daily skincare routine? Zinc oxide is a natural mineral used as a UV filter. This key sunscreen ingredient forms a barrier on skin to reflect and help protect against UVA and UVB rays. Zinc oxide demonstrates strong protection across the UVA spectrum and its distribution characteristics help provide an even spread without a whitening effect.