Founder's Journal
Lactobacillus Ferment Lysate for Skin: The Post...
The human obsession with fermentation stretches back millennia. Ancient civilizations across every continent discovered that allowing beneficial microorganisms to transform food created not only preservation and flavor but also enhanced...
Lactobacillus Ferment Lysate for Skin: The Post...
The human obsession with fermentation stretches back millennia. Ancient civilizations across every continent discovered that allowing beneficial microorganisms to transform food created not only preservation and flavor but also enhanced...
Kojic Acid for Skin: The Japanese Fermentation ...
In 1907, a Japanese scientist studying sake fermentation made an unexpected discovery. While analyzing the fermentation process that transforms rice into Japan's traditional alcoholic beverage, he isolated a crystalline compound...
Kojic Acid for Skin: The Japanese Fermentation ...
In 1907, a Japanese scientist studying sake fermentation made an unexpected discovery. While analyzing the fermentation process that transforms rice into Japan's traditional alcoholic beverage, he isolated a crystalline compound...
Palm Oil for Skin: The Tocotrienol Powerhouse a...
Few ingredients provoke stronger reactions than palm oil. Environmental advocates decry deforestation and habitat destruction. Beauty consumers question ethics. Headlines highlight orangutan habitat loss and rainforest clearing. The controversy is...
Palm Oil for Skin: The Tocotrienol Powerhouse a...
Few ingredients provoke stronger reactions than palm oil. Environmental advocates decry deforestation and habitat destruction. Beauty consumers question ethics. Headlines highlight orangutan habitat loss and rainforest clearing. The controversy is...
Calendula for Skin: European Herbal Medicine's ...
For over 500 years—and likely far longer—European herbalists have turned to one golden-orange flower to soothe wounds, calm inflammation, and heal damaged skin. Calendula officinalis, commonly called pot marigold, grows...
Calendula for Skin: European Herbal Medicine's ...
For over 500 years—and likely far longer—European herbalists have turned to one golden-orange flower to soothe wounds, calm inflammation, and heal damaged skin. Calendula officinalis, commonly called pot marigold, grows...
Rice Extract for Skin: Ancient Asian Beauty Sec...
For over 2,000 years, Asian cultures have recognized rice as far more than a dietary staple. In Japan, geishas washed their faces in the milky-white water left over from rinsing...
Rice Extract for Skin: Ancient Asian Beauty Sec...
For over 2,000 years, Asian cultures have recognized rice as far more than a dietary staple. In Japan, geishas washed their faces in the milky-white water left over from rinsing...
Radish Root Ferment Filtrate for Skin: Korean F...
For thousands of years, Korean culture has mastered the art of fermentation. The same traditional fermentation processes that transform cabbage into kimchi, soybeans into doenjang, and rice into makgeolli have...
Radish Root Ferment Filtrate for Skin: Korean F...
For thousands of years, Korean culture has mastered the art of fermentation. The same traditional fermentation processes that transform cabbage into kimchi, soybeans into doenjang, and rice into makgeolli have...