What is squalene?
Squalene is the part of the lipid (fat) component of our skin (about 12-13%). It is a naturally occurring lipid component of human sebum. Study indicates squalene has the following effects on our skin:
Antioxidant: Squalene has been shown to combat oxidative stress in skin in vitro study.
Starting about age 25, the production of squalene in our skin starts to decrease and thus resulting in dehydration that leads to fine lines, wrinkles, lack of elasticity and premature aging. By replenishing this naturally occurring lipid component can assist to smoothen fine lines. Squalene can be used as an effective skin care routine and it can also be used in post skin treatment care.
2 sources of squalene: Squalene can be derived from olive or harvested from captured sharks. Choose the ethical choice.