White tea
- Allantoin
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- White tea
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- Sea salt
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- Stevia
- Sage
- Oxalis
- Time Code™
- Vanilla
- Asiatic barberry (Cenetella Asiatica)
- Marshmallow
- Willow
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- Vitamin C
- Vitamin E
- Vitamin PP (niacin)
- Seaweed
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- Carnauba wax
- Beeswax
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- Pearl extract
White tea is a well-known and effective cosmetic ingredient with above-average antioxidant properties. In addition to its hard-to-evaluate food qualities, white tea is finding its rightful place in cosmetic applications.
This ingredient effectively soothes irritation on the surface of the skin, while providing effective protection against the effects of strong sunlight. It is strongly recommended to use preparations with its content or even poultices of white tea alone on the affected areas of the skin with burns. It is also worth mentioning that white tea is an excellent preventive measure against sun irritation. It is recommended to use it especially before subjecting the skin to strong radiation, such as sunbathing. It is also rightly credited with soothing and calming properties.
White tea, as mentioned in the introduction, is an outstanding antioxidant. Its use accelerates the effects of fighting free radicals, resulting in the skin staying in good condition and delaying the aging process. White tea helps maintain the elasticity, smoothness and vitality of the skin, while having a refreshing and relaxing effect, so it is also widely known as the elixir of youth.
