Beauty

[LTT1]

Bakuchiol is in my new eye cream!

This one is a luxury for me.

since I have a skin condition that literally “eats” any lotions/creams I put on my face, 

this may end up being a necessity.

The ingredient Bakuchiol is new to me and it goes by two other names: Psoralea corylifolia and DRUPANOL.

I’d like to know more, if you can share that would be great!

[fitfuninformed]

This newer line presented here on the Q boasts of its' main ingredient, bakuchiol - presently only the melt moisturizer pictured here, but at last presentation mentioned other items to come.   Don't they all.....

[LTT1]

@fitfuninformed 

Thank you!

I never would have found it, I don’t guess!

[LTT1]

@fitfuninformed 

Arrgh!

That one contains Titanium Dioxide! (I’m avoiding that ingredient)

EWG has Bakuchiol rated as only 1.

There are pubmed studies on this ingredient for evaluating it as a cancer preventer and it (apparently) is a given in it’s use for Eastern medicine.

[Fluke67]

I recall isomers included this in a product, Manuela said it was plant based and delivered results similar to retinol, with no sensitivity issues or instability issues

[LTT1]

@Fluke67 

Do you remember which product it was in?

I have been checking their site but haven’t found it yet!

TIA!

[Fluke67]

Just checked, It’s in isomers super skin serum

[LTT1]

@Fluke67 

Thank you so much!

I love Isomers!

[Shelbelle]

It is also found in Consult Beaute's Copperum 29 cream. 

[SilleeMee]

You can also buy the 100% pure bakuchiol oil, too. Etsy has it and it's cheap.