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A newly published review in Skin Pharmacology and Physiology on Pycnogenol®, French maritime pine bark extract, reveals supplementation was found to inhibit UVA induced upregulation of pigmentation markers by a 50-75% decrease, supporting its ability to reduce hyperpigmentation. The extract also contributes to improvement in skin barrier function which sustains skin hydration. Learn more….
Oak trees have long been cherished for their wood, used in building shelters, crafting boats, and producing barrels. Recently, scientists have discovered that these majestic trees also contain valuable molecules that benefit human health.
Skin is the body’s largest organ and the most exposed to environmental impacts, such as solar radiation, humidity, changes in temperature or air pollution.
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