Sea Whip Extract at a Glance
- Powerful soothing ingredient, especially beneficial for those with sensitive/redness-prone skin
- Has the ability to halt skin-irritating triggers preventatively
- Derived from Pseudopterogorgia elisabethae, naturally found in coral reefs
- Tightly controlled harvesting practices are put into place for sustainable use
Sea Whip Extract Description
Sea whip extract is backed by numerous studies validating its significant soothing properties. One study in particular showed it had the ability to halt irritation preventatively via topical application at a 0.02% concentration. While all skin types can benefit from this, it has been proven to be especially helpful for those with sensitive or redness-prone skin and is even suitable for skin prone to rosacea.
in the Bahamas, Colombia, the Florida Keys, as well as some other coral reef areas. Harvesting for commercial purposes is tightly controlled to ensure sustainable growth.
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