Camellia Japonica Seed Extract
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Summary
Works for
- Anti-oxidation
Irritancy risk
2
MediumA plant extract that might have anti-oxidant properties
Products with Camellia Japonica Seed Extract
LANEIGEPerfect Renew 3x Signature Serum Advanced for Anti-Aging, Firming & Liftingretinolniacinamideadenosine +18 actives
Anti-aging Moisturizing +4
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VT CosmeticsPDRN Air Cloud Sunscreenniacinamideadenosine3-o-ethyl ascorbic acid +22 actives
Moisturizing Evens skin tone +3
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ShiseidoTotal Revitalizer Light Fluidniacinamidedimethiconeerythritol +4 actives
Anti-aging Evens skin tone +2
FragranceEssential oils
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haruharu USBlack Bamboo Top-to-Toe SPF Veilniacinamideadenosine3-o-ethyl ascorbic acid +14 actives
Moisturizing Anti-blemish +2
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Daeng Gi Meo RiEgg Planet Botanical Body Washsalicylic acidlactic acidgluconolactone +11 actives
Exfoliation Cleansing
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NEOGEN X SUR.MEDICSurmedic Perfection 100TM All In One Facial Eye Creamhexapeptide-9hexapeptide-11acetyl tetrapeptide-11 +39 actives
Anti-aging Moisturizing +2
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Olive KollectionNeogen SUR.MEDIC + Azulene Soothing Peptide Ampoulehexapeptide-11hexapeptide-9copper tripeptide-1 +31 actives
Moisturizing Anti-oxidation +1
Alcohol
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SUR.MEDIC++ Perfection 100tm All In One Facial Eyecreamhexapeptide-9hexapeptide-11acetyl tetrapeptide-11 +39 actives
Moisturizing Anti-aging +2
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TIRTIRBody Treatment OilAgran oilbis-diglyceryl polyacyladipate-2camellia japonica flower extract +5 actives
Moisturizing Anti-oxidation
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InstaNaturalVitamin C Serumferulic acidsodium ascorbyl phosphatecassia angustifolia seed polysaccharide +11 actives
Anti-oxidation Anti-aging +3
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