Esculin

Summary

Works for

  • Anti-oxidation

Irritancy risk

2
Medium

A coumarin glucoside often extracted from chestnut. It can help neutralize free radicals in skin and in theory could help strengthen capillaries, but there is no research to confirm its effectiveness in skin

Products with Esculin

Pier Auge - Men After Shave Ultra Matt BalmPier AugeMen After Shave Ultra Matt Balm
panthenolbisabololesculin +2 actives
Moisturizing Anti-oxidation
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Guinot - Longue Vie Corps - Body CreamGuinotLongue Vie Corps - Body Cream
niacinamideglycolic acidadenosine +24 actives
Anti-aging Exfoliation +3
Fragrance
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Crystal Clear - Body Firm ComplexCrystal ClearBody Firm Complex
salicylic acidcarnitinecentella asiatica extract +6 actives
Anti-aging Anti-oxidation +1
FragranceAlcohol
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Annemarie Borlind - Naturoyale Eye and Lip CareAnnemarie BorlindNaturoyale Eye and Lip Care
panthenolcaprylic/capric triglyceridecera alba +10 actives
Moisturizing Anti-oxidation
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Dermalex - rosaceaDermalexrosacea
bisabololAvobenzoneesculin +1 actives
Anti-oxidation
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Scientific sources

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