In a world overflowing with 10-step routines, aggressive actives, and product layering trends, a quiet revolution is underway—minimalist skincare. More and more people are turning away from overwhelming skincare regimens and toward simple, effective solutions rooted in science and skin empathy.
When it comes to maintaining healthy, resilient skin, antioxidants are essential. They help combat the oxidative stress caused by daily exposure to pollution, UV rays, and environmental aggressors.
Among the many antioxidants used in skincare today, Fullerene stands out as one of the most remarkable — not just for its power, but for the extraordinary story behind its discovery.
In a world overflowing with skincare trends and viral beauty hacks, the phrase “science-based skincare” stands out like a lighthouse—steady, trustworthy, and grounded in evidence.
But what exactly does it mean?
In a world overflowing with skincare trends and complex routines, Juvaly takes a different path—one that honors the natural rhythm of your skin and the quiet power of simplicity.
Think skincare products can do it all when it comes to transforming your skin? If so, we hate to be the ones to tell you that this isn’t quite the case. While it’s true that beauty brands like Juvaly put a lot of effort into creating game-changing formulas, the truth is that skincare is really just one piece of the puzzle.
Good products help, but understanding the other elements that contribute to the bigger picture, is the real key to achieving your goals. Here’s what you need know:
A question we get asked often at Juvaly is: why fullerene?
Amongst all of the amazing ingredients being used in skincare today, some of the most popular staples you’ll often see are antioxidants like Vitamin C, Vitamin D, and Vitamin A (also commonly known as retinol).
While there’s no denying that A, C, and D, are excellent and effective ingredients, Juvaly has opted to go with a lesser known – but no less powerfully potent – antioxidant in the form of fullerene. In case you’re curious about the difference between fullerene and the other available options, here’s how it breaks down:
Algae is a slimy plant that spreads and grows on the ocean floor. There are more or less 20,000 types of algae and from them, many extracts can be made. Marine algae extract commonly obtained from red algae, brown algae, blue-green algae, and green algae are loaded with bioactive compounds. They contain omega 3 fatty acids, amino acids, alginates, polysaccharides, carotenoids, and vitamins A, B, C, and E that provide loads of benefits to the skin.
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Tremella fuciformis sporocarp or snow mushroom have been used lately in skincare products. Its extract showed many beauty-enhancing effects on the skin back in China.
There’s a new movement gaining momentum in the skincare industry these days and we couldn’t be happier to see it. In recent years, cosmetic brands and beauty experts are finally focusing on an essential, yet often overlooked, aspect of caring for your complexion. More and more products and treatments are being created with the goal of supporting the skin’s protective barrier, and the results are game-changing.
If you’re curious about all the buzz around barrier repair, you’re going to want to keep reading. We’ve got the full scoop on how to treat your barrier better and why it actually matters.
