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Resveratrol

Resveratrol is a plant-derived polyphenol known for its potent antioxidant properties, which assist in neutralising free radicals that contribute to skin ageing. It also has antibacterial properties, bolstering the skin's natural defences, and acts as a cellular protector by supporting cell regeneration and resilience. Learn more about this ingredient with multiple applications in skincare.
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5 min of readingHere Is What You Need To Know About Resveratrol
What is the difference between the effects of Vitamin C and those of Resveratrol on the skin?
2 min of readingWhat is the difference between the effects of Vitamin C and those of Resveratrol on the skin?
Bienfaits resvératrol peau.
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FAQ about resveratrol

Is resveratrol safe for pregnant women?

The use of resveratrol by pregnant women is generally not recommended, as its safety is not sufficiently established for this population, and it is preferable to consult a healthcare professional before any use.

What are the possible side effects of resveratrol?

Potential side effects of resveratrol may include redness and irritation, but these remain rare at moderate doses.

Can resveratrol be combined with other active ingredients in skincare?

Resveratrol can be combined with other active ingredients in skincare, such as vitamin C or hyaluronic acid, to enhance its antioxidant and hydrating effects, while targeting various skin needs.

Is resveratrol of natural or synthetic origin?

The resveratrol is primarily of natural origin, extracted from plants such as the vine, but it can also be synthesised in a laboratory.

What are the benefits of resveratrol for hair?

Resveratrol may aid in protecting hair from falling out due to its antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties, thus promoting its health.

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