• Aloe barbadensis:

Commonly known as aloe vera, this is a succulentplant; its extract is rich in vitamins, minerals, and polyphenols. It protects the skin from pollutants in the environment, keeps it moisturized, helps to heal wounds, and prevents the sagging and thinning of the skin that happens due to aging.

• Witch hazel:

The extract of witch hazel can heal itching, skin injuries, inflammation, insect bites, acne, etc. It contains gallic acid, which is a powerful antioxidant, and tannins, which function both as primary antioxidants and secondary antioxidants.

• Hyaluronic acid:

This is a lubricant that is produced by the body naturally. Because of its special ability to retain water, it plays a crucial role in keeping the skin hydrated. It helps to restore the elasticity that the skin tends to lose with advancing age.

• Graveolens:

Also known by its common name, rue, this is an ornamental plant with many medicinal properties. It is traditionally used in treating inflammation, insect bites, ulcers, arthritis, etc. It is antibacterial and anti-inflammatory in nature and is used in BioRestore Complete because of its ability to smooth out wrinkles and wipe out scars.

• Gotu kola:

The plant gotu kola has found use all along in many alternative systems of medicine. It is used to heal wounds, cure skin problems, smooth out stretch marks, and treat venous insufficiency.

• Scots pine:

This is used in BioRestore Complete because of its antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, and antioxidant properties.

• Hops:

The flavonoids in hops give many health benefits to users, like preventing inflammation, providing a good complexion, and preventing cellular damage.

• Lemon and rosemary:

The extract of lemon helps in collagen production and anxiety reduction. The extract of rosemary contains bioactive compounds like flavones and monoterpenes and has the ability to positively influence sleep, mood, memory, learning, etc.

• Jojoba oil:

The oil of jojoba is good for those with sensitive skin as well as those with dry skin. It protects the skin from too much moisture, cures dandruff and acne, and keeps the skin soft.

• Vitamins C and E:

Vitamin C is present in the outer epidermal layer and the inner dermal layer of the skin and supports important functions like collagen synthesis and giving protection against photodamage. It also helps in the healing of wounds. The functions of vitamin E in the skin are similar to that of vitamin C. Because of their antioxidant nature; both can protect cells from damage caused by free radicals.

• Sage:

The leaves of sage are used extensively in cuisine. It is useful in treating chapped skin, acne, athlete’s foot, eczema, etc. It is astringent in nature and counters the formation of wrinkles, which are the most predominant indicators of age.