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[newlifenaturopathic]

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[carmnyc]

I’ve long been somewhat intrigued from a distance by cult Japanese skincare brand DHC. They have my attention again. But not for the reason you may think. I’m intrigued by astaxanthin, the star ingredient in their popular gel-cream. What’s astaxanthin?! It’s a potent antioxidant derived from seaweed that’s purported to be 6,000x more powerful than vitamin C. I actually think that’s a bit nonsensical, but I’m always down for stepping up my antioxidant game. My intrigue with astaxanthin is thanks to LA naturopathic doctor @dr.bryant and his smart, wise, content-rich IG stories and in-depth blog. (Follow him, you’ll see what I mean!). Dr. Bryant is a big proponent of the benefits of super-antioxidant astaxanthin and I’ve recently taken his advice and incorporated an astaxanthin supplement into my daily diet. (Thanks doc!) Okay, back to DHC. I got my hands on a jar of their Astaxanthin Collagen All-in-One Gel. The formula is bizarre with a consistency literally like pudding. The formula isn’t a classic gel-cream like Belif’s Aqua Bomb or the recently reviewed Water Fuse Ultimate Hydra Gel from Dr. Jart. Rather than sinking right into my skin like a gel-cream would, it sat on my skin. I like its good-for-skin ingredients glycerin, hydrolyzed collagen and squalane — all in the top ten. And then there’s ingredient #10: orange roughy oil, a marine-derived wax ester rich in fatty acids and compatible with human skin. The one drawback to the formula is the inclusion of denatured alcohol. Ugh! While it’s relatively far down the ingredient list, just ahead of beer extract (???), there’s more drying, pro-aging alcohol in the formula than astaxanthin, (listed as haematococcus pluvialis extract)! No matter, I remain intrigued — and I’m at least going to continue to pop those astaxanthin supplements Dr. Bryant got me hooked on in the first place. ✅@dhcskincare Astaxanthin Collagen All-in-One Gel ➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖ Check the Skincarma blog for smart product reviews and ingredient knowledge. Link in bio 👆🏼 🖤 SKINCARMA ➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖ • • • • #skincarma #dhc #livenaturopathically (at New York, New York)

[perfumeracurandera]

#livenaturopathically with @jup.tr This tincture really helped me recover from the dreaded flu this season. Potent and Delicious medicinal elixir of Echinacea, Goldenseal, Maitake, Reishi, Cordyceps , Shitake, and Licorice boosted my immune system and was a total saviour.Heads up for March and every month after that @jup.tr is hosting live feed with him and naturopaths from all over the country addressing all kinds of issues for healthier living, free and live on instagram starting next month. Follow @dr.bryant for more info and the link is in his bio #wellness #plantmedicines #holistichealth #holistichealing (at Los Angeles, California)