Beeswax: One of the oldest ingredients in cosmetic preparations,
traditionally used as an emulsifier.
Benzoyl Peroxide: An antibacterial ingredient commonly
used in acne treatments.
Bergamot: This is an antiseptic and bacterial growth-inhibitor
known for its toning, antiseptic and deodorizing qualities.
Beta carotene: Orange colored plant pigments, used in
the manufacture of vitamin A.
Beta hydroxy: An exfoliating agent with a smaller molecule
size than the alpha hydroxy.
Beta-glucan: A new ingredient derived from yeast, reported
to enhance the skin natural defense mechanisms.
Bioflavonoid: Plant derivative with antioxidant and anti-inflammatory
properties. Usually derived from citrus fruit rinds.
Biotin: Part of vitamin B complex. Involved in the metabolism
of fats, carbohydrates and proteins.
Blackheads: A term used to describe the skin's pores
clogged by natural oils and impurities.
Botanical: Refers to products derived from plants.
Botox: Trade name for botulinum toxin. Used in tiny amounts,
it can temporarily paralyze a muscle and reduce or eliminate
wrinkles or frown lines without harm.
Bronzers: A synthetic preparation that causes the skin
to darken or appeared tanned.
Buffer: A pH balanced cleansing solution that improves
the look and feel of the skin leaving it shiny and more
supple.
Burdock: A root extract with antibacterial properties.
May also reduce inflammations such as rashes, redness,
acne, eczema.
Butcher's Broom: Botanical extract used to improve circulation
and reduce facial redness. Also believed to have anti-cellulite
effects.
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