Rich in vitamins A, C and E, sea fennel is often used to energize and rejuvenate dull, lifeless complexions. This hardy, beach-dwelling plant also has strong antioxidant, toning, conditioning and soothing properties, making it an important player in overall skin health.
Sea fennel extract
Rich in vitamins A, C and E, sea fennel is often used to energize and rejuvenate dull, lifeless complexions. This hardy, beach-dwelling plant also has strong antioxidant, toning, conditioning and soothing properties, making it an important player in overall skin health.
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