Ingredient guide
Argan Callus Culture
argania spinosa callus
In short
Argan callus culture concentrates argan‑derived polyphenols and sterols in a non‑oily, water‑friendly form. It supports the skin’s barrier and helps maintain a supple, elastic look.
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Works for
Barrier · Firmness
Best used
Evening
What it is
Stem cell callus culture from Argania spinosa; INCI callus form distinct from argan oil entries already in catalogue; callus delivers sterols and polyphenols without the fatty-acid heaviness of the oil; enhanced bioavailability in aqueous formulas; elasticity-supportive and barrier-reinforcing profile.
When to use it
Evenings suit it best.
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Where to find it
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What does argan callus culture do for skin?
It reinforces barrier comfort and can help the skin appear more supple and smooth.
Who is argan callus culture for?
It suits most skin types, especially those wanting the benefits of argan actives without the heaviness of the oil.
How is argan callus culture used?
It is typically found in serums or creams aimed at maintaining softness and elasticity.
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