Ingredient guide
Sunflower Ferment
helianthus annuus ferment
In short
Sunflower ferment is a bio‑fermented extract of sunflower seeds. Fermentation produces smaller fatty-acid fragments and postbiotic compounds that support a calmer, more balanced skin surface.
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What it is
Bio-fermented sunflower seed extract; fermentation converts linoleic-rich triglycerides into more bioavailable free fatty acid fragments and generates postbiotic metabolites with anti-inflammatory and skin-microbiome-supportive properties.
Where it sits
Serums sit after toner and before moisturiser. Thinnest to thickest, water before oil.
- Cleanse
- Tone
- Sunflower Ferment
- Moisturise
- SPF
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What does Sunflower Ferment do for skin?
It helps reinforce the skin’s surface with lightweight fatty-acid fragments and postbiotic metabolites that can support comfort and reduce visible redness.
Who is Sunflower Ferment best for?
It suits sensitive, oily, and combination skin because it adds support without heaviness.
How is Sunflower Ferment used in products?
It appears in serums and essences where its fermented components can sit on the skin and support the barrier.
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