Ingredient guide
Pinolenic Acid
pinolenic acid
In short
Pinolenic Acid is a fatty acid from Korean pine nut oil known for its calming and barrier-supporting properties. Early research suggests it may help reduce the look of redness.
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What it is
Polymethylene-interrupted polyunsaturated fatty acid from Pinus koraiensis; anti-inflammatory via LOX pathway inhibition in vitro.
Where it sits
It lives in the moisturiser step, sealing in the lighter layers below.
- Cleanse
- Tone
- Serum
- Pinolenic Acid
- SPF
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What does Pinolenic Acid do for skin?
It helps support the skin barrier and may visibly soften redness thanks to its calming action.
Is Pinolenic Acid good for dry skin?
Yes. As a fatty acid, it can help replenish lipids and support moisture retention.
How is Pinolenic Acid used in products?
It is typically included in barrier creams or calming moisturisers, though it remains a relatively niche ingredient.
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