Eryngium Maritimum Extract

Tonic

Status: Not listed in the restriction annexes
In brief: Eryngium maritimum extract is derived from sea holly, a coastal plant. In cosmetics it is used as a tonic ingredient, added to formulations to help invigorate or freshen the skin.
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