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Skin-protecting algae?


Badger Damascus Rose Antioxidant Face Oil


Badger’s fi rst facial skin care product, this moisturizer is a luscious blend of nourishing USDA Organic cold-pressed oils, including jojoba, baobab, and pomegranate. Scented with rose and lavender essential oils, just a few drops of the silky-smooth, fragrant product pampers and restores vibrancy.


–Jessica Rubino, senior associate editor


Blue-green algae may become sunscreen’s latest “it” ingredient, according to research from Harvard Medical School. In addition to impressive antioxidant and nutrient values (chlorophyll, B vitamins, beta-carotene, and fatty acids), this algae also shows UV-fi ghting potential. Here’s the theory: Blue-green algae is photosynthetic, meaning it gets energy from sunlight. But because not all of the sun’s rays benefi t blue-green algae, it fi lters out harmful rays, producing small molecules that shield it from solar radiation, much like UV-protective ingredients used in sunscreen today. Before algae-based sunscreens hit the stores, you’ll fi nd it in moisturizers combined with other anti-UV ingredients. Try: Alba Botanica Sea Moss Moisturizer with SPF 15; Aubrey Organics Blue Green Algae with Grape Seed Extract Moisturizer.


–J.R.


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