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Redness Reducing Tincture
£38.00
Our 100% natural tincture uniquely blends Chinese herbs traditionally used to improve the appearance of sensitive skin prone to redness. Inspired by Jiu Zha Ding, a traditional TCM formulation, it deep cleans pores, calms and refines, leaving skin visibly clearer and brighter.
Standard UK delivery complimentary on orders £50+
What to Expect
How to Use
Key Features
Ingredients
AV25-1 Aqua (Water), Alcohol, Stemona Sessilifolia Root Extract, Cnidium Monnieri Fruit Extract, Rheum Palmatum (Rhubarb) Root/Stalk Extract, Sanguisorba Officinalis Root Extract, Scutellaria (Skullcap) Root Extract, Sulfur.
Steroid Free
Cruelty Free
Made in the UK
Key Ingredients
We blended this unique oil complex from a precise selection of Chinese herbs long used to help maintain a clear complexion.
A powerful herbal antioxidant and anti-inflammatory – it calms redness, fights bacteria, and helps brighten and protect the skin for an even, healthy tone.
A traditional anti-itch herb with antimicrobial benefits – it relieves stubborn itch and irritation in conditions like eczema or fungal rashes, and helps keep skin clear of infection.
An extract from Chinese rhubarb (Da Huang), one of the most widely used herbs in TCM. It provides powerful anti-inflammatory and antioxidant benefits, helping to reduce redness and irritation while protecting skin from oxidative stress.
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