Bongcha Korean Grounded Rice Exfoliating Face Mask 100ml

Ferulic acid is an organic compound with antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and antimicrobial properties. It’s extracted from rice bran as well as many other plants, including oats, eggplant, citrus, sweet corn, rye, and beets.

Ferulic acid may also help protect skin from damaging UV rays, especially in combination with vitamins C and E. 

“It’s often found in skin care serums. There have been several studies published in conventional dermatology journals that support its use as an antioxidant and photoprotective compound,” says Friedler.

Plants make vitamins C and E to protect themselves from the sun. In people, getting vitamins C and E from food (or supplements) protects against photodamage (or damage to the skin from the sun’s UV rays), especially when these vitamins are applied to skin.

Ferulic acid is an organic compound with antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and antimicrobial properties. It’s extracted from rice bran as well as many other plants, including oats, eggplant, citrus, sweet corn, rye, and beets.

Ferulic acid may also help protect skin from damaging UV rays, especially in combination with vitamins C and E. 

“It’s often found in skin care serums. There have been several studies published in conventional dermatology journals that support its use as an antioxidant and photoprotective compound,” says Friedler.

Plants make vitamins C and E to protect themselves from the sun. In people, getting vitamins C and E from food (or supplements) protects against photodamage (or damage to the skin from the sun’s UV rays), especially when these vitamins are applied to skin.

Ferulic acid is an organic compound with antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and antimicrobial properties. It’s extracted from rice bran as well as many other plants, including oats, eggplant, citrus, sweet corn, rye, and beets.

Ferulic acid may also help protect skin from damaging UV rays, especially in combination with vitamins C and E. 

“It’s often found in skin care serums. There have been several studies published in conventional dermatology journals that support its use as an antioxidant and photoprotective compound,” says Friedler.

Plants make vitamins C and E to protect themselves from the sun. In people, getting vitamins C and E from food (or supplements) protects against photodamage (or damage to the skin from the sun’s UV rays), especially when these vitamins are applied to skin.