Protea, a skincare brand founded by Mackenzie Jorns, is on a mission to make skincare more approachable and accessible for all. Born out of her personal struggle with late-stage Lyme disease and the subsequent skin issues she faced, Jorns was inspired by the power of Eastern medicine to create a line of skincare products that promote skin health through natural ingredients. Her humanitarian spirit extends beyond product creation, as Protea donates SkinConfidence™ Kits to unhoused women in homeless shelters with every purchase.
Jorns’ unique background as a biracial individual who presents as white has also shaped the ethos of Protea. She experienced firsthand the difficulty of finding skincare products that catered to her specific needs and understood her unique mixed skin. This led her to introduce Protea’s Skin Support Consultation platform, a service that matches customers with estheticians specializing in various skin ailments, treatments, and skin tones.
In this review,…
we will delve into the effectiveness of Protea’s skincare products, their commitment to holistic and inclusive skincare, and the impact of their humanitarian efforts. Slumber Serum The Slumber Serum is a nightly treatment is a powerhouse of moisture-boosting, pH-balancing goodness that will transformed your skincare routine.
The key ingredients are what make this serum stand out. It contains Alpha Lipoic Acid for brightening and reducing fine lines, Hyaluronic Acid for plumping and moisturizing the skin, and Coenzyme Q10, an antioxidant that protects the skin against free radicals.
It also includes Niacinamide (Vitamin B3) for its anti-inflammatory properties and moisturizing benefits, Vitamin A to reduce fine lines and normalize sebum production, and Vitamins C and E to brighten, firm, and promote the natural functioning of the skin barrier.
One of the best things about this serum is that it’s free from Gluten, Phthalates, and Parabens. It’s made in the USA and is Leaping Bunny certified, meaning it’s never tested on animals. Plus, it’s made with 33% organic content. The packaging is also eco-friendly…
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