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Whisky's ingredients can help keep skin healthy, according to breakthrough study

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Whisky's ingredients are beneficial to keeping the skin healthy, according to a new study. The national drink of Scotland's by-products can be used in skincare products to boost the skin's appearance.

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The Independent

Whisky by-products benefit skin rejuvenation, research finds

The nutrients and polyphenols from Scotland’s national drink can combat environmental damage and reduce inflammation, puffiness and redness.

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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Evening Standard

Whisky by-products benefit skin rejuvenation, research finds

The nutrients and polyphenols from Scotland’s national drink can combat environmental damage and reduce inflammation, puffiness and redness.

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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Whisky's ingredients can help keep skin healthy, according to breakthrough study

The residue from the drink can reduce redness and puffiness in skin. Firm Zaza & Cruz was involved in the study and now uses the ingredient in its products.

1 year ago·United Kingdom

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Scots whisky is 'good for skincare', according to a new study

Residue left over from the whisky making process can help reduce inflammation and puffiness in skin.

1 year ago·Glasgow, United Kingdom

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Whisky by-products benefit skin rejuvenation, research finds

The nutrients and polyphenols from Scotland’s national drink can combat environmental damage and reduce inflammation, puffiness and redness.

1 year ago·Oxford, United Kingdom

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Whisky by-products benefit skin rejuvenation, research finds

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1 year ago·Ireland

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