Called a "living fossil," the Ginkgo Biloba tree is incredibly tough and resilient, and has lived on Earth for over 250 million years. For centuries, it’s been used in Asia for its therapeutic, circulation-boosting and oxygenating properties. In cosmetics, it’s mostly used for its high concentration of flavonoids, and because it tones and promotes drainage, thus helping to firm tissues. It contains sesquiterpenes, with soothing benefits, making it ideal for sensitive and irritated skin, while its ability to improve microcirculation helps to relieve redness, for a more even, radiant complexion.
