Fulvic acid is formed when plants and microbes decompose in soil, leaving behind an incredible amount of nutrients and minerals. This naturally occurring acid is extracted from nutrient and mineral dense soil and, because it has a low molecular weight, it is able to more easily penetrate the skin. 

This in combination makes fulvic acid extremely good as a way to effectively deliver nutrients to the skin. Fulvic acid’s superpower is not just that it contains nutrients and over 70 trace minerals, but that the structure of the acid makes it extra effective at making sure those nutrients and minerals get where they need to go in the skin.

On top of this, fulvic acid is a hydrating, anti-inflammatory ingredient, making it great for those with dry, easily irritated skin or those with compromised skin barriers. Clinical studies have actually shown that fulvic acid is effective for those with inflammatory dermatosis like eczema, atopic dermatitis, and psoriasis.

Fulvic acid also has antioxidant properties and can reduce oxidative stress, a pro-aging benefit that helps keep skin firm, healthy, and protected from damage.