Kale is famous on the plate, and its extract is just as useful in skincare. Kale extract is rich in antioxidants and naturally occurring vitamins, and it is one of the vegetable ingredients at the heart of GLOCERY's approach: familiar kitchen greens, combined with proven skincare science.
What kale extract does for skin
- Provides antioxidant support. Kale's natural antioxidants help defend skin against the everyday stress of pollution and sun.
- Freshens dull skin. Paired with brighteners, it helps skin look clearer and more radiant.
- Supports a calmer barrier. Botanical extracts like kale help keep skin balanced, not stripped, after cleansing.
Why GLOCERY uses vegetables
GLOCERY began with a simple idea: the comfort of home remedies and the reliability of dermatologist-backed skincare don't have to be opposites. Kale and spinach bring the "pantry" side, while niacinamide, alpha arbutin and vitamin C bring the science. Each vegetable extract is used at a stated percentage, not as a token addition.
How to use kale extract
Kale extract works best in a daily routine. In a cleanser, it gives your skin a dose of greens every morning and night.
Where you'll find kale extract at GLOCERY
Re:fresh Brightening Gel Facewash contains kale extract at 3%, its highest-percentage botanical, with spinach extract, niacinamide and alpha arbutin. The cooling gel cleanses oily and combination skin without leaving it tight.
Kale extract FAQs
Is kale extract good for oily skin?
Yes. It is light, non-greasy and suits oily and acne-prone skin, especially in a gel cleanser.
Can I rub actual kale on my face instead?
No, please don't. Raw vegetables can carry bacteria and don't deliver their benefits to skin effectively. A properly formulated, preserved extract is the safe way to use them.
Is kale extract suitable for sensitive skin?
Generally yes. As with any new product, patch test first.