Spinach extract is a vitamin- and mineral-rich botanical that brings the goodness of a kitchen staple into skincare. Like kale, it is one of the vegetables behind GLOCERY's "vegetable-infused, science-backed" formulas, used at a stated percentage alongside proven actives.
What spinach extract does for skin
- Provides antioxidant support. Spinach's natural antioxidants help protect skin from everyday environmental stress.
- Freshens tired skin. It helps skin look healthier and more refreshed after cleansing.
- Adds botanical nourishment. Spinach is naturally rich in vitamins and minerals, which makes it a nourishing addition to a daily routine.
Spinach and kale, together
GLOCERY pairs spinach with kale so each cleanse delivers a blend of greens rather than a single extract. Together with niacinamide, alpha arbutin and vitamin C, they make a cleanser that brightens as it cleans.
How to use spinach extract
Use it daily as part of your routine. In a cleanser, massage onto damp skin for about 60 seconds before rinsing so the formula has time to work.
Where you'll find spinach extract at GLOCERY
Re:fresh Brightening Gel Facewash contains spinach extract at 2% together with kale extract at 3%. It is suited to oily, combination, acne-prone and sensitive skin, for use morning and night.
Spinach extract FAQs
Is spinach extract good for acne-prone skin?
Spinach extract is gentle and lightweight. In Re:fresh it is paired with niacinamide, which helps balance oil.
Does spinach extract brighten skin?
Its main role is antioxidant support. The brightening in Re:fresh comes mainly from alpha arbutin, vitamin C and niacinamide.
Are vegetable extracts natural?
They come from plants, then are processed and preserved so they are safe and stable in a cosmetic formula.