Aloha Radiate AM Elixir

A mini but mighty dark purple fruit that comes from the Açai plant, this berry is bursting with nutrient-rich goodness for skin and body — including deep stores of resveratrol, ferulic acid, B vitamins, electrolytes and trace minerals. No wonder it's called nature's superfood.

Experience a healthy-looking glow, rooted in the power of Amla. Also known as the Indian gooseberry, this bitter green fruit has long been recognized in the ancient Indian medical practice of Ayurveda as an immunity and longevity booster. When applied topically, this Vitamin C-rich ingredient helps treat signs of aging and hyperpigmentation. Infused into supplements, it’s a potent source of calcium, carotene and Vitamin B complex.

See better skin by Beets with nature’s nutritional marvel. A ruby red root vegetable that has long been used for medicinal purposes, Beets are packed with antioxidant-rich belatains. They are also an excellent source of manganese, potassium, zinc and the amino acid glutamine.

Radiance from the rainforest. Camu Camu is a shrub with cherry-like clusters packed with amino acids, bioflavonoids, vital minerals and nutrients. It’s renowned for its extraordinarily high concentration of Vitamin C and antioxidant properties. Shown to help fight signs of aging for more plumpness and bounce.

Feed your skin its daily dose of vitamins via Carrots. Beyond its wide culinary appeal, this root vegetable is a rich source of beta-carotene, an antioxidant with anti-aging properties. It’s also high in Vitamins A and C, which are shown to help treat skin dullness, eczema and reactivity.

More than a green microalgae, Chlorella boasts impressive nutritional benefits. It’s packed with oxidation-fighting carotenoids, energizing chlorophyll and amino acids, which help restore elastin and collagen. Also enhances levels of Vitamin A, Vitamin C and glutathione — substances vital to skin and hair health.

From field to table, Dandelion has been used for centuries as a diuretic, detoxifying and digestive aid. While all parts of this common weed are edible, its roots contain many essential vitamins and key electrolytes. When ingested, Dandelion is shown to help optimize the absorption of the essential food nutrients that enable tissue repair and the production of healthy cells throughout the body.

A vibrant and colorful flower, Hibiscus has a long history of use in holistic wellness practices. Recent research by scientists reveals it possesses high levels of Vitamin C, making it an optimal ingredient in many of Loulu’s formulas.

A wellness superfood, Kale is a leafy green vegetable that is rich in minerals vital for healthy skin. It’s high in beneficial omega 3 fatty acids as well as Vitamins A, C and K. Additionally, Kale contains detoxifying fiber, sulfur and isothiocyanates (ITCs).

Rarer and less known than the popular Açai “superfruit”, Maqui is a small, slightly tart, intensely purple berry with seven times more anthocyanin antioxidants. A beauty-enhancing powerhouse, it’s nearly unparalleled in its ability to neutralize damaging free radicals and give cells the nutrients necessary for repair. It’s also an excellent restorative that helps stabilize blood sugar, increase beneficial gut flora and inhibit UV damage.

There’s beauty in every bite of Pomegranate. Rich in Vitamin C, Vitamin K, potassium and dietary fiber, it's shown to help stimulate gut-friendly probiotic bacteria. When formulated into skincare, Pomegranate extract helps reduce the look of hyperpigmentation and works to counteract collagen breakdown.

Radiate and cultivate gut health naturally with our probiotic blend consisting of Bacillus coagulans, Bacillus subtilis and Saccharomyces boulardii. A beneficial blend of bacterias able to tolerate the digestive tract, it helps support digestive health and improve absorption of food nutrients. It's also been shown to promote healthier-looking, more vitalized skin, hair and nails.

A beneficial treat for body and skin, Raspberries are packed with antioxidants like Vitamin C, quercetin and ellagic acid that help fight damaging free radicals. Anthocyanin — the compound that gives raspberries their deep, rich color — is particularly effective as an antimicrobial and defense against collagen degradation.

Nature’s gut guardian, Saccharomyces Boulardii is a tropical yeast found in the skin of lychees and mangosteens. Its use goes back centuries in Southeast Asia where it was considered a homeopathic remedy for cholera, a bacterial infection of the intestine. Today, its protective benefits make it an ideal probiotic.

A multivitamin from nature, Spinach boasts an array of essential nutrients for a glow from the inside out. Beta carotene converted by the body into Vitamin A is essential for many processes in the body; Vitamin B helps defend against UV damage; Vitamin C helps maintain collagen levels; and Vitamin K targets skin discoloration. Also contains zinc, selenium, iron, phosphorus and choline, which are all crucial minerals for overall health.

A nutritional marvel from the sea, Spirulina is a type of blue-green algae brimming with protein, vitamins, minerals, essential fatty and amino acids. Its key active compounds are phycocyanin, which has antioxidant properties, and chlorophyll, which is shown to optimize pH levels in the body.

The berry with bountiful, skin-enhancing benefits. Strawberries are an excellent source of antioxidants such as anthocyanins, which give the berries their bright red color. They also contain biotin, which helps fortify hair and nails, as well as ellagic acid, which supports skin elasticity. Other nutrients include manganese, folate, potassium, magnesium.

Ripe for radiance, Tomatoes are fruits that are rich in essential vitamins and minerals, including Vitamin C, Vitamin K, potassium, and folate. They also contain various antioxidants, such as lycopene, beta carotene and flavonoids, which help promote skin health.

A golden super spice that comes from the root of the tropical Turmeric plant. It has a long history of use in holistic practices as a natural remedy for acne, psoriasis and eczema when added to the diet. The active ingredient in Turmeric is curcumin, which is shown to support digestion and help reduce oxidative stress.