To bring consumers an active skincare experience, we have applied for the active ingredients of 
our products to be certified by the International Nomenclature of Cosmetic Ingredients (INCI) 
through the Personal Care Products Council.

Exclusive INCI Patent Certification Obtained:

  • Astrivita™: Derived from the traditional Chinese medicine Astragalus and using exclusive extraction technology, this essence is purified to obtain highly valuable and rare components. It primarily revitalizes the skin, delays aging, and smooths fine lines
  • Notoginsin B™: Utilizing patented technology to concentrate a special botanical extract from Panax Notoginseng, this ingredient is rich in ginsenosides, which nourish tired skin, restore skin elasticity, and maintain skin health. Additionally, it contains notoginsenosides that further enhance skin metabolism.
  • Osmanthin™: Extracted from osmanthus using unique biotechnology, laboratory findings show that this ingredient can improve dull skin, restoring radiance and brightness from within.
  • Centelgin™: Sourced from centella asiatica, this ingredient is scientifically extracted in the laboratory to obtain components that effectively moisturize the skin, soothe dryness, lock in moisture, and help the skin retain hydration.


Professional Certification

Pure - Herbal Formulas, Patented Technology
Exquisite - International Standards, Natural Extracts
Safe - SGS Tested, Plant Healing Power
Effective - Scientifically Proven, Expert Certified
Jovclé  綠草
Simple-minimalist shaping formula
Jovclé 滴管
Extreme - International grade
Essence extract
Jovclé 實驗2
Safe - tested
Doesn't hurt the skin
Jovclé 顯微鏡
Effective - Scientifically proven

International Certification (INCI)

International Certification (INCI)

INCI stands for International Nomenclature of Cosmetic Ingredients. It is a standardized system for naming cosmetic ingredients, established by the Personal Care Products Council (PCPC). By checking the INCI Name on a product’s back label, consumers can understand the ingredients used in the product and gain insights into the overall safety of the ingredients.

INCI is used on cosmetic ingredient labels in the United States, the European Union, China, Japan, and other countries. Except for a few exceptions, the INCI names are the same across all countries. Currently, the INCI list includes over 16,000 ingredients, making it the most comprehensive list of ingredients used in cosmetics and personal care products.

INCI (International Nomenclature of Cosmetic Ingredients) is an international standardized system for naming cosmetic ingredients. The primary goal of this system is to provide consumers with consistent and clear information about cosmetic ingredients to ensure product safety. The safety assessment of cosmetic ingredients typically includes the following aspects:

Toxicological Evaluation: This involves toxicological studies on cosmetic ingredients, including acute and chronic toxicity, skin irritation, and eye irritation. These evaluations help determine if the ingredients may have adverse effects on human health.

Allergenicity Evaluation: This assesses whether the ingredients have the potential to cause allergic reactions or skin sensitivity.

Carcinogenicity Evaluation: This evaluates whether the ingredients may have carcinogenic effects on humans, based on animal studies and epidemiological research.

Skin Permeability Evaluation: This assesses the extent to which the ingredients are absorbed through the skin to determine if they might cause toxic reactions or other discomforts.

Ecological Evaluation: This assesses the potential environmental impact of the ingredients, including their effects on water bodies, soil, and wildlife.

Manufacturing Process: This considers whether the manufacturing process of the ingredients might lead to impurities or contaminants and whether the manufacturing procedures meet hygiene and quality control standards.
Desensitization and Irritancy Testing: This evaluates whether the ingredients might cause skin irritation, redness, itching, or other uncomfortable symptoms.

These safety assessments are typically conducted by cosmetic safety assessment experts to ensure the safety of cosmetic ingredients and compliance with regulatory requirements.

Modern people, due to their environment being less close to nature, need more skincare, especially in terms of nutrition and metabolism functions, which require adjustment and enhancement. However, this adjustment must not be too aggressive, as it could lead to unhealthy oil secretion and skin conditions. The best approach is to achieve a balanced state. After nearly 10 years of research, our laboratory has scientifically refined truly effective plant ingredients and added them in appropriate proportions to create gentle yet effective products that restore the skin's balance.

- Dr. Shi Li-Shian, PhD in Traditional Chinese Medicine and R&D Director -