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Olive Oil OLEA EUROPAEA: Rich in E and A vitamins. Its valuable substances protect against the development of free radicals responsible for ageing.
It contains Gallic acid tannins, iridoids, flavonoids and sugars that exhibit a strong
anti-
Since the time of Ancient Greece and Egypt and other civilizations throughout time, the gel has been used in cosmetics. Today, there are many cosmetics and skin beauty products in the market based on Aloe.
It has been reported that the enzyme activity actually reduces or eliminates scars,
wrinkles caused by ageing and spots.
The human skin can absorb Aloe up to four times
quicker than water. It seems that Aloe can actually help in the opening of the skin’s
pores and absorb its moisture and nutritional substances.
It is a known fact that
it soothes the skin. Aloe works by keeping the skin soft and smooth. Furthermore,
for skin conditions like psoriasis, anaphylaxis and herpes, it is considered to be
effective. Aloe is ideal for “gutta rosacea”. It is a disease associated with rubicundity
of the face and sometimes swelling. Aloe Vera is one of the oldest natural treatments
that have justly entered the modern era as one of the “miracle” remedies.
Almond Oil PRUNUS AMYGDALUS DULCIS OIL: Extracted from the seeds of almonds. Rich in Α, Ε, Β1, Β2, Β6 vitamins and micronutrients, it is one of the oldest cosmetics ever used. An ideal carrier of ethereal oils for massages and the best body moisturizer after a bath, especially for dry and sensitive skins.
Kumquat: Belongs to the CITRUS FORTUNELA family.
It hides a secret weapon of beauty: Vitamin C or Ascorbic Acid.
Vitamin C protects
the skin, participates in the formation of collagen, acts as an anti-
In the chemical composition of citrus fruits, besides vitamin C, there exist significant
amounts of folic acid that belong to the vitamin B complex, minerals and micro-
Within
flowers, leaves, or within the seeds of citrus fruits lies their soul, the ethereal
oils that affect our mood, that stimulate and invigorate.