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Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice In Egypt, aloe juice was called the elixir of youth, and Indian tribes believed stems of aloe is where the goddess of health and prosperity lived. In all ages, exotic but easy to get accustomed to any conditions, the plant symbolizes good health. Aloe speeds up the regeneration of tissues, moisturizes and softens the skin, relieves inflammation, stimulates blood circulation, and protects youth. Women from all over the world "befriend" aloe for its properties that give skin a radiant and fresh look, providing it smooth and comfortable moistening.
Spinosum Seaweed Collected in the ocean, Spinosum seaweed – is a storehouse of minerals: iodine, manganese, boron, fluoride, molybdenum, selenium, copper, zinc, iron, potassium, magnesium, sodium, vitamin B5. They contain a variety of essential vitamins and minerals. Algae extract has a vital mission of controlling metabolic processes at the cellular level, restoring and energizing every cell. Seagrass consists of large quantities of natural pigment carotene, which evens out the skin and gives it sunshine brightness. Riboflavin and niacin restore the damaged epidermis and get rid of wrinkles, age spots, and roughness.
Lactobacillus/Radish Root Ferment Filtrate How nice to pick the bright and juicy radishes straight from the garden on a hot summer day and make a crispy, healthy salad! Do you know that eco-cosmetics manufacturers use fermented red radish filtrate as a safe alternative to invasive synthetic preservatives? This natural herbal preparation, known in International Nomenclature of Cosmetic Ingredients (INCI) as Lactobacillus/Radish Root Ferment Filtrate, is produced by Lactobacillus lactic-acid bacterium during the fermentation of the red radishes. This process is identical to the fermentation of, for example, sauerkraut or kimchi. Lactic-acid bacteria, being placed into a particular nutritional medium, produce unique self-defense antimicrobial peptides called bacteriocins. Due to the acidification of their environment, they prevent the growth of bacteria, fungi, yeast, and mold in the final product. It provides a broad spectrum of antimicrobial protection. This natural preservative has a very mild effect, it does not dry nor irritate the epidermis, and it’s suitable even for sensitive baby skin.
Rosmarinus Officinalis Leaf Extract (Rosemary) Charming Mediterranean cuisine owes much to the use of fresh and fragrant spice - rosemary. The plant plays a vital role in cosmetology. As an antioxidant, rosemary has excellent antibacterial and anti-fungal action, fills with freshness and tone, stimulates blood circulation, and relieves irritation. It gives youth and vigor, not only to skin. Its refreshing, slightly pine aroma enhances concentration and improves memory - this is why rosemary has no equal.
Melaleuca Alternifolia Leaf Oil (Tea Tree) Even if this indigenous native of Australia, the tea tree, has nothing to do with tea, it has gained immense recognition in pharmaceuticals and cosmetology. The oil has potent antiseptic and anti-inflammatory, bactericidal, and wound-healing effects. The plant contains a large number of terpenes - in particular, terpene-4-ol. It gives the oil healing properties to care for a problem and oily skin and fight inflammation, itching, redness. Finally, the tea tree has a regenerating and rehabilitating effect, eliminating puffiness and restoring the relief and healthy complexion of the skin.
Pelargonium Graveolens Flower Oil (Geranium) Did you know that the popular home flower is also a spice? In Europe, geranium is added to the compote, biscuits are cooked with it, and cakes are decorated with sugared petals! Geranium oil has beneficial effects on sensitive and damaged skin, rejuvenates, and makes it soft and silky. Geranium oil regenerating the skin at the cellular level normalizes the work of glands, eliminates rashes, and effectively treats eczema and dermatitis. Subtlest floral fragrance relaxes envelops veil of blissful tranquility.
Leptospermum Scoparium Branch/Leaf Oil (Manuka) Manuka is a beautiful flowering shrub from New Zealand. The plant is not only a source of honey and a nice decoration of the New Zealand lands - it is well known for its healing properties. The skin readily absorbs manuka oil, moisturizes and cleanses, tightens pores, and protects against bacteria. It relieves allergies and stops inflammation. In addition, the oil helps to effectively smooth the surface of the skin, giving it a satin appearance. The firm, fresh scent of manuka instantly tones the mind and awakens the body.Important! Fresh herbal Facelift mask should be carefully stored at 3˚ to 7˚C 
. Once you have opened the package, you need to use mask within 60 days - this is due to the lack of synthetic preservatives inside. The product can be used within 8 months from the date of manufacture.
If you travel by plane, we recommend you to put perishable products (raw masks Beauty, Decos, Cayenne, Facelift, Royal, Fresh tonic and Serum) in your luggage at the last moment. These raw products are kept refrigerated right up until the moment they leave the warehouse. Once on their journey, they always travel in the aircraft’s temperature-controlled cargo hold. Our formulas are specially crafted to remain perfectly stable for up to 7 days at room temperature.
All other by-cosmetics products are shelf-stable and require no special storage — they travel safely and effortlessly.
