Shea butter: distinctly nutritious, it is also a valid aid for better dealing with atmospheric agents such as the sun and the wind, it helps prevent the appearance of fissures, it stimulates healing, it is an antioxidant thanks to the important presence of vitamin E.
Cotton Oil: strongly antioxidant but also regenerating, protective, restructuring, emollient and elasticising.
Betaine: extracted from sugar beet is the secret of this plant to remain turgid and hydrated, moreover, its ability to counteract aging processes make it an important ally in repairing and protecting the skin.
Stem Cell Extract from the Butterfly Tree: this shrub also present in Italy but originally from northern China is very rich in flavonoids (extremely antioxidant natural compounds) therefore particularly suitable for mature skin due to its ability to protect cells from damage of UV rays and for its anti-inflammatory and antioxidant action.
Lipoic acid: protects both cell membranes and the cytoplasm. It has an excellent free radical protection action.
Soy isoflavones: inhibit skin aging processes.
Apple Stem Cell Extract: protects collagen and elastin from degradation and enhances cellular self-repair. Its actions in cosmetics are very important, it is an antioxidant, an epidermal and anti-aging renewer, it reactivates the natural biological processes slowed down by stress, oxidation, smog, an unhealthy lifestyle, smoking and alcohol.
Y-Oryzanol: excellent antioxidant and anti-inflammatory, in cosmetics it is also used as a sunscreen.
Vitamin C: photoprotects the skin, activating collagen compacting the tissue and, last but not least, effectively counteracts skin aging.
Vitamin E: antioxidant, participates in the proper functioning of connective tissues, has moisturizing, soothing and protective properties against photoaging. Vitamin E also helps decrease water loss through transpiration (TEWL).
Phospholipids: components of the cell membrane, these molecules have a particular constitution, in fact they manage to keep together both aqueous and lipidic substances that are not normally assimilable. Very rich in polyunsaturated fatty acids, they regenerate the hydrolipidic barrier with a soothing, moisturizing and anti-inflammatory action.
