Glycerin: also naturally present in the epidermis, it plays a very important physiological role as recent scientific studies have shown that glycerin is one of the most important components of the Natural Hydration Factor (NMF). Source of hydration, this cosmetic ingredient reconstitutes the epidermal barrier.
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.
Rosa Centifolia extract: nicknamed the "Painters' Rose" because it is portrayed in many works, this beautiful flower with pink petals is originally from Holland. It has soothing, healing and stimulating properties of cell turnover.
Elderberry water: obtained from Elderberry flowers, it was already known in the Middle Ages for its decongestant and antiseptic properties, very rich in vitamins, it gives excellent results on particularly delicate skin, soothes and moisturizes.
Aloe extract: rich in mucopolysaccharides, vitamins and minerals, this plant native to Central Africa but extended to many countries, has been known for its countless benefits for thousands of years. In cosmetics it is perfect for treating the most delicate and sensitive skins thanks to its soothing and calming actions but it is also a powerful moisturizer, healing, regenerating, purifying and anti-aging.
Apple Stem Cell Extract: this apple of Swiss origin has the ability to stay fresh longer than others, very rich in vitamins and minerals, it has great resistance to oxidative stress. The properties of apple plant stem cells are exceptional, in fact they manage to protect collagen and elastin from degradation and enhance 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.
Lactic acid: normally produced by our body, it reaches the epidermal surface through the sweat glands, lactic acid is normally used in cosmetics to give products an acid pH. Recent observations have highlighted that the use of lactic acid in cosmetics can lead to more hydrated skin.
Serine: derived from silk, this substance is able to enhance cell renewal. Peptides such as serine are tiny fragments of protein, used in cosmetics they bring significant benefits for maintaining epidermal hydration, they have an eudermic, softening and humectant action.
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.
Allantoin: substance extracted from the Comfrey plant, it is an interesting ingredient for its moisturizing and re-epithelizing capacity, it is also astringent, healing and soothing.
