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(Rosa damascena) This bright pink rose with its double blossoms is cultivated primarily in Bulgaria. The essence from the fresh flower buds has skin-soothing and moisturizing properties. In aromatherapy, the Damask rose is particularly valued for its harmonizing effect.

Grape seed oil is one of the most precious native oils. The yield from the very hard seeds, which also contain only approximately 10 to 14% oil, is very low. Due to its polyphenol and tocopherol content, the oil is considered to have exceptional antioxidant properties and protect grape cell membranes. Due to its lecithin content, grape seed oil is easily absorbed and is considered a "sliding platform" for skin-care ingredients, especially fat-soluble vitamins. The high content of linoleic acid (vitamin F = essential fatty acid) maintains skin elasticity.

(Cera alba) is a natural wax produced by honeybees. It is virtually insoluble in water and therefore protects sensitive skin from moisture loss. Beeswax was already known in ancient times in skin care almost 2,000 years ago, and people valued its softening properties.

It is considered a key molecule of the epidermis. It maintains moisture and the integrity of the cutaneous protective layer. It contributes to the regular renewal of keratinocytes, the decline of which is the main cause of skin changes.

consists of the invariable components of avocado and olive oil. It contains highly concentrated skin-related lipids found in the hydrolipid film and stratum corneum of the skin. The use of phytosterol significantly increases skin moisture and elasticity. This is particularly beneficial for damaged and atrophic skin. Phytosterol can also achieve excellent results in cases of hyperkeratosis.

The small, robust shrubs of the rusty-leaved Alpine rose (Rhododendron ferrugineum) are typical of the flora of the high Alps. To protect themselves from harsh weather conditions (cold, wind, drought, strong sunlight), the Alpine rose produces highly effective antioxidants in its leaves. These include taxifolin, rhododendrin, chlorogenic acid, and polyphenols. The extract obtained from the leaves has been proven to protect skin proteins from oxidative stress. The plants used come from organic cultivation on plantations in the Swiss Alps.

Extracted from the nuts of the West African shea butter tree (Butyrospermum parkii), it contains vitamins A and E. Shea butter has excellent protective properties and prevents skin from drying out. It is ideal for skin that requires increased care.

is extracted from the blossoms of the silver wattle (Acacia decurrens). Following a proven manufacturing process, mimosa wax is combined with jojoba and sunflower wax to create a water-loving plant-based butter. This plant-based butter moisturizes, strengthens the skin's barrier function, and reduces transepidermal water loss (TEWL). The micro-relief is smoothed – for a pleasantly soft skin feel.

is extracted from the fruit kernels of the mango tree (Mangifera indica), which is native to India and has been cultivated there since ancient times. The valuable mango butter nourishes and protects the skin. In natural medicine, mango butter is also said to have wound-healing properties.

The sunflower (Helianthus annuus) belongs to the daisy family. The light yellow, slightly nutty-scented oil is extracted by pressing the seeds. Due to its high linoleic acid content and relatively low saturated fatty acid content, sunflower oil is light and mildly nourishing.