Properties

• Water • Organic Aloe Vera extract: Rich in Polysaccharides (Acemannan), vitamins and fatty acids, Aloe Vera moisturizes, acts as an anti-inflammatory and ensures immune protection. • Olive oil is emollient, meaning it softens the skin tissues, fights against dry skin and is a good anti-oxidant. It contains 80% of essential fatty acids (oleic, linoleic and palmitic), as well as vitamins A, E, C, D and chlorophyll. This composition is favorable for cell growth and healing. It is excellent to heal an irritated and damaged epidermis. • Sweet almond oil: Softening and hydrating, sweet almond oil has long been known to man and is used for its soothing and softening properties to cure dry and irritated skin. • Shea butter is great for healing the skin and has a high level of unsaponifiable. Shea butter penetrates easily and leaves the skin soft, holds in the moisture and improves the absorption of other nutrients. Since it is rich in fatty acids, Shea butter has moisturizing and nourishing properties. It stimulates the healing of the skin, protects against UV rays and soothes any irritation. It improves the skin’s elasticity and contains vitamins A, D, E, K that are very beneficial for the skin. • Sunflower oil: Very rich in oleic acid, this oil is very stable when it comes to oxidation. It is nutritious and hydrating, it softens and revitalizes the skin naturally. • Rice starch: A long-lasting mattifying powder, rice starch absorbs any greasy residue and tightens the pores to leave an airbrushed finish on the skin. It maintains skin’s moisture and improves the complexion of the skin. It is also known to help soothe irritated and sensitive skins. The starch softens problematic and dry skins, it also soothes any irritation and eczema. Adding rice starch to cosmetics enhances the adherence and the lasting power on the skin as well as provides a mattifying effect. • Tocopherol: vitamin E: antioxidant, repairs the skin, treats inflammation and hydrates. • Natural glycerin: emollient agent, hydrates the deep layers of the epidermis.