Face Cream Waterless Classic-Restructuring

An oil with a high content of linoleic acid, an essential fatty acid and precursor of the omega-six series. Additionally, being rich in antioxidant compounds of phenolic nature, it protects the skin from premature aging, environmental agents, and free radicals. Finally, grape seed oil applied to the skin also has astringent, firming, and stimulating properties on capillary microcirculation.

Vitamin E:
Considered the most potent antioxidant for skin and hair, it can repair damage caused by factors that accelerate aging, such as exposure to sunlight, cigarette smoke, and air pollution.

Shea Butter:
A butter with moisturizing, nourishing, and soothing properties. It also promotes healing of small abrasions and is an excellent emollient and elasticizing agent. Its unique characteristic is its high content of unsaponifiable substances, which give the butter the ability to make the skin elastic and toned while protecting it from external aggressors with a lipid film without clogging the pores. It also has good UV shielding properties that provide a mild sunblock effect, thus protecting the skin from harmful radiation.

Oil-Soluble Rosehip Extract:
An extract known for its components present at high concentrations such as flavonoids, tannins, polyphenols, fatty acids, vitamin A, vitamin E, linoleic acid, and trans-retinoic acid, which provide effective antioxidant and regenerating action on the skin. For this reason, this oil helps in the restructuring of tissues in cases of scars or acne, thus accelerating the regeneration time of the epidermal layers, thanks to the presence of vitamin A. Other recognized properties of this extract are: tonifying: rosehip oil has elasticizing properties, indicated for sunburned, dehydrated, and dry skin; balancing: applying rosehip oil is useful for impure, mixed, or oily skin that needs normalization. Thanks to the presence of tannins, it performs an astringent action. Antioxidant: due to the presence of vitamins A, C, and E, rosehip oil is an excellent anti-wrinkle phyto-cosmetic, which can be added to day or night creams to enhance their effect.

Beeswax:
It possesses pronounced emollient and anti-dehydrating properties: the lipids in beeswax make it useful in the formulation of products for very dry and chapped skin, as they help retain moisture and protect the skin. The wax has a chemical structure that is particularly compatible with that of the skin, and it can form a protective film that withstands washing with cleansers and detergents. A true protective agent, ideal for example for the hands, a part of our body frequently exposed to aggressive agents. Thanks to the presence of vitamin A, beeswax aids in cell regeneration. Furthermore, it significantly promotes wound healing and is the perfect ally against itching, dermatitis, eczema, and other skin diseases.

Castor Oil:
Castor oil has a good affinity for keratin, the main constituent of hair, fur, and nails, and is therefore used as a moisturizing agent. When applied to the skin, it forms a film that significantly reduces the evaporation of skin moisture. Moreover, when applied to hair, it is well known for its strengthening, restructuring, fatigue-relieving, and softening properties.

Jojoba Oil:
Jojoba oil is known for its moisturizing and soothing properties for skin and hair. It is excellent for regulating sebum production, reducing greasiness, and preventing acne. It is rich in antioxidants and vitamin E, which help protect the skin from environmental damage and maintain a youthful appearance.

Argan Oil:
The so-called “liquid gold” of the desert, argan oil is rich in vitamin E, vitamin A, and several essential fatty acids, including phytosterols, squalene, polyphenols, and omega-6. Due to its richness in antioxidant components, this oil is considered a natural anti-aging agent. The unsaturated fatty acids make argan oil an excellent natural emollient that acts in the deeper layers of the skin, making it soft and elastic without greasiness or leaving spots and residues; in particular, when applied to hair, it helps to make it shiny, soft, and light, strengthening dry hair and split ends.

Ginseng Extract:
Used for centuries in Eastern cosmetics, ginseng is a plant with multiple properties. It contains B vitamins, vitamin C, essential oils, and amino acids, which provide a general revitalizing action. Particularly when integrated into hair products, ginseng extract helps restore hair’s natural beauty and vitality, making it very suitable for products aimed at strengthening weak and damaged hair.

Olive Oil:
Derived from the pulp of olive fruits, it is a powerful antioxidant, thanks to phenolic compounds and vitamin E, capable of preventing signs of aging. Rich in oleic acid, this oil is also well-known for its nourishing and emoll