Sweet Almond Oil
Sweet almond oil is obtained by cold pressing the seeds of Prunus amygdalus. It appears as a transparent liquid, light yellow in color. Chemically, it is made up of a high percentage of oleic and linoleic acid and to a lesser extent of palmitic, stearic, lauric and myristic acid. It has strong emollient, nourishing, eudermic and skin elasticizing properties. Thanks to its versatility, it is used in various preparations for dermo-cosmetic use such as massage oils for the skin of newborns, children and the elderly, creams and moisturizing milks for sensitive, fragile and dry skin and as an emollient and nourishing.
Rice Bran Oil
Rice is one of the oldest cultivated plants in the world, native to Southeast Asia. Rice bran oil is obtained from the fat, protein and bran of vitamin-rich rice, which accumulates during scraping. This oil is very light and not very greasy. It helps soothe red skin and is used as a base for many beauty products, such as makeup or body creams. It has natural UVA and UVB filters, which is why it is also used as a base for many sun products. In cosmetics, it is a widely used ingredient for products intended for skin care and beauty, it is inexpensive and is highly appreciated for its hydrating, emollient and smoothing power. It has the advantage of deeply nourishing the skin without altering the natural pH of the tissues. It is even useful against stretch marks, thanks to its elasticizing power and after waxing, it is an excellent remedy for soothing and hydrating red skin, which is why it is also recommended as a refreshing and after-sun for children's skin. It is its very composition that makes it a valuable ally for the
In fact, in addition to oleolic acid, linoleic acid and palmitic acid, our skin contains gamma orinazole, vitamin E and many mineral salts that give this oil extraordinary antioxidant, soothing and decongestant properties. It is believed to have beneficial effects on microcirculation, therefore able to drain bags and improve dark circles.
Oleolita of Mallow, Altea, Calendula
A blend of oleolites with well-known properties, the oleolite is obtained by macerating the dried flowers in oil of each plant. The Mallow one comes from Malva sylvestirs, which is excellent for soothing the skin, nourishing it, and also has an anti-aging action capable of combating skin blemishes. The oleolite obtained from the flowers of Althaea officinalis is rich in heteropolysaccharides (consisting of mixtures of pentoses, hexoses and uronic acids) which, thanks to the numerous hydroxyls present, are particularly hydrophilic and give the active ingredient an extraordinary hydrating, emollient and anti-reddening capacity. Finally, the oleolite obtained from the flowers of Calendula officinalis contains triglycerides and fatty acids, triterpene derivatives; carotenoids and flavonoids, has numerous properties useful for the well-being of the skin, such as eudermic, emollient, soothing, skin softening, anti-inflammatory and healing. The mix of oils is ideal for the cosmetic treatment of dry, delicate skin and skin prone to redness.
