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Shea butter- regenerates, nourishes and rejuvenates the skin. Accelerates wound healing and prevents aging. Smoothes and tones hair. African Masłosz's fat has amazing care, protection and nutritional properties.

Shea butter is extracted from the seeds of the African Masłosz Parka tree, commonly known as the "tree that nourishes and heals". For years, it has been used not only in cosmetics, but also in gastronomy as a natural and healthy oil for frying.

Perfectly regenerates and nourishes the skin. Promotes faster wound healing. It contains vitamins such as A and E, which protect the skin against free radicals and delay its aging processes. Butter protects the epidermis against harmful external factors, such as frost, cold, sun or wind. Perfectly works on chapped lips, discoloration or thickening. Effectively maintains moisture and softness of the skin. Reduces wrinkles and acne lesions.

Shea butter can be used for daily body care, massage or bathing. For centuries it has also been used as an anti-stretch mark by African women. It is completely safe for both pregnant women and infants.

Moisturizes dry and brittle hair, thus reducing their tendency to dandruff.

In the cosmetics industry, shea butter often is called "cosmetic alpha and omega" or "cosmetic omnibus." It is the best-known vegetable oil, immediately after argan oil. 

How it works?

• Regenerates and nourishes the skin
• Prevents aging processes
• Evens out skin tone
• Protects the skin against free radicals
• Accelerates wound healing
• It soothes allergic changes
• It protects the skin against cold, wind and frost
• Smoothes and tones hair
• Regenerates damaged hair ends
• Is a natural UV filter

 #Do you know that…?

• Works great in all skin types - from dry, damaged, to oily and prone to pimples
• They are used to treat rheumatism
• In Europe, it is mainly used as an ingredient in cosmetics, but in Africa it has been used as a natural frying oil for centuries
• It has a high content of natural vitamins and fatty acids
• It is also called karité butter or galam butter
• In Africa, it has been considered sacred and worshiped for thousands of years

Abyssinian oil- moisturizes the skin perfectly, leaving no greasy marks and stickiness. Its properties are known and appreciated by African women. In Europe, its popularity is increasing every year.

Abyssinian oil is made from the seeds of the Abyssinian bluebottle, also known as Abyssinian cabbage, an annual plant derived from the Abyssinian Highlands, in eastern Africa and the Mediterranean.

Thanks to its properties, it regenerates, moisturizes and wrinkles. It is an ideal product for the care of all skin types, especially dry and mature. It is a kind of natural moisturizer that helps fight the first signs of skin aging.

Abyssinian oil works great in color cosmetics formulas because it distributes pigment very well. Can be used in lipsticks, lip glosses and foundations.

The oil in its composition contains 50 unsaturated omega -9-erucic acid. Thanks to this, it strongly oils, reduces redness and soothes irritated skin. In addition, it regenerates dry and damaged hair. It strengthens not only brittle hair tips, but also split nails..

Its use is unlimited - it can be a base for oily cosmetics applied before washing the hair, an addition to conditioners with and without rinsing, masks and shampoos, as well as massage oils or colored cosmetics..  

How it works?

• Strongly moisturizes, creating a protective film on the skin
• Maintains an adequate level of hydration
• Stops premature skin aging
• It protects the skin against external factors such as frost and wind
• Supports eczema treatment
• Intensively moisturizes the sensitive skin of allergy sufferers, atopics
• Protects the skin against free radicals
• It reduces redness and regenerates the epidermis
• Regenerates dry and damaged hair
• Prevents hair static
• Smoothes porous ends
• Strengthens brittle nails and prevents them from splitting

#Do you know that…?

• It is widely used in the production of colored cosmetics, due to the lack of smell and facilitating the dispersion of pigments
• Similar properties to Abyssinian oil have only broccoli seed oil
• It is also known as Abyssinian bluebottle or Abyssinian cabbage

Coconut oil - moisturizes, nourishes and smoothes the skin and hair. Coconut oil is one of the most universal products of recent years, which has found its wide application in both the cosmetics, gastronomy and preventive medicine industries.  Obtained from coconut copra, and more precisely from "walnut" pulp, delighted people from the farthest corners of the world. Is the only fat that has such a rich use, and its composition in over 90 are only saturated fatty acids.. 

In addition, it contains vitamins E and all of the B group, vitamin C, folic acid and minerals such as zinc, potassium, magnesium, iron, sodium and calcium. It is also rich in linolenic, lauric and caprylic acid.

Two types of coconut oil are available on the market: refined and unrefined. The first of them participates in the purification process, which causes that part of its properties is lost. Unrefined oil does not undergo any chemical treatment, therefore among its supporters there are many people who prefer healthy eating.

Coconut oil strengthens immunity, has antiviral and antibacterial properties. Fights free radicals and thus delays the aging process of the skin. Accelerates wound healing, strengthens the condition of eyelashes, and is also suitable for massage. Works as a make-up remover for the eyes and face, relieves inflammation, viral and fungal intimate areas. Is an invaluable product in the care of babies.

The list of uses for coconut oil is endless. Beginning with frying and baking, and ending with cream or toothpaste.

How it works?

• Strengthens the epidermal lipid barrier
• Strongly moisturizes dry skin, also on the hands, knees, and elbows
• It improves skin condition with rashes, eczema, acne and atopic dermatitis
• Reduces burning sensation after burns
• It soothes inflammation and irritation
• Fights free radicals
• Prevents premature skin aging

#Do you know that…?

• According to Ayurveda's philosophy, the most valuable and effective are the cosmetics that you can eat. Coconut oil meets this condition.
• Strengthens eyelashes falling out
• It can be used instead of shaving foam
• A bit of oil massaged in the morning under the arms will ensure freshness for almost the whole day
• Provides UV protection equal to SPF 4
• The model's admirer is the model Miranda Kerr

Sunflower oil- prevents skin aging and ensures its youthful appearance. Known for its numerous food additives, it is increasingly found in cosmetics. Sunflower oil comes mainly from Eastern Europe and the Mediterranean. Strengthens the skin's natural protective barrier, softens the skin and regenerates it. It is often found in the composition of creams, lotions and bath cosmetics. It has antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties and normalizes sebum secretion. It prevents the appearance of blackheads, acne lesions and other pimples.

Cosmetics based on sunflower oil are mainly intended for people with oily and combination skin. Sunflower oil is also used in hair care. Makes them strong and healthy. Nourishes dry tips and strands of hair, protecting them from harmful solar radiation.

The undoubted and little-known effect of sunflower oil is to support the treatment of gums. It eliminates harmful bacteria in the oral cavity, helps in the treatment of aphthae, bites and caries. It also eliminates bad breath. Let's remember that sunflower oil is not only an ideal ingredient in our salads and prepared dishes. It is also a natural elixir of beauty and youth.

How it works?

• Nourishes the skin
• Protects against water loss and environmental pollution
• Strengthens the skin's natural protective layer
• Regenerates and softens the epidermis
• Anti-inflammatory
• It eliminates acne changes and the appearance of blackheads
• Antioxidant
• Regulates sebum production
• It slows down skin aging
• Normalizes the work of sebaceous glands
• Adds shine to hair

#Do you know that…?

• It's a natural source of vitamin E
• It is the second oil most frequently chosen by Polish consumers
• Sunflower has been grown in North America since 3,000 BC.
• Sunflowers are a symbol of faith, loyalty and adoration

Sweet Almond Oil - moisturizes, nourishes and regenerates. Smoothes, softens and protects. These are just a few properties of oil imported from North America and Mediterranean countries. 

This emollient, already known in ancient times, was originally used as an oil for children and babies. Its moisturizing and rejuvenating properties have been appreciated by Italians for centuries. The very name of it sounds beautiful and urges the senses to look for the greatest fragrance and taste experiences in their memories.

It is an oil rich in vitamin E, monounsaturated fatty acids, proteins, potassium, zinc and many other vitamins valuable for the skin, including A, D and B group and minerals.w.

During the cult of youth and beauty, its anti-aging and anti-wrinkle effects also deserve attention. It is completely natural, which allows it to be used by people with sensitive skin, pregnant women or newborns. It does not irritate or sensitize, and thus makes the skin regain its lost glow, freshness and healthy appearance.

How it works? 

• Moisturizes, nourishes and softens the skin
• Regenerates the epidermis
• It works anti-wrinkle
• It delays aging processes
• Improves blood circulation to the skin
• Eliminates dark circles under the eyes
• Prevents stretch marks and reduces cellulite with regular useu)
• Prevents blackheads
• Regenerates dry and damaged hair
• Strengthens nails

#Do you know that…?

• It even removes waterproof makeup
• Helps fight cradle cap
• Of all edible nuts, almonds contain the most vitamin E
• It is extruded from almond seed, which is available in two varieties
• Acquired only in three countries: France, Spain and California
• It is obtained by pressing cold almond seeds at a temperature lower than 50 degrees. This process helps to preserve valuable nutritional values
• The first mention of the use of almond oil in cosmetics appeared in the 17th century, when it was used for the production of soaps

olive oil - nourishes, regenerates, soothes and moisturizes the skin, hair and nails. Supports the treatment of wounds, burns, frostbite and atopic dermatitis. Healthy and essential in Mediterranean cuisine, olive oil has been used for centuries in the cosmetics industry.

By Homer she was called "the golden liquid" as one of the healthiest products without any preservatives or artificial substances. It is very rich in antioxidants and saturated fatty acids. It also contains phosphorus, potassium, iron and B and D vitamins, provitamin A and vitamins C, E and F.

Olive oil is found in massage products, firming and anti-wrinkle cosmetics. It is a natural ingredient in lotions, creams, shampoos and shower gels. It is not allergic or irritating, which is why cosmetics for children and babies are often used. Perfect for all skin types.

Thanks to its rich moisturizing and nourishing properties, it intensively softens and oils the skin, thus protecting it from moisture loss. Antioxidant and strengthens the natural lipid barrier of the epidermis. Reduces roughness, soothes irritations and redness. Regulates the keratinization process of the epidermis and delays wrinkle formation. In addition, it nourishes and regenerates damaged and dry hair.

How it works?

• Moisturizes and nourishes the skin at any age
• Stimulates epithelial tissue regeneration
• Delays the symptoms of aging
• Smoothes existing wrinkles
• Supplements lipid deficiencies
• Strengthens the skin's natural immunity, eliminates its roughness
• Supports the regulation of sebaceous glands
• It soothes acne symptoms
• Supports the treatment of wounds, burns, atopic dermatitis, psoriasis and dandruff
• It protects the skin against external factors such as wind, sun and frost
• Is a natural UV filter

#Do you know that…?

• It is the basis of many medicines and cosmetics, and it became interested in WHO. They decided to discover why the inhabitants of the Mediterranean Sea, eating large amounts of oil, enjoy a much better condition than Northern Europeans.).
• It is found in Savon Noir and Aleppo soap recipes, which have not been changed for generations
• Homer called olive oil a golden liquid because of its beneficial propertiesci
• One of the most famous Greek doctors Gallen wrote that olive oil is found in as many as 473 medicinal and beauty products
• The olive tree is extremely hardy and lives over 2,000 years

Natural Vitamin E- smoothes, firms, oils and moisturizes the skin. It neutralizes free radicals and prevents aging. Known for over 100 years, it still contains a number of undiscovered information.

Vitamin E, called a tocopherol mixture, is the discovery of two Canadian doctors: cardiologist Dr. Wilfred E. Shute and his older brother, obstetrician and gynecologist, Dr. Evan V. Shute. It is thanks to their scientific work that the world has heard about the beneficial properties of vitamin E on the human body.

Anti-inflammatory, accelerates wound healing, has a positive effect on tissue rebuilding. It also protects the skin against dryness and weakness. Prevents skin discoloration and reduces birthmarks already present, often occurring in the elderly. In addition, it supports the treatment of acne lesions.

In addition to positive effects on the skin, it also affects hair care. It makes them strong and shiny.

Regular use of care products containing vitamin E can reduce the effects of harmful sunlight.

Colloquially, vitamin E is called the "vitamin of youth". Thanks to it, you can get the effect of smooth skin at any age.

How it works?

• Protects against oxidation and destruction of epidermal lipids and collagen fibers of the skin
• Increases connective tissue elasticity
• Moisturizes, smoothes and oils the skin
• Improves blood circulation to the skin
• Prevents aging processes
• Neutralizes free radicals
• Anti-inflammatory and anti-edema

#Do you know that…?

• It is used in numerous cosmetics, targeted at people of all ages, regardless of skin type
• Its effectiveness depends on its concentration in cosmetics
• Is a natural preservative
• The human body is not able to synthesize vitamin E by itself. It must obtain it from external sources
• The most rich in vitamin E is the Mediterranean diet
• There are at least eight forms of vitamin E
• It is naturally produced by plants. Its sources are wheat germ oil, rapeseed oil, hazelnuts, almonds and sunflower oil
• Not so long ago, new sources of vitamin E have been discovered, such as sage herb, blackcurrant seeds, nettle extract, strawberry seeds, wild and garden blackberry extract, marigold flowers
• It consists of only three elements: hydrogen, oxygen and carbon

Carnauba wax- moisturizes, softens and nourishes the skin. Gives shine, strengthens the roots and stimulates hair growth. This is the hardest natural wax available on the market. It is obtained from the surface of the leaves of the Copernica Cerifera palm tree, growing in the north of Brazil.

Carnauba wax is a vegan alternative to beeswax. For years, it has been used not only in the cosmetics industry, but also in food production. It's an ideal, but above all a natural emulsifier, emulsifier, emollient and viscosity regulator.

It is very widely used in the production of all cosmetics, creams, butters, emulsions, balms, hair conditioners, lipsticks, crayons and mascaras. As one of many ingredients, it also appears in makeup and makeup removal products. In addition, it effectively protects the skin and hair against external factors, such as frost or wind, and also reduces the effects of air conditioning. 

Carnauba wax is a completely natural ingredient that does not irritate or sensitize. It works perfectly with sensitive and dry skin. Supports the reconstruction of damaged hair, strengthening it from the bulbs themselves. In addition, it stimulates its growth. 

This wax is completely safe for pregnant women as well as for delicate baby skin.

How it works?

• Nourishes the epidermis
• Greases, smoothes and softens the skin
• Creates a protective film against water evaporation
• Protects against adverse external factors
• It gives skin and hair elasticity and shine
• Strengthens hair roots
• Stimulates hair growth
• It works against dandruff
• Supports hair removal by pulling method

#Do you know that…?

• Is a vegan alternative to beeswax
• Used for the production of all cosmetics, creams, butters, emulsions, balms, hair conditioners, lipsticks, crayons, mascaras
• Abused is in the production of waterproof cosmetics
• Is a natural emulsifier, thickener and viscosity regulator
• Is a component of confectionery
• It is used in wax candles

Avocado oil - thanks to its excellent properties, it is especially recommended for people who have dry, dry, damaged or flaky skin. Also ideal for mature, sensitive and even problematic skin.

Avocado oil is a non-drying oil with a golden green color. It is a highly valued oil due to the high content of vitamins A and E and unsaturated fatty acids. All these ingredients make it ideal for dry and mature skin.

Avocado oil can be used in the production of lotions, serums, creams for mature and aging skin. It is also perfect as an addition to conditioners and hair masks, as well as bath preparations.

Avocado oil will also work if you have problems with hair loss. It will strengthen hair follicles, clearly accelerate hair growth, moisturize and nourish the scalp, and give strands softness and shine.

How it works?

• has a strong regenerating and smoothing effect
• soothes irritated skin
• delays skin aging processes
• rich in vitamins, amino acids, unsaturated fatty acids and proteins, has a soothing effect, deeply moisturizes the skin,
• rebuilds the lipid layer, which protects the skin against water loss, accelerates wound healing
• has antibacterial, anti-inflammatory and anti-fungal effect
• has a positive effect on collagen and elastin synthesis - this helps to make the skin more elastic and prevents wrinkles
• helps in the treatment of eczema and psoriasis
• improves the overall condition of the hair
• strengthens hair follicles, prevents hair loss

#Do you know that…?

• oils derived from avocados help in the treatment of psoriasis
• Avocado fats are used to make cosmetics that protect the skin
• can be used in children, pregnant women

Carrot oil - is primarily an excellent source of many vitamins, mainly vitamin A and carotene. It contains many antioxidants, vitamins and minerals. This makes it an excellent means of ensuring young appearance - its use significantly delays aging, and also stops the formation of new wrinkles in the skin.

In the cosmetics industry, it is used as an additive in oils and emulsions for dry, flaky, mature skin, as well as an addition to protective creams.

Carrot oil is an agent extremely rich in carotenoids. They have a very valuable property, they are an excellent antioxidant, they protect cells against free radicals. Carotenoids applied to the skin reduce the harmful effect of UVR radiation..

Carrot oil also contains tocoferol and vitamin E, these ingredients improve skin resistance and soothe the effects of sunburn. 

How it works?

• has anti-inflammatory effect
• accelerates wound healing
• improves skin elasticity and firmness
• protects the skin against infection, solar radiation
• regenerates the skin, stimulates cell renewal
• has a strong anti-wrinkle effect
• protects against the breakdown of halogen
• ideal for dry skin around the eyes
• suitable for protecting hands and nails
• gives the skin a matt brown color of a fresh tan a bronzing effecty

#Do you know that…?

• Carrot oil is also recommended for rubbing into the scalp and hair ends, eliminates scalp dryness and moisturizes dry ends
• reduces the risk of skin cancer

Sea buckthorn oil  - Sea buckthorn is a thorny shrub valued primarily for extremely nutritious and tasty spherical fruit. They belong to the most nutritious and rich in vitamins, minerals and polyphenols, and as the few plants in the world contain 8 to 12 oil in the pulp. 

In cosmetics, sea buckthorn oil is used in the care of damaged, dry, flaky, wrinkled skin, requiring regeneration, irritated e.g. by sunbathing, as well as skin with vascular and rosacea. It is included in the anti-wrinkle ingredients, often used in products for mature skin.

Sea buckthorn oil has a characteristic orange-red color, this is due to the high content of vitamin A in the form of carotenoids. They are responsible for skin regeneration, have anti-wrinkle and antioxidant properties. Caritenoids also improve skin tone and protect against solar radiation. It is therefore a suitable addition to cosmetics that strengthen the natural anti-UV protection.

Vitamin E contained in sea buckthorn oil, minerals and flavonoids have a positive effect on small blood vessels.

Sea-buckthorn oil clearly accelerates wound healing, skin reconstruction and reduces scars.

Sea-buckthorn oil is also used in hair care products. It prevents hair loss, has anti-dandruff effect and improves the condition of the hair by adding gloss.

How it works?

• very well absorbed into the skin, without feeling greasy
• anti-wrinkle, recommended for mature skin that requires regeneration
• anti-inflammatory
• has antioxidant and UV absorbing properties
• accelerates wound healing, reduces scars and stretch marks
• nourishes the scalp, strengthens and gives shine to the hair
• adds a healthy color to the complexion

#Do you know that…?

• sea buckthorn oil is a valuable source of the richest and natural OMEGA 7 fatty acids
• can be used to treat burns, frostbite, pressure sores, pimples, allergic changes and skin inflammations
• Sea-buckthorn fruits contain a high content of vitamin C, which is why they are used in medicine, cuisine and the cosmetics industry

Coffee extract made by the supercritical methodą) - Coffee applied to the skin and hair has an excellent effect on their condition. The most important coffee ingredients include proteins, polysaccharides, carbohydrates, lipids, flavors and, above all, caffeine. The latter is characterized by a beneficial effect on the appearance and health of the face, body and hair. Coffee is a source of minerals and microelements.

The caffeine contained in coffee oxygenates the skin, prevents wrinkles, which is why coffee extract is an ideal ingredient in anti-aging, antiseptic and cleansing preparations. As an antioxidant, it captures free radicals and reduces their formation. It protects cell membranes and cytoplasm against oxidation and reduces the body's use of antioxidants.

Coffee extract works great on skin. It has stimulating and draining properties that stimulate blood vessels and accelerate blood circulation. The result is a fresh complexion with even skin tone.

Thanks to the presence of natural UV filters and chlorogenic acid, which is a natural antioxidant, coffee bean extract prevents skin cancer.

The caffeine contained in coffee stimulates the bulbs and activates hair growth, while preventing them from falling out. It works smoothing, adds shine and warms their color.

How it works?

• prevents wrinkles
• smoothes existing furrows
• anti-inflammatory and antibacterial
• works well in skin care with imperfections, as a prophylaxis, but also leveling already existing changes
• due to its effect on adipose tissue, it works as an ingredient in face modeling preparations
• increases elasticity
• gives the skin elasticity and softness
• improves blood microcirculation in tissues

#Do you know that…?

• Caffeine is excreted quite quickly by the body. Therefore, when using cosmetics with caffeine, you have to remember two simple rules: regularity and time of application of the cosmetic..
• Caffeine helps fight dark circles under the eyes

VITAMIN A

Vitamin A was one of the earliest discovered vitamins. The effects of its deficiency have already been known in ancient Egypt, Greece and Rome and were referred to as dust-blindness or twilight blindness.

The main advantage of vitamin A and its derivatives used in cosmetics is their ability to normalize skin keratosis by regulating the growth of skin cells and their differentiation. As a result, the skin is less rough and smoother. It is often called a skin normalizer or rejuvenating ingredient.ym”.

Vitamin A allows you to maintain a nice face. Its stimulating effect reduces the changes that occur with the aging process. Antioxidant and protects cells against the harmful effects of free radicals.

Vitamin A is an effective weapon with stretch marks, discoloration, scars, minor wounds and bruises. In addition, it has been proven to counteract wrinkles, hence we can find it in anti-wrinkle cosmetics.

In addition, it helps protect teeth, body tissues and muscles.

How it works?

• It delays skin aging processes
• Brightens discoloration
• Anti-inflammatory and antioxidant
• Makes the skin smoother and softer
• Protects the skin
• It improves skin hydration

#Do you know that…?

• Vitamin A is also used in the case of capillary skin, thin, which is very sensitive to weather conditions and the surrounding environment.
• The perfect solution for people struggling with discoloration resulting from intensive tanning, as well as hormonal treatments
• The best time to use cosmetics containing vitamin A is at night

VITAMIN C

Vitamin C is a vitamin responsible for protecting our body and for youthful appearance. Affects the production and preservation of collagen in the skin. It is a basic antioxidant that catches free radicals. 

Vitamin C is used in difficult healing of wounds and pressure sores, skin discoloration, in hemorrhagic conditions and capillary diseases. Because it affects the sealing of the vessels and accelerates blood clotting.

Vitamin C works in an aqueous environment, it is water-soluble, activates vitamin E again, which also protects our body but works in a fatty environment. Thanks to this, the stability of our cells, including skin, is improved.. 

How it works?

• It improves the structure and color of the skin giving the effect of rested skin
• Brightens pigmentation spots
• Is a natural radiation protection filter
• Slows down the formation of wrinkles, helps reduce even shallow wrinkles
• Promotes wound healing

#Do you know that…?

• The demand for vitamin C increases significantly in chronic stress when we smoke cigarettes or come into contact with polluted air, or spend several hours at a computer or other electronic devices
• It's perfect for everyone regardless of age
• Summer is the perfect time to use its valuable properties

VITAMIN E

Is one of the most commonly used vitamins in vitamin cosmetics. It is perfectly soluble in fat, practically insoluble in water. Hence, it is particularly recommended for use in emulsion preparations.

Vitamin E due to its many-sided action is often referred to as youth vitamin.

Vitamin E is the main antioxidant that protects cell membranes against oxidants. It protects the body against oxidative stress and cell damage caused by free radicals. Supports the treatment of acne and seborrheic dermatitis, ensures stabilization and proper permeability of cell membranes.

Vitamin E penetrates well into the skin. Plays an important role in its protection - reduces sensitivity to UV radiation.

Free radicals formed in the skin under the influence of solar radiation can cause not only irritation and sunburn, and as a consequence accelerated skin aging process, but they can also lead to the formation of some cancers. As a result of effective antiradical protection, vitamin E prevents aging and degenerative changes of the skin and protects it against the effects of adverse environmental factors.

Vitamin E activates and nourishes the skin, improves blood circulation and increases the elasticity of connective tissue. Smoothes, firms, oils and moisturizes the skin.

In cosmetics, preparations containing vitamin E are mainly cosmetic creams and lotions, lipsticks and lip care products as well as cosmetics for nail care.

How it works?

• protects the skin against free radicals
• improves skin elasticity and firmness
• smoothes, firms, oils and moisturizes the skin
• anti-inflammatory and anti-swelling

#Do you know that…?

• Vitamin E is called the vitamin of youth
• Fights free radicals and delays the skin's aging process
• Prevents cancer development
• Occurs mainly in plant products