Ingredients & Benefits Guide

Ricin

Castor oil is not used in its raw state. The extraction of the seeds (Ricinus communis) is necessary to obtain the famous castor oil.

For the skin

• Moisturizes the skin in depth;
• Reduces fine lines and wrinkles;
• Soothes the itch;
• Eliminates stretch marks;
• Treats various skin disorders and diseases (eczema, herpes, etc.).

For the hair

• Suitable for all types of hair (dry, oily, damaged...);
• Strengthens the scalp;
• Accelerates growth and increases hair volume;

Other unsuspected benefits

• Calms migraines;
• Relieves pain, thanks to its anti-inflammatory properties.

Coco

Rich in iron and vitamins E and K

For the skin

• Nourishes, moisturizes and tones the skin;
• Soothes irritation;
• Delays the aging of the skin;
• Coconut oil is not highly recommended for oily skin.

For the hair

• Nourishes the hair;
• Makes hair shiny, smooth and silky;
• Ideal for unruly, dry and damaged hair.
• Avoid applying it to the scalp as it may excessively grease the roots. Emphasis should be placed on the ends.

For the face

• Moisturizes and beautifies facial skin;
• Cleanses the face: mix with baking soda;
• Used as eye makeup remover.

Jojoba

Rich in monounsaturated fatty acid

For the skin:

• Redensifies the dermal tissue and restores the skin's elasticity;
• Nourishes and reduces the risk of skin dehydration;
• Stabilizes the secretion of sebum;
• Repairs acne-prone skin: Mix with clay and apply as a mask;
• Protects the skin against the effects of external aggressions (UV, pollution, wind...);
• Prevents wrinkles.

For the hair

• Repairs damaged and dry hair;
• Moisturizes hair without greasing it;
• Strengthens hair and makes it shiny;
• Fights excess sebum;
• Suitable for oily hair.

Other virtues

• Anti-inflammatory;
• Anti-infective.

Borage (Borago officinalis)

The seeds used for oil extraction contain polyunsaturated fatty acids.

For the skin

• Moisturizes the skin and makes it supple;
• Relieves the discomfort associated with certain skin diseases (eczema and atopic dermatitis);
• Delays the aging of the skin;
• Protects the skin against external aggressors;
• Prevents skin irritations.

For the hair:

• Repairs damaged and brittle hair.

Therapeutic virtues

• Speeds up wound healing;
• Anti-inflammatory (acts on rheumatoid arthritis).

Camelina (Camelina sativa)

This plant contains Omega-3 and Omega-9

For the skin

• Anti-wrinkle and anti-aging ;
• Nourishes and softens the skin;
• Fights against skin dryness;
• Protects the skin from the sun's rays;
• Tones and restores radiance to the skin;
• Prevents wrinkles;
• Reduces signs of fatigue on the face;
• Suitable for dry and sensitive skin.

For the hair

• Repairs dry and damaged hair;
• Restores shine to dull hair;

Other indications

• Regulates cholesterol;
• Limits the risk of memory impairment;
• Prevents water retention.

Shea

Suitable for the whole family, shea butter is rich in vitamins A, D, E and F.

For the skin

• Moisturizes and regenerates the skin;
• Reduces and prevents stretch marks;
• Soothes the burning sensation after shaving.

For the hair

• Nourishes the hair;
• Acts positively on dull hair;
• Fights frizz;
• Maintains hair color (combined with tucuma butter);
• Makes hair shiny and supple (associated with castor oil).

For the face

• Protects the lips;
• Extends the tan;
• Preserves the elasticity of the facial skin;
• Delays the formation of wrinkles.

Brown Algae

Brown algae contain mineral salts, trace elements and many vitamins (B1, B2, B6, B12, C).

For the skin

• Optimize skin firming ;
• Moisturizes the skin and fights against skin dryness;
• Nourishes the skin and slows down cellular aging;
• Protects the skin against UV rays.

Hair

• Prevents and stops hair loss;
• Softens oily hair;
• Nourishes hair and makes it shiny and supple;
• Strengthens hair.

What you need to know about brown algae

Treatments with brown algae can correct mineral deficits.

Aloe vera

Yellow latex and gel are the usable parts of aloe vera.

For the skin

• Soothes redness and irritation;
• Deeply cleanses the skin;
• Reduces stretch marks;
• Makes the skin supple and smooth;
• Tones the skin;

For the hair

• Acts on dull hair by restoring its tone;
• Stimulates hair growth;
• Softens the hair;
• Prevents dandruff.

For the face

• Tones the skin of the face;
• Eliminates signs of fatigue on the face;
• Fights against wrinkles and fine lines.

In treatment

• Treats psoriasis;
• Promotes healing of burns;
• Acts on dental plaque.

Ylang-ylang (Cananga odorata)

The flowers of this plant are distilled to obtain the famous Ylang-ylang essential oil. It should be diluted or mixed with other essential oils to reduce its irritating effect.

For the skin

• Embellishes and restores radiance to the skin: use as a complement to the usual day cream;
• Acts on problem skin: use on combination and oily skin;
• Reduces body odour.

For the hair

• Treats dry and damaged hair: mix with coconut oil;
• Reduces hair loss;

Other indications

• Relieves pain (painful periods, low back pain, etc.);
• Anti spasmodic;
• Contributes to the fight against stress by promoting physical and mental relaxation.

Donkey's milk

Vitamins, trace elements and minerals are the main constituents of donkey milk.

For the skin

• Preserves the youthfulness of the skin and reduces wrinkles;
• Tones and softens the skin;
• Eliminates feelings of tightness;
• Moisturizes and softens the skin;
• Suitable for sensitive, damaged or problem skin.

For the hair

• Strengthens the hair;
• Moisturizes and regenerates the hair;
• Protects the hair and makes it shiny;
• Reduces hair loss while stimulating hair growth.

Provitamin B5 (Panthenol)

For the skin

• Repairs damaged skin;
• Soothes skin irritation;
• Fights skin dehydration;
• Softens the skin makes it more supple.

For the hair

• Repairs damaged hair;
• Strengthens the hair;
• Protects hair from root to tip;
• Makes hair shiny and manageable;
• Optimizes hair growth;
• Suitable for dry and damaged hair.