Nature's Pharmacy
That's why we have carefully selected natural botanical ingredients from around the world to create pure and effective formulations that work in synergy with your skin.
Each ingredient is used at its optimal concentration to replenish, repair and support your skin barrier.
Precious oils from seeds
Passion fruit seed
lat: Passiflora Edulis
Featured in: re.start
Passion fruit seed oil, extracted from the seeds of this tropical fruit, is one of the richest sources of linoleic acid and has anti-inflammatory and regenerative properties. In addition, studies have proven its antioxidant effect, which makes it beneficial for the care of dry, irritated and inflamed skin.
Chia seed
lat: Salvia Hispanica
Featured in: re.vamp and re.glow
The oil is extracted from the tiny black seeds. The key to the effectiveness of this oil in skincare is the optimal ratio of omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids and the high content of alpha-linoleic acid and phytosterols. As a result, it helps the skin regenerate, protects it from inflammation, nourishes it and strengthens its natural lipid barrier.
Pomegranate seed
lat: Punica Granatum
Featured in: re.glow
Pomegranate seed oil is irreplaceable in the plant world due to its high content of punicic acid, a very rare omega-5 fatty acid with intense regenerative effects. Pomegranate oil is an excellent choice for the care of demanding, mature and stressed skin after excessive sun exposure.
Prickley pear seed
lat: Opuntia Ficus-Indica
Featured in: re.glow
This cactus, also known as prickly pear, is a true natural gem. Prickly pear seed oil is extracted in a complicated and time-consuming process, which justifies its high price. It is rich in unsaturated fatty acids, linoleic, oleic and palmitic acids, sterols and vitamins E and K.
Strawberry seed
lat: Fragaria Ananassa
Featured in: re.glow
Extracted from cold-pressed strawberry seeds, the oil has a light texture, is fragrant and rich in omega-3 and omega-9 fatty acids, linoleic and alpha-linolenic acids and vitamin E. It is an excellent source of ellagic acid, which soothes, nourishes and moisturises the skin, making it a perfect choice for the care of sensitive, dry or irritated skin.
Grape seed
lat. Vitis Vinifera
Featured in: re.start
Grapeseed oil is an excellent source of vitamin E, contains one of the highest amounts of linoleic and oleic acids, and is rich in flavonoids, the well-known antioxidants. It has a significant wound-healing effect, promotes cell regeneration and collagen synthesis, helping your skin to improve barrier function and remain elastic.
Watermelon seed
lat. Citrullus Lanatus
Featured in: re.start and re.glow
Watermelon seed oil, extracted from the seeds of the Kalahari Desert watermelon, is a light, emollient oil. It absorbs quickly and penetrates deeply into the skin. Rich in linoleic acid and vitamin E, it is renowned for caring for acne-prone skin. It dissolves impurities, clears pores and removes excess sebum, leaving your skin cleansed and nourished.
Sunflower seed
lat. Helianthus Annuus
Fatured in: re.start, re.glow and re.vamp
Sunflower seed oil is a rich source of lecithin, which is known as an excellent emollient and is recommended for skin cleansing. It is a non-comedogenic oil and, therefore, suitable for the care of all skin types. Also abundant in linoleic acid and vitamin E, it helps to replenish the skin barrier.
Invigorating florals
Flower of Neroli
lat: Citrus Aurantium Amara
Featured in: re.breezy, re.vamp and re.glow
Used both as a hydrosol and as an oil. Neroli hydrosol or orange flower water is used for its antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties, which are beneficial in the care of oily, sensitive or mature skin. In addition, neroli essential oil has regenerative properties that promote the growth of new cells and the renewal of existing ones.
Rose
lat: Rosa Centifolia
Featured in: re.breezy, re.water and re.vamp
Rose hydrosol is known for its subtle floral aroma and its rejuvenating, moisturising and protective effect on the skin. This precious hydrosol is extracted from the petals of the cabbage rose grown in Bulgaria, which is used in aromatherapy as a mood-lifting agent.
Immortelle
lat: Helichrysum Italicum
Featured in: re.glow
Immortelle essential oil is obtained by steam distillation of the fragrant golden flowers found in the Mediterranean region, particularly in the Dalmatian region in Croatia. It is traditionally used in Croatian skincare products as it has a powerful regenerating effect and reduces fine lines and wrinkles.
Rose Geranium
lat: Pelargonium Graveolens
Featured in: re.vamp and re.glow
This flowering plant from the pelargonium family is traditionally grown in Egypt and has a unique fragrance irresistibly reminiscent of roses. Distilled from the leaves and flowers of Pelargonium, essential oil has balancing properties and is suitable for all skin types. It is also widely used in aromatherapy as it improves mood and promotes optimism.
Ylang - ylang
lat. Cananga Odorata
Featured in: re.start
This beautiful flower of a tropical tree is captivating for its fruity and floral fragrance and a skin-beneficial essential oil that contains linalool. This compound has antibacterial, antifungal and anti-inflammatory properties. It is also known for its mood-lifting effect.
Lavender
lat. Lavandula Angustifolia
Featured in: re.start, re.breezy and re.fresh
Lavender has potent anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, antioxidant and antibacterial properties, making it excellent for soothing and healing the skin. Its tiny molecular structure allows it to penetrate deep into the skin to help recover from the inside out. It balances your skin's moisture barrier, so it's neither too oily nor dry. Lavender is also known for its excellent, mood-lifting scent.
Nutrient-rich nuts
Baobab seed
lat: Adansonia Digitata
Featured in: re.vamp
Baobab oil is extracted from the seeds of a long-lived tree that grows in Africa, called the "tree of life" because it can reach an age of several thousand years. Baobab seed oil is rich in omega 6 and 9 fatty acids and phytosterols, which are beneficial for the care of dry, sensitive, inflamed and mature skin.
Shea
lat: Butyrospermum Parkii
Featured in: re.vamp
The shea tree grows in the African savannah and can grow up to 15 metres high. Shea butter, extracted from the fat of shea tree nuts, has been used by African mothers for centuries. It is valued as one of the best ways to relieve inflammatory skin conditions and restore the damaged lipid barrier. Rich in vitamin E.
Jojoba seed
lat: Simmondsia Chinensis
Featured in: re.start, re.vamp and re.glow
Its natural phytochemistry mimics the structure of our own skin lipids, supports the skin barrier, accelerates and promotes skin regeneration, and has anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties. Jojoba oil is excellent for all skin types, a perfect choice for skin with impurities.
Argan kernel
lat. Argania Spinosa
Featured in: re.glow
Argan trees are native to the southwestern regions of Morocco. Argan oil has been used in skincare for centuries. Due to its richness in linoleic and oleic fatty acids and high vitamin E content, argan oil has regenerative, antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties. It also improves water retention in the skin, helping your skin look radiant and fresh.
Marula seed
lat. Sclerocarya Birrea
Featured in: re.vamp and re.glow
Marula kernel oil is traditionally used in African medicine to treat skin burns. Being rich in fatty acids yet very light, it is easily absorbed, moisturizes well and successfully increases skin smoothness. It has a pleasant fruity and slightly nutty scent.
Apricot kernel
lat. Prunus Armeniaca
Featured in: re.start, re.vamp and re.glow
Apricot oil is extracted from the kernels of apricot seeds by a cold-pressed method. It is light and absorbs well, resembling the skin's naturally produced sebum. As a rich source of vitamin E and omega 6 and 9 fatty acids, it helps strengthen the skin's barrier function, making the skin plump, soft and smooth.
Medicinal plants
Gotu Kola
lat: Centella Asiatica
Featured in: re.water
This is a green, leafy plant called the "enlightenment plant" in traditional Ayurvedic medicine because of its many beneficial effects. The active components that make this plant unique are asiatic acid, madecasic acid and asiaticoside. Its effectiveness in healing processes and combating inflammatory skin processes has been scientifically proven.
Purslane
lat: Portulaca Oleracea
Featured in: re.vamp and re.water
The healing properties of purslane, also known as portulaca, have been known since ancient times. Purslane stimulates collagen production and reduces the signs of ageing thanks to its richness in vitamin C, copper, manganese and omega-3 fatty acids. In addition, scientific studies prove its nutritional properties, making it ideal for skin that needs balance, regeneration, soothing and antioxidant protection.
Green Tea
lat: Camellia Sinensis
Featured in: re.breezy and re.water
Green tea extract is an effective ingredient rich in polyphenols, catechins, proteins, amino acids, carbohydrates, vitamins B, C, E, minerals and caffeine. Green tea in skincare has shown a significant moisturising effect on the skin, improved skin texture and antimicrobial activity against skin pathogens.
Myrothamnus flabellifolia
lat: Glyceryl Glucoside
Featured in: re.water
Glycoin is an active ingredient in the desert plant Myrothamnus flabellifolia, also known as the "resurrection plant". Its peculiarity is that during periods of drought, the plant can be put into a state of metabolic dormancy while moisture brings it back to life. Its revitalising properties make it an exceptional ingredient for revitalising your skin.
Horsetail
lat: Equisetum Arvense
Featured in: re.vamp and re.water
Horsetail is one of the oldest plant species globally, characterised by its high content of silicates and silicic acids. These minerals are essential for many functions of the organism and skin. Horsetail silica in its natural form is quickly absorbed into the skin, helping to keep the skin supple, young and tight.
Aloe vera
lat. Aloe Barbadensis
Featured in: re.breezy and re.water
Aloe vera is a cactus-like plant that grows in deserts. The leaf core contains a gel rich in vitamins C, A, E and B12. It also contains polysaccharides that help retain moisture in the skin. The lignin in aloe vera improves the penetration effect of other ingredients into the skin, and the aloesin inhibits skin pigmentation after UV exposure.
Vitamin-rich fruits
Rosehip
lat: Rosa Canina
Featured in: re.glow
Rosehip oil is extracted from the fruit of the dog rose, which is particularly rich in vitamins E and C. In addition, this colourful oil is rich in omega-3, -6 and -9 fatty acids, vitamin E, carotenoids and trans-retinoic acid. Soothes dry, irritated and sensitive skin. It is perfect for the care of prematurely damaged skin, protecting it from free radicals. It is also an excellent choice for acne-prone skin and skin with hyperpigmentation and scars.
Kakadu plum
lat: Terminalia Ferdinandiana
Featured in: re.vamp and re.water
This fruit, which grows in Australia's wildest land, is extremely rich in vitamin C - it contains twice as much as orange. Vitamin C effectively stimulates the natural production of collagen, delivering the skin a youthful and smooth appearance. Kakadu plum is also rich in a unique formulation of antioxidants that help the skin fight free radicals.
Cucumber
lat. Cucumis Sativus
Featured in: re.breezy
Cucumbers have been grown for thousands of years both as food and as a remedy for the skin. Besides their high water content of 95%, cucumbers are rich in vital nutrients such as vitamins (A, B1, B2, C), minerals and essential amino acids. Cucumbers help soothe and moisturise the skin. Their refreshing properties can reduce swelling and relieve redness and itching.