Argan oil extract: 80% essential fatty acids.

Argan is a tree that grows mainly in the southeast of Morocco. The content between oleic and linoleic acid is 80% (essential fatty acids omega-6 and omega-9), and the oleic / linoleic ratio is close to 1: 1. This Moroccan oil is one of the oils with a higher content of tocopherols (about 600 mg / Kg) and therefore very stable to oxidation. Its high tocopherol content enhances its antioxidant properties, neutralizes free radicals, and protects the skin from external aggressions. The high presence of oleic and linoleic acids favors the restoration of the lipid layer of the skin and protection of the connective tissue, making it an excellent revitalizer of the skin, nails and hair. It is a cell regenerator, antioxidant, emollient, moisturizer and provides a lot of elasticity to the skin.

Seaweed extract

Its botanical determination: Fucus Vesiculosus L. Extract. Seaweed extracts used in organic lipolytic gel, mucilage, vitamins, iron, manganese, copper and zinc, as well as other trace elements. Due to its high iodine content, it has a local lipolytic action and stimulates circulation; and due to its high content of mucilage, it has a softening and emollient action on the skin.

It is used to eliminate localized adiposities, and as an adjunct in cellulite treatments. The seaweed extracts used in the lipolytic gel are composed according to their technical data sheet by: Mucilaginous polysaccharides: algin, fucoidin, lamirano or laminarin; polyphenols. Trace elements and mineral salts: abundant iodine (in the form of salts and bound to proteins and lipids), potassium, bromine, chlorine, magnesium, calcium, iron, silica, mannitol, bitter principles. Vitamins and provitamins A and D, lipids (glucosyldiacylglycerides). Contains activating properties of microcirculation, slimming, are excellent sources of amino acids and vitamins, are skin stimulants.

Hedera Helix extract

Hedera Helix extract exhibits anti-inflammatory and bacteriostatic activity and inflates microcirculation and prevents edema. It is an excellent antimicrobial, skin conditioning, smoothing, astringent, and toning agent.

It has antimicrobial, astringent, skin conditioning, calming and tonic properties. It has hedeol, an important anti-cellulite since it stimulates beta receptors. Currently ivy is studied for its vasoconstrictor property for its content of vitamin P or bioflavonoids protecting blood circulation, collagen and improving the absorption of vitamin C, activates circulation, reduces local inflammations. They contain saponins fulfilling an antifungal, antibacterial, anthelmintic and antiprotozoal function, they also have falcarinones and falcarinol, increasing their antifungal power. The set of saponins presents vasoconstrictor activity, while ivy alone externally exhibits analgesic and lipolytic properties, therefore this makes it widely used in aesthetic medicine, in cases of cellulite.

Horsetail Equisetum arvense L.

Horsetail is rich in mineral salts (15-25% ash) and its silicon content stands out, mainly in the form of SiO2 (5-10%). A small part of the silicon is in the form of water-soluble silicates (10%). The presence of salts of potassium, calcium, phosphorus and, to a lesser extent, sodium, magnesium, manganese and zinc also stands out. The values ​​obtained for each element vary slightly from one species to another. The plant also contains sterols, traces of alkaloids (including nicotine), carboxylic acids, such as equisetolic and ascorbic, and also phenolic acids, such as cinnamic, dicafeilmesotartaric and 5-Ocaphelsikimic (the latter are abundant in spring, but subsequently disappear). The abundance of silicic salts gives the horsetail remineralizing properties: it activates the formation of the fundamental substance of the connective tissue (collagen) by fibroblasts, increases the elasticity of the tissues and acts as an antirheumatic. Horsetail and its preparations are widely used in cosmetology for the prevention of wrinkles, stretch marks and cellulite.

Elder (Sambucus nigra L.)

It has important diuretic, anti-febrifuge, sweat and purifying properties, because sweating removes the toxins from these infections. It has been reported that S. nigra accumulates compounds such as anthocyanins and other polyphenols, flavonols, phenolic acids in fruit and flowers, among others they reported that flavanols and representative anthocyanins are found in leaves, fruits and flowers. It has antioxidant capacity, neutralizing the activity of the free radical of DPPH and inhibiting the co-oxidation reaction of linoleic acid and β-carotene; additionally it presents The dried flowers and leaves contain tannins, essential oils and especially routine, beneficial on the capillaries, they are used as a stimulant of circulation.