Handmade soap, produced using the “cold” technique from plant oils, including hemp oil which ensures that the skin is properly moisturised and helps to restore its flexibility. The content of tea tree, patchouli, clove, pine and geranium oils gives the cosmetic an enticing, rich herbal fragrance. Particles of nutmeg exfoliate the skin gently. The soap is recommended for mature and demanding skin.
It may bring bad connotations, but it’s the true king among oils. Its miraculous soothing qualities cannot be overestimated. This oil comes from the seeds of hemp, a plant cultivated in Europe. Recently it’s been growing in popularity in cosmetology due to its excellent nourishing and restoring qualities. When applied to the skin, this active component has a visible effect on its condition. It calms irritation, which makes it perfect even for inflamed and atopic skin, and boosts the hydrolipidic film, preventing moisture loss. Hemp oil also has antifungal and bacteriostatic qualities.
Nutmeg comes from the ground inner part of the pit of the nutmeg tree, an evergreen shrub native to the Moluccas, also known as the Spice Islands, in Indonesia. It is used in the kitchen as a prized and aromatic spice, in medicine to improve digestion and prevent stomach ulcers, and in cosmetics as the exfoliating agent in peelings and soaps. Nutmeg essential oil is also recommended for strengthening hair follicles, and in the care of oily and mature skin.
Shea butter is the cold-pressed pulp of the shea tree native to Central Africa. It contains fats, waxes, vitamins, allantoin, terpenes, and sterols. On its own, it is almost a ready-made “skin care cream from Nature.” It creates a delicate film on the skin, protecting it from the sun, frost, and wind.
