Handmade soap, produced using the “cold” technique from plant oils – peanut, coconut and grapeseed oil with cocoa butter and a dash of spices and cinnamon, tangerine and orange essential oils. It has a warm and exotic fragrance, enhancing the mood and energizing on cold winter days. It has a gentle peeling effect, exfoliating the dead skin cells and leaving the skin smooth.
This popular spice is known for its beautiful scent and warming properties, especially sought-after around Christmas. It loves the company of sweet apples in a hot pie. In reality, cinnamon is ground bark of the cinnamon tree, native to tropical climates, often used in the cosmetics industry. It has bactericidal and fungicidal properties, helps remove toxins from the body, and regulates sebum production. Cinnamon is used in products such as scrubs, where it helps remove dead skin cells, increases the flow of body fluids, and improves the firmness and elasticity of the skin.
The true chocolatey indulgence for the skin. Unlike your traditional chocolate bar, it’s pale yellow with a characteristic, relaxing cocoa smell. But its lovely smell is not all there is to it. Cocoa butter’s qualities make it an all-purpose raw material for cosmetic products. Due to its very high skin biocompatibility, gentle action and non-allergic properties, it can be used to take care of the most sensitive skin, such as that of a baby. It contains large amounts of polyphenols and antioxidants that neutralize the effects of free radicals. The dense, thick texture of cocoa butter forms natural skin protection from harmful external agents.
It contains unsaturated fatty acids (palmitic, oleic, and linoleic) that moisturize, protect, and strengthen the skin, as well as vitamins A, E, K, and D, which are easily soluble in fats. In particular the “youth vitamins”, A and E, have beneficial influence on the skin, delaying its aging while moisturizing and protecting it from external factors.
