Shea butter. Shea butter helps prevent the appearance of wrinkles, revitalizes tired skin, and shields it from harmful environmental factors, slowing down the aging process.
Oat oil. This oil reduces the visibility of both fine lines and deeper wrinkles, locks in moisture, promotes cell regeneration, and enhances skin elasticity.
Jojoba oil. With anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, and antioxidant properties, jojoba oil stimulates collagen production, supports cell regeneration, and helps maintain skin health.
Poppy seed and hemp oils. These oils aid in the skin's regenerative processes, visibly reducing wrinkles and fine lines, slowing down aging, and restoring vitality and firmness to tired skin.
Edelweiss stem cells. With antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effects, edelweiss stem cells protect against collagen and elastin degradation, naturally smoothing the skin, reducing wrinkles, and restoring its proper structure. They also guard against environmental damage.
COLLAGENA collagen. The Bulgarian collagen hydrolysate, produced under patent by a renowned Bulgarian laboratory, has scientifically proven molecular effects that restore the skin's proper structure. Unlike many collagens that merely create a superficial film on the skin, the Bulgarian patented collagen works deeply at a molecular level to combat wrinkles. It does not strain the skin with prolonged use, eliminating the need for constant product replacements. Understanding the value of collagen for beauty, youthfulness, and skin strength is crucial. Collagen, the most essential protein in connective tissue, plays a significant role in determining the skin's condition and appearance.
During childhood and adolescence, collagen fibers are parallel and flexible, resulting in elastic and smooth skin. However, collagen fibers undergo changes over time, leading to decreased water-soluble collagen levels, modified collagen, loss of elasticity, dryness, and the appearance of wrinkles. To compensate for this natural collagen loss, cosmetic products that supplement soluble collagen are necessary. Clinical tests have demonstrated that collagen activates connective tissue metabolism and stimulates the formation of new collagen fibers.
