Safflower seed oil
Camelina seed oil
Soap-free, sulfate-free cleansing base
Rice protein
Honey/propolis
Vegetable oils
Essential oil of manuka and lavandin
Millet
Lipidic complex extracted from vegetable oils
Synergy of essential oils
Vegetable oil
Essential oil of lavandin
The essential oil of lavandin, when applied onto the skin, is soothing, antiseptic, deodorizing and anti-inflammatory. It is also used in inhalation thanks to its relaxing scent.
Essential oil of wormwood
Propolis
Propolis is produced by bees to protect and sanitize their hive thanks to its antimicrobial activity.
Tamanu (seeds)
Traditionally, tamanu oil (Calophyllum inophyllum), also called calophylle or foraha oil has been used to treat numerous skin conditions (eczema, psoriasis, etc.). Rich in essential fatty acids, it also possesses soothing and healing properties.
Pumpkin (seeds)
Desensitizing agent that inhibits the synthesis of histamine (main mediator of allergy), providing therefore a soothing effect.
Samphire
The samphire is a Mediterranean plant which grows by the sea. It helps stimulate epidermis cells to enable a healthier skin. It also favors cell renewal.
Liquen
Rico en ácido úrico, el extracto de líquenes inhibe el crecimiento de las bacterias responsables de los malos olores. Por eso tiene un efecto desodorizante.
Salicornia
The salicornia is a plant located on coastline or saline settings with a strong hydrating power.
Tea tree
The essential oil of the tea tree (Melaleuca alternifolia) possesses anti-inflammatory, antiseptic and antifungal properties.
Camphor
The essential oil of camphor is highly lipophilic. It provides a cooling sensation, resulting in a local anaesthetic effect. It also possesses antimicrobial activity.
Cedar
The essential oil of cedar possesses healing and anti-parasitic properties.
Gaultheria
Also known as wintergreen; its essential oil possesses soothing and anti-itching properties.
Clove
The essential oil of clove is very rich in eugenols. These compounds possess analgesic and anaesthetic properties. Research has shown that clove also possesses insect-repellent properties.
Peppermint
It contains various elements, such as menthol which enable antiviral and antibacterial properties.
Oregano
Oregano contains carvacrol and thymol, which are antimicrobial agents and possess vermifugal and insect-repelling properties.
Rosemary
The rosemary is a typical shrub from the Mediterranean region. This aromatic plant possesses antibacterial and antifungal properties.
N-acetylcysteine
Amino acid which helps fight against communities of germs, called a biofilm, causing very frequently recurrent skin infections or otitis and antibiotic resistance.
Wheat
Cranberry (whole berries)
The active constituents of cranberry such as vitamin C and polyphenols including proanthocyanidins (PAC) are well known in helping limit the adhesion and proliferation of E. Coli bacteria on urinary tract wall and for their powerful antioxidant effect.
Candelilla wax
This vegetable wax is obtained from a bush in the northern of Mexico. It has powerful filmogenic and softening effects.
Aluminium oxide
Mineral screen which reflects sunrays instead of absorbing them to protect the skin.
Titanium dioxide
Mineral screen which reflects sunrays instead of absorbing them to protect the skin.
Ginseng extract
The ginseng extract contains ginsenosides with antioxidant properties.
Goji extract
Well-known as a superfood, the goji extract is also beneficial when applied onto the skin because it is rich in carotenoids, precursors of vitamin A (retinol) which protect the skin from oxidative stress and stimulates skin cell renewal.
Ravintsara essential oil
The essential oil of ravintsara has, among other things, immunostimulative and neurotonic properties to help balance the nervous system
Neem (seeds and leaf)
The vegetable oil from neem seeds provides essential fatty acids (omega 3 and 6). Coming from the Indian subcontinent, neem oil has been used in skincare for centuries.
Manuka
The essential oil of manuka has antimicrobial and antibiofilm properties.
Essential oil of red myrtle
The essential oil of red myrtle has antimicrobial properties. It acts on microorganisms by weakening their membrane thus facilitating their elimination.
Honey
Honey possesses healing and protective properties.
Abyssinian crambe seed oil
«Silicone-like» from sunflower oil
Vitamins & Zinc
Bamboo
Bamboo extract is rich in silica with remineralizing properties. It is a natural fortifying ingredient to reinforce the coat and strengthen the claws.
Phytokeratin
Keratin of natural origin extracted from wheat and millet. Phytokeratin provides sulphur amino acids (cystine and methionine) and has an effect on the structure of the hair and the claws, enhancing their quality & vitality.
Essential oil of niaouli
The essential oil of niaouli (Melaleuca quinquenervia) is rich in nerolidol, a terpenic molecule which gives a pleasant and durable floral scent. It has also antibacterial properties.
Saponaria root
Grape seed oil
The grape seed oil is rich in essential fatty acids and has restructuring and emollient properties. It also contains antioxidant phenolic compounds which neutralizes free radicals or slows down their production.
Turmeric
The essential oil of turmeric possesses an anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties.
Arnica extract
The arnica extract has anti-inflammatory and soothing properties. It is thus very useful in case of muscle or joint pain: osteoarthritis, physical activities, convalescence…