Main ingredients

Chamomile

Chamomile
Useful properties of chamomile are possible thanks to its amazing composition unifying a set of chemical elements that make it a miraculous flower. It includes biological acids including isovaleric acid. Flavonoids - luteolin, quercetin and aigenin that are found in the flowers of chamomile in large numbers endow it with antibacterial properties. This whole complex of unique chemical elements forms a powerful antiviral and antibacterial agent. 

Rice milk

Rice milk
There are valuable for skin and hair beauty fatty acids in the milk, antioxidant component - ferulic acid, antioxidant vitamins A, E, phytosterols, gammaorizanol and other amino acids and micro- and macronutrients. Rice contains potassium in large doses, is rich in phosphorus, iron, calcium and iodine. It supplies the skin with eight essential amino acids and B vitamins that are beneficial for maintaining youth of a skin, nails, and hair.

Cotton

Cotton
Cotton extract is used to moisture dehydrated and dry skin, for toning mature skin. It has soothing, regenerating, calming and protecting properties. It softens and soothes, reduces redness and soothes irritation due to the presence of vitamins A and E. 

Beggars-ticks

Beggars-ticks

Beggars-ticks herb has anti-inflammatory, anti-allergic effect, and it’s a blood cleansing remedy because of the large number of biologically active substances, so it is widely used in skin diseases, various forms of diathesis, accompanied by a rash of allergic nature (especially in children), abrasions.

Grapefruit

Grapefruit
Grapefruit oil stimulates the lymphatic system and nourishes tissue cells saturating them with vitamins and minerals. It helps to restore the balance of fluids in the body, removes excess water and reduces swelling, thus helping to get rid of cellulite. 

Apple

Apple
Apples contain a lot of useful substances. They contain a large amount of carotene, of vitamins C, D, E and of B group. Also, they contain micronutrients - potassium, magnesium, phosphorus, aluminum, sodium, sulfur, iodine, boron, vanadium, iron, copper, zinc, molybdenum, nickel, chromium, and fluorine. Apples peel contains flavonoids. Useful substances are contained even in the seeds and leaves. They are fatty oils and amygdalin glycoside. 

Watermelon

Watermelon
A watermelon is full of antioxidants, i.e. substances saving body of so-called oxidative stress (which scientists call the culprit of aging). First of all, this is vitamin C: one medium size piece of watermelon gives us 25% of daily requirement of this vitamin. The flesh of the watermelon rejuvenates and smoothes the skin, tones it. 

Melon

Melon
Melons are rich in nutrients. Suffice to say that they content 18% of sugars, a lot of potassium (and thus low in sodium), have fiber, vitamin C and carotene. Melon is rich in minerals and trace elements, vitamins and organic acids. It consists of mono- and disaccharides, nicotinic and folic acids, starch and cellulose, extractive and nitrogenous substances, iron, calcium, potassium, silicon, copper, magnesium, phosphorus, and vitamins B1, B2, C, E, PP, provitamin A - substances that are beneficial for the skin and hair.  
 

Raspberry

Raspberry
Raspberry helps to keep the skin toned, prolonging its youth, it whitens and nourishes. The berries of raspberry are able to freshen up and align the complexion and protect against wrinkles, moisturize the skin making it more elastic. They comprise up to 12% of sugar, up to 3% of organic acids and their salts, tannin and coloring substances, pectins, cellulose, vitamins ("B1", "B2", "PP"), folic and ascorbic acids, carotene, copper and potassium salts, iodine, fatty acids, essential oil and other valuable substances and minerals.