By using organic skin care products, you’re helping to minimise your environmental impact and support the sustainability of our environment.
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By using organic skin care products, you’re helping to minimise your environmental impact and support the sustainability of our environment.
Read MoreHerbal waters have been used for centuries in beauty regimens because they are hydrating and deliver beneficial properties of particular herbs or flowers to skin cells. Ancient healing herbs, chamomile, lavender, rose and rose hips have been used since ancient Egypt.
Read MoreA review of medical literature finds acupuncture to be effective in treating some dermatologic conditions when compared to alternative treatments, placebo acupuncture, or no treatment.
Read MoreCollagen is an incredibly important compound responsible for your skins structure – the loss of it contributes to wrinkles and sagging; say hello to the early signs of ageing. The word collagen is derived from the Greek ‘kolla’, meaning glue.
Read MoreTopical Application of Fatty Acids can have a number of positive effects on the skin, the most important being, boosting lipid content and the repair of the skin’s barrier function.
Read MoreWe all know that berries are considered an important addition our a healthy diet (lifestyle) but why, what is it that they offer? The Acai Berry – also known as the Amazonian palm berry, is one of the most nutritious berries in existence and helps to promote healthy skin.
Read MoreIn terms of environmental impact and the yield – Carbon Dioxide compared to using hexane for extraction, fully evaporates from the final extract, leaving an extremely pure extract with no solvent residues, welcome to CO2 Supercritical Extracts.
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