Clear Skin Carbon Cleanser

SODIUM COCO-SULFATE (SURFACTANT). Sodium cocosulfate is a mild surfactant, which ensures good cleaning with good foam formation.

BEHENYL ALCOHOL (FATTY ALCOHOL). This fatty alcohol of natural origin supports the preservation of moisture in the skin. The functional ingredient has a stabilizing function for the product itself.

CETEARYL ALCOHOL (FATTY ALCOHOL). Mixture of cetyl and stearyl alcohol, these are fatty alcohols, which are produced by the reduction of the corresponding fatty acids. A very common ingredient of cosmetic formulas, which gives the skin a pleasantly soft feeling and supports the formation of emulsions in the product. It also has a moisturizing effect and is supposed to smooth the skin.

COCONUT BETAINS (SURFACTANT). Coconut betaines originate primarily from coconut oil and have a cleansing effect. The mild surfactant is also skin and hair caring.

AZELAIC ACID. Azelaic acid is a naturally occurring straight-chained saturated dicarboxylic acid naturally present in rye, wheat, and barley. When used in cosmetic formulations, azelaic acid penetrates the skin effectively and stimulates cellular activity. Azelaic acid is able to assist in normalisation of the microflora on the skin. Organisms that have become opportunistic are normalised to their normal level, including propionibacterium acnes, and it thus assists in many cases in clearing and preventing acne.

ARGAN OIL. The "liquid gold of Morocco" contains 80% unsaturated fatty acids as well as the antioxidant vitamin E and phenols. The linoleic acid contained in argan oil acts as natural cell protection and can support the restoration of new skin cells. In addition, it is said to improve the elasticity of the skin and to have a moisturizing effect on skin and hair.

ALMOND/ BORAGE/LINSEED/OLIVE ACIDS/GLYCERIDES EMULSIFIER. This combination of almond, borage, linseed, and olive oil acids, along with glycerides, is used in cosmetic products to soothe and nourish the skin, and to improve the appearance of wrinkles, hyperpigmentation, and acne.

MACADAMIA OIL. Macadamia oil derives from the nuts of the tree that originally grew in Australia. Due to the similarity of the fatty acid spectrum to human sebum, the oil is particularly good for dry, chapped and sensitive skin.

KALAHARI MELON SEED OIL. Oil from the seeds of the Kalahari melon. It is rich in antioxidants and vitamins A, C and E and has a hydrating and firming effect. It is also said to stimulate the growth of skin cells.

CHARCOAL. Charcoal may help remove impurities and dirt from the skin, improving its texture and appearance. Oily skin can look shiny due to an overproduction of sebum. Sebum is essential for protecting and hydrating the skin, but too much can clog pores and cause spots to develop. Charcoal may help by soaking up the excess oil that some people’s skin produces. Charcoal products may help to soak up and bind excess oil. This may help clear blackheads and improve the appearance of acne or spots.

GREEN TEA (CAMELLIA SINENSIS). Is derived from the leaves of the tea plant. It is rich in antioxidants and also contains caffeine as well as other health-promoting compounds such as theanine and polyphenols. In the cosmetic industry, Camellia Sinensis is often used as an ingredient in skin care products because it has soothing, anti-inflammatory, and moisturizing properties. Camellia Sinensis can also be used in hair care products to strengthen the hair and improve hair health.

ALOE VERA. Aloe Vera is a magic plant. It acts as a cooling, soothing, and moisturizing agent, supports the skin's self-healing, and its antioxidants protect against free radicals. Additionally, Aloe Vera contains anti-inflammatory substances like salicylates and polysaccharides, and it promotes wound healing and skin regeneration.