Firming Cellulite Cream

WATER. Water positively supports the moisture content of the skin and is used to dissolve vegetable ingredients. The quality of the water is regularly checked for physical and microbiological values.

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.

GYLCERINE (SUGAR ALCOHOL). Glycerin occurs in nature as a component of fats (triglycerides = glycerin with 3 fatty acids). It is a natural component of our Natural Moisturizing Factor (NMF) of the skin and is present as part of the storage fat in plants. Glycerin binds water and can thus promote the skin's moisture. A well moisturized skin ages more slowly and is better protected against environmental influences.

C15-19 ALKANE (EMOLLIENT). This emmolient, which is obtained from oil-containing plants, contains carbon chains (=alkane) with a length of 15-19 atoms. It is a natural alternative to silicones, it is quickly absorbed and leaves a smooth skin feeling.

SUNFLOWER OIL. Oil from the sunflower seeds, its name comes from its ability to turn its flower head towards the sun. Due to its high content of linoleic acid, it is a light, non-sticky and caring oil. The contained vitamin E has an antioxidant effect.

PALM GLYCERIDES. Glycerides from the oil palm, which support the solubility of fat-loving substances in an aqueous environment.

GLYCERYL STEARATE (CO-EMULSIFIER). Co-emulsifier of vegetable origin (various oils). A consistency enhancer and auxiliary emulsifier for lotions and creams.

COCO-CAPRYLATE (EMOLLIENT). A fast-spreading, refatting emollient of natural origin that leaves the skin feeling silky smooth and soft.

SHEA BUTTER. Shea butter derives from the nut of the shea tree, is rich in antioxidants and is considered to be particularly nutritious and protective due to the contained fatty acids, resulting in velvety soft skin. Its high content of vitamin E, carotenoids and allantoin gives it smoothing properties and makes it particularly beneficial for stressed skin.

ALMOND OIL. Almond oil is a highly digestible oil and is therefore recommended for all skin types. Due to the spectrum of fatty acids rich in oleic acid, almond oil is absorbed well and deeply and can thus increase the penetration of other functional ingredients.

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.

OLIVE OIL. Olive oil - vegetable oil with predominantly simple unsaturated fatty acids. Good option to moisturize and nourish very dry skin.

COFFEE EXTRACT. Coffee contains caffeine, vitamins, coffee acids and antioxidants. The extract is especially appreciated in cases of cellulite. Another effect can be the decongestant effect of certain parts of the body. Redness can be reduced and the skin appears smooth and firm.

SUNDEW. The sundew is a carnivorous plant that excretes special decomposing substances for the digestion of trapped insects. In studies, these have been associated with a shrinking of the adipocytes (fat cells), which can lead to a better feeling in the case of cellulite. The skin appears smooth and well cared for.

GINKGO. Ginkgo is the holy tree in Asia, some specimens even survived the nuclear attacks in World War II. Regarding evolution, the ginkgo is the example of the intermediate step from coniferous to deciduous trees, the leaf is technically a fanned out needle. The leaves contain valuable antioxidants. In folk medicine, ginkgo is valued for its blood circulation-promoting effect.

VINE LEAF. An up to 10 m high climbing shrub that grows in temperate and subtropical climates. The vine leaf contains Reservatrol and OPCs, which have a strong antioxidant effect.

IVY. The ivy is a native liana. The contained saponins calm irritated skin. In folk medicine, ivy is valued for its firming and tightening effect on the skin.