Evening Primrose Cream

The natural, spring water is filtered through a special water treatment system that cleans, energises and mineralises the water. It is a good solvent for many raw materials.

It is present in all waxes and oils. It attracts water to the skin and supports cell regeneration. We only use plant-based glycerin.

We use a caprylic/capric triglyceride, that is extracted from the coconut. The skin-friendly cleansing-active substance is produced from sugars and plant-based fats of the coconut. It is much milder than conventional surfactants and biodegradable.

An emulsifier, which is produced using plant-based fats. It makes sure that the plant-based oil spreads easily on the skin.

Emulsifier to stabilize water in oil compounds.

Squalane oil is extracted from the press residues of olive oil. The natural antioxidant protects the skin, softens, calms and prevents irritation.

Plant-based emollient. It is used as an organic silicone replacement because it provides the skin with a very smooth and silky feeling.

Plant-based glycerine and natural fatty acids from castor oil form a skin-friendly emulsifier. It absorbs well and leaves a very soft, enwrapping and comfortable skin feeling, without a greasy residue.

Evening primrose seed extract contains gamma-linolenic acid, which is important for cell renewal, prevents moisture loss and strengthens the cell membrane.

Extract from the seed of the kiwi makes the skin supple and has soothing properties.

Shea butter is rich in minerals and vitamins such as vitamin E, beta-carotene, omega-3 fatty acids, stearic acid and linoleic acid which fight free radicals, protect skin cells and provide long-lasting hydration.

Rich in antioxidants, castor oil soothes the skin and has an anti-inflammatory effect while providing an anti-ageing benefits.

Cosmetic colorant with moisturising effect. It increases the water content of the skin and keeps it soft and smooth. In addition, it improves the spreadability on the skin.

Sodium chloride is an organic product and is used as a preservative.

Levulinic acid is produced by the fermentation of sugar or corn and has a preservative effect. In addition, it regulates the pH value of the skin and improves the natural acid protection.

The vitamin E in sunflower oil provides an antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effect that protects against premature skin ageing. Rich in lecithin, the oil supports the skin's protective acid layer.

A plant-derived sugar mixture that is present in similar form in the skin. It attaches itself to keratin in the skin and ensures that the skin is ideally hydrated.

It is derived from vitamin E and is resistant to light and oxygen. It is well absorbed by the skin and has a healing function. It acts as an antioxidant and a free radical scavenger.

The substance is obtained from Indian basil and star anise. It regulates the pH value of the skin and enhances its natural acid protection.

Beeswax soothes dry, chapped skin and forms a soft protective film on the skin as well as having an antimicrobial effect.

The most important active substances in marigold flowers include flavonoids and saponins. These have a strong anti-inflammatory effect and promote the repair and healing processes of the skin.

Tocopherol is a collective term for various vitamin E derivatives. Vitamin E protects against free radicals, retains moisture in the skin, promotes cell renewal and can reduce skin damage caused by UV radiation.

Marigold extract promotes skin regeneration, strengthens the tissue and supports the natural self-healing processes of the skin.

Rosemary leaf extract improves circulation and has a strong antioxidant effect and antibacterial properties. It also promotes skin metabolism and helps to balance blemished skin.

The well-tolerated extract from the seeds of the balloon vine moisturises the skin, helps soothe irritations and calm red, itchy skin.

Citric acid to adjust the pH and moisture retention factor.

Lecithin is naturally present in the human body and one of its basic components because it is a building block of cell membranes. Lecithin is used in cosmetics because of its ability to permanently combine water and fats. Lecithin is therefore an important component of creams, lotions and ointments, but it is also used in soaps and shampoos for its moisturising qualities. However, lecithin not only moisturises, but also facilitates the absorption of other nutrients through the skin, supports the defence of free radicals in combination with antioxidants such as vitamin C and E and ensures an increased moisture content of the skin. Botanic lecithin regulates the pH value of the skin and supports the natural protective barrier of the skin.

Citric acid is a natural preservative.