The Benefits of Plants

The Benefits of the Date Palm | Phoenix dactylifera

An outstanding ingredient due to its impressive diversity and the richness of its composition, the date has many benefits for the skin.

Anti-inflammatory, soothing, antibacterial and antifungal, the bigaradier and its extracts have many benefits for the skin.

Virgin prickly pear seed oil is a true champion for its remarkable richness in lipidic and antioxidant substances.

It reveals a powerful mechanism that reduces the synthesis of melanin and its export to the skin's surface.

The seeds of the Aleppo pine are very appreciated and prized for their tremendous benefits on the health of our body and our skin.

It has the extraordinary ability to trap and boost water distribution in the epidermis thanks to its two key proteins.

Roucou (Bixa orellana), also known as urucum, is a tree with fruits particularly rich in carotenoids and vitamin E.

The wild pansy may be a small flower but it is the flower of skin problems: it can treat imperfections!

With an extraordinary wealth of polyphenols and tannins, blueberry leaves have many benefits for the skin.

It is a highly nutritious microscopic freshwater algae as old as time. It has a considerable wealth of nutrients.

Moringa is a tree renowned for its ability to resist drought and oxidation, which has earned it the nickname "Never Die".

Known and recognized for its powerful nutritive and hydrating powers, the vegetable butter of shea contains an extraordinary wealth of vitamins.