AntAnti-Aging Body Cleanser Soothing Moisturizing

Liposomesof Rosa Mosqueta Oil
Rosa Mosqueta Oil has a high content of polyunsaturated essential fatty acids (linoleic 41%, linolenic 39%), substances that are indispensable for the regenerative processes of cell membranes and thus for skin tissue renewal. Adding to the essential fatty acids is trans-retinoic acid, an isomer of vitamin A proven to have a rejuvenating effect on the epidermis. Therefore, Rosehip Oil is effective in treating scars, stretch marks, sunburns and spots. It softens expression lines, acts on premature aging of skin tissue, dry and wasted skin, and is also effective in hair regeneration. Liposomes, given their phospholipid nature, have the advantage of being completely natural, plant-derived and totally sebum-compatible products. Their special composition allows and increases their absorption and ensures in situ protection and transport of the host active ingredient, while their phospholipid components are excellent products with emollient and skin-nourishing effects. The synergistic combination of the liposomal system and omega 3 and omega 6 polyunsaturated fatty acids contained in Rosehip Oil ensures a supply of emollient substances essential for the softness and appearance of the skin. Fat-soluble vitamins A, D, E, and K, also present in Rosehip Oil, have a definite anti-free radical and anti-aging activity, helping to give the skin a healthy, glowing appearance.

Water Liposomes
The synergistic combination of a liposomal system and ultra-pure water molecules ensures maximum effectiveness and hydration. Liposomes, in fact, are microscopic spheres consisting of alternating layers of oil and water into whose interstices functional substances can be placed, which, due to the lipid nature of liposomes themselves, are more easily absorbed. Water Liposomes hydrate the skin and provide the tissues with a real reserve of moisture and freshness.

High Molecular Weight Hyaluronic Acid
Main constituent of the fundamental substance of connective tissue, it is also found in all organs and tissues. Hyaluronic Acid exerts a powerful action on tissue repair processes and imparts tone and elasticity to the skin. It forms an extremely thin film on the skin that prevents endogenous water loss, thus keeping the skin hydrated. In addition, this film, thanks to the enormous water retention capacity of Hyaluronic Acid, exerts an intense and long-lasting humectant action. The skin appears much smoother and more moist than under normal conditions, and has smoother wrinkles and greater surface shine and tone.