Ingredients

Avocado oil is a rich, nourishing, and restorative oil, perfect for dry, sensitive, mature skin, and restoring skin care. Avocado oil is cold-pressed from the fruit pulp (Persea gratissima), giving it a green hue and creamy texture. Rich in essential fatty acids, vitamin E, phytosterols, and provitamin A, it’s a complete skin-care oil. Skin benefits

Castor oil is obtained by cold pressing the seeds of the Ricinus communis plant. It is a thick, viscous oil, rich in ricinoleic acid, known for its soothing and restorative properties. Skin & hair benefits In soaps, it’s used at low percentages (5–10%) to improve lather quality.

Activated charcoal is a fine black powder made by carbonizing plant materials (such as wood, coconut shells or bamboo), then “activated” to dramatically increase its absorption capacity. It is known for its detoxifying, purifying and mattifying properties. Skin benefits Perfect in purifying soaps, face masks, scrubs, cleansers or spot treatments.

Extracted from the seed of the mango fruit (Mangifera indica), mango butter is a soft, smooth butter with a non-greasy, silky texture. Rich in fatty acids, sterols, and antioxidants, it’s a lighter alternative to shea butter. Skin benefits Perfect for body butters, light creams, hand care, hair masks and melting balms.

Coconut oil is extracted from the dried pulp of coconuts (Cocos nucifera), often through cold pressing. Naturally solid at room temperature, it is rich in lauric acid and valued for its nourishing and purifying properties. Skin benefits May be comedogenic for oily skin types — best used in moderation in facial care.

But, what is it? It is simply the first cold pressed, organic olive oil that is Ecocert certified that has been hyperoxygenated. A method to drastically enhance the therapeutic effects of olive oil. But who exactly was the first to develop this process? The Pasteur Institute and professor Baranger, are the ones who came up…