Ingrediens

Through our specially developed cold-sterile extraction process, we can achieve a higher preservation of active ingredients in our final products compared to conventional production methods.

To better understand how colostrum works, some of its active components are explained in more detail below:

• Telomerase: Colostrum is the only food known to us that contains the enzyme telomerase, also known as the “immortality enzyme.” Research suggests that this enzyme has a delaying effect on the aging process of skin cells.
• Immunoglobulins: These are powerful antibodies that destroy bacteria and viruses, or assist the immune system in neutralizing them.

To ensure the consistently high quality of our colostrum, our production is certified according to ISO 9001:2000, and all manufacturing processes strictly follow the HACCP hygiene standard.

Unlike regular tap water, which is used in many cheaper products, rose water contains a variety of valuable active ingredients.

Thanks to a very high content of antioxidants, vitamins B, C, D, and E, as well as pectins and tannins, rose water has a mild antibacterial and anti-inflammatory effect. As a result, the rose water in our Semi-Fat Creams can also help prevent so-called razor bumps and accelerate the healing process.

Procyanidin, a component of grape seed oil, binds to elastin and collagen. As a result, it acts as a cross-linking agent for blood vessels and helps to firm both tissue and skin.

The resveratrol enzymes contained in grape seed oil can slow down the skin’s aging process, thereby contributing to an extended lifespan of skin cells. In addition, resveratrol counteracts the development of inflammation and edema.

Grape seed oil consists of 70% linoleic acid, which belongs to the group of omega-6 fatty acids. These fatty acids are among the most important factors for skin cell renewal and are therefore absolutely essential for wound healing. Consequently, linoleic acid can also counteract common skin problems such as atopic eczema, flakiness, or acne.

Boswellic acids, extracted from the resin of the frankincense tree, are known to possess skin-smoothing, antiseptic, and soothing properties. Furthermore, they can help inhibit skin inflammation and are recommended for the care of wrinkles in mature or dry skin.

Many infectious skin conditions in the body are triggered by enzymes. Boswellic acids can interact with these pro-inflammatory enzymes, thereby containing or even preventing the progression of skin infections.

The polysaccharides contained in Aloe Vera, for example, serve as a basis for the skin’s connective cells, thereby helping to promote faster wound healing. In addition, the production of collagen and elastic fibers in the connective tissue is increased. This results in improved blood circulation and enhanced regeneration of damaged skin areas.

By inhibiting bradykinin synthesis, Aloe Vera provides anti-inflammatory and, most importantly, pain-relieving effects.

Numerous scientific studies have already demonstrated that Aloe Vera is effective for various skin conditions in the intimate area. For instance, creams and ointments containing Aloe Vera are recommended for conditions such as seborrheic dermatitis, genital herpes, psoriasis, or generally to promote improved wound healing.