Anti-Cellulite Smoothing Body Concentrate

Liposlim, silk proteins, caffeine, hydroxyproline dipalmitate, green tea extract, blueberry extract, soapberry extract, curly red alga extract, arnica extract, horse chestnut extract, hamamelis extract, St. John’s wort extract, grapevine extract, ivy extract, mugwort extract, ruscus extract, candelabra extract, ginseng extract, cat’s claw extract

DESCRIPTION:

Liposlim – is a combination of two high purity plant molecules (phizetin and frambinone), which together prevent fat accumulation. Phisetin is a naturally occurring flavonoid isolated from Buxus sinica (Korean boxwood). Frambinone is a naturally occurring phenolic compound (obtained from aniseed, Pimpinella anisum), also known as raspberry ketone. The complex of these two plants significantly improves the elasticity of the skin, smooths out bumps and reduces swelling.

Silk proteins – influence the maintenance and restoration of skin elasticity and suppleness. They counteract the degenerative changes that accompany the skin ageing process. An important feature of silk is also its ability to retain water in the epidermis. Hydrolysed silk protein forms a protective film on the surface of the skin, reducing the roughness of the epidermis and hair and protecting against adverse environmental conditions. They also stimulate metabolic processes in the subcutaneous tissues.

Caffeine – has excellent draining properties – stimulates skin microcirculation. It has a good effect on flabby skin and reduces swelling. Caffeine is successfully used in cosmetics for dry and sensitive skin.

Hydroxyproline dipalmitate – an active substance obtained from plants with anti-wrinkle and moisturising effects. A derivative of hydroxyproline (the main component of collagen) counteracts the weakening of the collagen network, inhibits the enzymatic breakdown of elastin and protects fibroblasts against free radicals. Scientific studies indicate that the lipid derivative of hydroxyproline is more effective than vitamin C in protecting collagen and elastin fibres, and equals it in free radical scavenging.

Green tea extract (Camellia Sinensis) – is rich in polyphenols, tannins, alkaloids, B vitamins, vitamins K, C, P and mineral salts. It regenerates and promotes blood circulation. It has a detoxifying effect by removing free radicals. Reduces swelling, soothes and calms. The skin is better protected against UV radiation. It is used for contaminated dry, oily and acne-prone skin. It is excellent for problems with vascular fragility, irritation and sunburn. It has a regenerating and toning effect and inhibits the development of inflammation.

Blueberry extract (Vaccinium myrtillus) improves microcirculation. It has a toning, anti-inflammatory and antioxidant effect. It counteracts ageing and cellulite. The extract stimulates microcirculation, strengthens and seals blood vessels. This effect is due to the anthocyanin and vitamin content. The astringent and anti-inflammatory action of blueberry helps accelerate wound healing. Bilberry is recommended for skin problems, eczema or acne. The presence of gallic acid, malic acid and quercetin imparts bacteriostatic properties and prevents the growth of microorganisms that can contribute to various skin ailments. Blueberry extract is also recommended for soothing, anti-inflammatory and relaxing products.

Saponaria extract (Saponaria officinalis) – natural saponins with vitalizing effects, have a mild cleansing, decongestant and anti-inflammatory effect, which helps to combat excessive sebum secretion.

Extract of red curlyleaf cartilage alga (kelp Chondrus Crispus) contains carrageenan and mineral salts. It has a moisturising effect, reduces transepidermal water loss, forms a polysaccharide film on the surface of the skin, smooths it and facilitates skin regeneration. Carrageenan is a plant silicone that forms a thin film on the skin surface. This non-occlusive polysaccharide film binds to epidermal proteins and forms a ‘second’ layer of skin. It effectively protects against water loss (TEWL). Minerals (especially calcium and magnesium) strengthen and stimulate keratinisation, enhancing the skin’s resistance to environmental factors – detergents, UV radiation, irritants, pollution.

Chestnut extract (Aesculus hippocastanum) – is an important ingredient in preparations against broken capillaries. It also has a mattifying effect on the skin and removes impurities. It has firming and UV-protective properties. It has anti-inflammatory and anti-oedematous effects while strengthening blood vessels.

Arnica montana extract (Arnica montana) – has a broad spectrum of action. Due to the flavonoids it contains, it has anti-inflammatory effects. It is used as an excellent remedy for the elimination of bruises and swellings. It also has a regenerative effect and soothes skin irritations. Arnica is most often used for skin with a tendency to dilate and burst blood vessels and for polluted oily skin.

Hamamelis extract (Hamamelis virginiana) – contains a mixture of tannins, organic acids (gallic, ellagic), flavonoids and saponins. It has strong regenerative, anti-inflammatory, antibacterial and strong astringent effects. Soothes symptoms of irritation and redness. Improves blood supply to the skin.

St. John’s wort extract (Hypericum perforatum) – due to the content of tannins and phloroglucinol, St. John’s wort has antibacterial, antiseptic and astringent properties, so it is also used in dermatology as an agent facilitating wound healing. It has a regenerative and soothing effect.

Vine extract (Vitis vinifera), or grape extract, protects the skin against infections, irritation, oxidative stress and UV rays. It also has a regenerative effect on the skin, e.g. after intensive sunbathing or improper care. In addition, it improves skin tone and strongly moisturises the skin. Thanks to the presence of tannins, grape extracts make the skin more elastic, tighten and firm it. They also regulate sebum production, which makes them very suitable for oily and acne-prone skin. Due to their vitamin C content, they strengthen the walls of blood vessels, which is why they are used in cosmetics for vascular complexions.

Common ivy extract (Hedera helix) – the leaf extract has anti-edema, anti-inflammatory, diastolic and analgesic effects. It shows a high ability to penetrate deep into the skin and drains tissues, activating lymph flow. Hedragenin – a flavonoid contained in the extract causes hyperactivation of cells, i.e. an increase in energy demand and consequently burning of excess fat. Saponins contained in ivy accelerate the removal of fat and toxins accumulated in the skin tissue. A very valuable property of ivy extract is that it improves the absorption of other ingredients of cosmetic preparations by the skin. The extract is commonly used in slimming and anti-cellulite cosmetics.

Mugwort extract (Artemisia abrotanum) – extracts from this herb have tonic, strengthening, antiseptic and metabolism-regulating effects. The extract of the herb improves blood circulation in the skin and has an anti-inflammatory effect.

Ruscus aculeatus extract (Ruscus aculeatus) – extract from the root, which contains a saponin called ruscin. Ruscin strengthens and seals the venous vessels. It prevents excessive dilatation of the venous vessels and their leakage. Ruscin extracts are also suitable for the long-term treatment of excessive permeability and fragility of blood vessels. Ruszczyk effectively shrinks blood vessels and seals them can be recommended in the care of telangiectasia, rosacea, relieves symptoms of allergies. It has a relaxing effect, prevents redness and irritation. It has a cooling and anti-inflammatory effect. Used in cosmetics, firming, anti-cellulite, in the care of venous and lymphatic insufficiency.

Cimicifuga racemosa extract (Cimicifuga racemosa) – the extract from the root is rich in isoflavones, which resemble estrogens in their spatial structure and thus show affinity to their receptors. they exhibit proestrogenic effects. These compounds control enzyme activity and influence cell division and growth. They stimulate the production of hyaluronic acid, which provides the skin with adequate hydration and elasticity. They are also characterised by very strong antioxidant properties. When used in cosmetics, they prevent oxidation and damage to cell membranes, inhibit the action of enzymes such as collagenase, which breaks down the support fibres of the dermis, and strengthen blood vessels. They also have a soothing and anti-inflammatory effect.

Ginseng extract (Panax ginseng) – a root extract containing glycosides, starch, fat, volatile oil, vitamins B1, B2, and C, iron and magnesium. The extract mainly contains saponins, ginsenosides and panaxosides with very high biological activity. Ginseng root extract rejuvenates the skin, stimulates epidermal renewal, restoring the skin’s physiological balance, and regulates the water and fat balance.

Cat’s claw extract (Uncaria tomentosa) – cat’s claw extract has antibacterial and antiviral effects. Among other things, it contains catechin tannins with antioxidant effects, increasing the skin’s resistance to free radicals and inflammation. It improves skin microcirculation.