Shea butter

Its main chemical constituent is a high level of triglycerides, responsible for the softening, hydrating and regenerating properties that are beneficial to the skin barrier. Shea butter is mainly used in cosmetics to soften, hydrate and moisturise the skin.

Soybean oil

Thanks to its high percentage of isoflavones, soybean oil is particularly suitable for stretch marks and extremely dehydrated skin.

Actions and applications

 

  • Action: cream for hydrating and nourishing the hands smooth-flowing emollient, suitable for any use. The soft, rich and easily-absorbed texture hydrates, nourishes and protects the hands from harmful environmental factors and from skin aging. Soybean oil: nourishing, emollient, hydrating, protective. Shea butter: smoothing, healing and rejuvenating. Also suitable for cracks and small fissures. Vitamin E: antioxidant, anti-aging.
  • How to use: apply the product generously to the back of the hands, massage using the preferred technique until fully absorbed.
  • When to use: every day or whenever the hands need hydrating and nourishing.

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