Melaleuca oil: The Tea Tree oil is obtained by steam distillation of the fresh leaves and twigs of Melaleuca Alternifolia, a tree that grows on the west coast of Australia. It has an antimicrobial action and protects the skin from the harmful action of external agents.

Blackcurrant: Famous for its use as a gemmo-derivative, it is one of the plants of which various parts are used. It has several topical actions: it reduces tissue secretions and makes the skin soft and smooth.

Aloe Vera gel: An opalescent gel is obtained from the fleshy part of the Aloe leaves. It contains several substances including mucilage, vitamins, minerals, saponins and glycoproteins. Topically, it has an emollient action.

Shea Butter: It is a fatty substance of vegetable origin, which is extracted from the seeds. The butter is composed of a high fraction of triglycerides and keeps skin soft and smooth.

Calendula: The extract is obtained from flowers and is rich in flavonoids, polysaccharides, carotenes and phytosterols. Components that give it emollient properties.

Chamomile: A plant that grows spontaneously in Italy, it is very common and one can easily find its flowers in meadows. It has an emollient action and makes the skin softer and smoother.

Mallow: Its name derives from Latin and means‘ soft ’, because its emollient properties have been known since ancient times. Topically, it also helps to mitigate uncomfortable skin sensations (soothing effect).

Betaine: It is an amino acid that is obtained as a by-product of sugar beet processing.

Wild Mint Oil: The oil is obtained from the leaves of the plant. It also gives the product a pleasant odour and, when applied to the skin, it gives a pleasing sensation of freshness.