Body Balm, 200 ml
Delicate or uncompromising? Lyrical or specific? Choice is important, but in the case of this balm, it's simply... unnecessary. "Sweet Dream of a Barista" balm has it all: an uncompromising and natural composition full of goodness, to which it also owes its beautiful, authentic, and fabulous scent.
In a world full of synthetic aromas and all sorts of "nature-identical" references, we opted for pure, unprecedented madness: using what is truly natural: coffee bean hydrolate, vanilla extract, and combining them with the light sweetness of unrefined coconut oil. Why? Because coming from nature is simultaneously unobvious, authentic, and rich: there's sweetness and bitterness in coffee beans, there's chocolate and flowers; The scent of real vanilla isn't cloying or bland; it shimmers with an exotic character: sometimes sharper and spicy, sometimes so delicate that you can almost feel its softness.
The balm bases its care on two different, unrefined oils: sunflower lecithin and ginseng extract. It nourishes and protects the skin, doing the same for your well-being.
What's in the balm?* Coffee bean hydrolate - the multitude of volatile compounds found in coffee beans stimulates not only the sense of smell and the palate, but also circulation in the skin, helping swollen legs and tired arms feel lighter. But that's not all it contains. The antioxidants in coffee protect the skin from the harmful effects of external factors, helping to maintain its health, vitality, and good appearance for as long as possible.* Linseed oil - an oil exceptionally rich in triglycerides of unsaturated fatty acids: linolenic, linoleic, and oleic. It has invaluable properties for supporting skin regeneration, soothing, accelerating healing, and limiting water evaporation from the epidermis, making it ideal for the care of persistently dry and problematic skin, including skin affected by various dermatoses.* Coconut oil - a certain contrast to light linseed oil: rich primarily in saturated fatty acids, it replenishes the epidermal lipid barrier and effectively protects it from water loss. Loved by dry skin, it wonderfully smoothes, tones, and softens. Because the oil is cold-pressed and unrefined, it has an exceptionally pleasant coconut aroma.* Glycerin (vegetable) – a moisturizing agent whose effectiveness is best summarized by its long tradition of use in cosmetics.* Sunflower lecithin – a mixture of phospholipids, which are a component of every living cell. Easily absorbed by the skin. Smooths, supports regeneration, and softens the skin. Interestingly and uniquely, it both replenishes the hydrolipid barrier, preventing skin dryness, and increases the absorption of active ingredients, which is an additional advantage in skincare.* Vitamin E – rightly called the vitamin of youth: it nourishes, regenerates, helps the skin recover from irritations, and slows down the aging process.* Cetyl alcohol and glyceryl monostearate – emollients that impede water evaporation from the skin and give the cream a pleasant consistency.* Vanilla extract – moisturizes, but above all, it smells! The scent is sweet and relaxing, but also elegant, vibrant, and slightly spicy. It's a powerful ally for a good mood.* Ginseng extract (standardized to 8% ginsenosides) - has antioxidant properties and stimulates circulation, protecting the youthfulness and firmness of the skin throughout the body.* Xanthan gum and citric acid - are responsible for a stable consistency and an additional dose of hydration. The cream is preserved with a mixture approved by Ecocert, among others - benzyl alcohol and dehydroacetic acid. They are added in minimal amounts to prevent the growth of harmful microorganisms. And that's all. No dyes or other unnecessary fillers have been added. Due to the fact that the balm contains ingredients that may cause allergies (like the plants from which they are derived), it is recommended to conduct an allergy test, e.g., on your forearm. To do this, apply a small amount of the balm 48 hours before application, do not wash it off and observe the skin's reaction.
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