ACTIVE ORGANICS Face Night Cream for Dry Skin "Nourishing and Rebuilding" with Aralia Mandshurica, Active Organics Wild Herbs and Flowers 50 ml (Natura Siberica)
Siberia and the Far East contain the world's only remaining untouched natural resources and flora. The plants grow here naturally, freely, abundantly. Accustomed to constantly fighting for survival in the harsh climate, wild grasses have great resilience in Siberia.To use this living energy for the benefit of health and beauty, we apply a minimum of artificial additives, use advanced technologies and strictly control all stages of production. Because of this, the wild grasses can reveal their potential.Natura Siberica is not just natural cosmetics and not just cosmetics made from herbs. This is Russia's first organic cosmetic line and it really works.Highly active wild grasses from Siberia and the Far East.Modern formulas with the highest quality content of plant components.At least 95% of ingredients are vegetable origin.Certified organic extracts and oils.Free of petrochemicals, silicones, parabens, artificial dyes.Night cream Natura Siberica pleasant texture based on vegetable components of the natural oasis of the Siberian "organic" nature intensely nourishes the skin's natural regeneration starts and cell renewal, ensures your skin needed a good rest and care. Through forming part of the Manchurian Aralia, moisturizing liposome complex, plant prokollagenu helps to restore the structure of cells, softens skin and makes it supple and gives it a fresh healthy look. The cream is ideal for effective care for dry skin.Aralia Mandshurica - a unique Siberian herb - protects the skin from negative environmental impacts, improves circulation, increases energy and vitality fills the skin;Siberian flax extract nourishes the skin with nutrients and deeply moisturizes, restores cell respiration and strengthening the structure;Organic extracts of chamomile, calendula and meadowsweet accelerate the process of cell regeneration, relieve irritation, soften and protect skin from climatic effects.