A gentle oil, perfect for sensitive skin. Provides a smoothing and soothing effect.

Did You Know? Apricot kernels have been used for centuries in traditional remedies and even to create amaretto, thanks to their unique aroma and properties.

Perfect for dry, cracked, and barrier-damaged skin. It promotes cell regeneration, enhances the absorption of active ingredients, and is gentle enough for sensitive or damaged skin.

Did You Know? Avocado oil comes from the creamy pulp of the fruit, not the seed, and has been used as a beauty secret since the time of the Aztecs.

Rich in nutrients, Baobab oil is ideal for moisture-deficient and barrier-compromised skin. It forms a moisturizing layer, smooths the skin, and reinforces the skin barrier.

Did You Know? Baobab trees, also known as "The Tree of Life," can store up to 100,000 liters of water in their trunks to survive harsh droughts.

Colostrum is packed with immune factors that help the skin combat pro-inflammatory bacteria. Its growth factors promote faster skin regeneration, making it a key ingredient in our formulations.

Did You Know? Colostrum has been revered since ancient times, with records showing its use in Ayurvedic medicine for thousands of years.

Cocoa butter is a rich, soothing ingredient that relieves irritation and chapped skin, leaving it velvety soft and smooth.

Did You Know? Cocoa butter was prized by the Mayans and Aztecs, not just for skincare, but as a form of currency, highlighting its immense value in ancient cultures.

Coconut oil absorbs quickly into the skin, leaving it soft and supple without a greasy feel. Its cooling sensation is especially comforting for itchy or irritated skin.

Did You Know? Coconut oil has been used for centuries in tropical regions not just for skincare but also as a natural sunscreen, thanks to its ability to block about 20% of UV rays.

Cupuacu butter binds moisture effectively and absorbs beautifully into the skin. It supports barrier regeneration, calms redness, and leaves skin hydrated and refreshed.

Did You Know? Cupuacu is a relative of cacao and is often called the "rainforest's white chocolate" because of its creamy texture and deliciously sweet scent.

Ideal for both internal and external use on scaly or inflamed skin. Rich in essential fatty acids, it supports cell membrane formation, promotes skin regeneration, and strengthens the skin barrier.

Did You Know? Evening primrose flowers bloom only at night, giving them their name. Native Americans traditionally used the plant for its healing properties long before it became a skincare favorite.

A powerhouse hydrator, glycerin provides deep moisture, improves skin elasticity, and reinforces the skin’s barrier function for long-lasting softness and protection.

Did You Know? Glycerin was first discovered in 1779 during experiments with olive oil and has been a skincare staple ever since!

A natural skin component, hyaluronic acid creates a hydrating barrier, locking in moisture in the upper skin layers. It provides continuous hydration, delivering a skin-tightening and smoothing effect.

Did You Know? Hyaluronic acid is a natural molecule found in your skin, joints, and eyes, and it can hold up to 1,000 times its weight in water — making it one of nature's best hydrators.

With its deeply nourishing properties, Lame Cream leaves the skin feeling soft and smooth.

Did You Know? The term "Lame" in Lame Cream comes from its unique emulsifier blend that creates a luxurious, creamy texture highly valued in skincare formulations.

This gentle oil rebalances over-treated and irritated skin. Its low penetration depth makes it perfect for sensitive skin, as it minimally interacts with barrier lipids while providing soothing care.

Did You Know? Neutral oils are so gentle and stable that they’re commonly used as carriers in aromatherapy, helping essential oils evenly distribute without altering their properties.

A highly effective moisturizer that provides deep hydration without leaving a sticky residue.

Did You Know? Pentylene glycol is naturally found in bamboo, which contributes to its reputation as a sustainable and eco-friendly ingredient in modern skincare.

Reduces inflammation and soothes the skin, particularly in conditions where a lack of cholesterol causes dryness and sensitivity. It restores stability to the skin barrier and reducing transepidermal water loss.

Did You Know? Phytosteryl macadamiate mimics the skin’s natural cholesterol, a crucial component for maintaining the barrier — nature's way of giving your skin an ally in its defense system.

Rich in antioxidants and anti-inflammatory properties, this ingredient promotes cell regeneration and is ideal for damaged skin. Its unique palmitoleic acid content, a component of skin lipids, makes it especially effective in restoring and protecting the skin barrier.

Did You Know? Sea buckthorn berries are so nutrient-dense that they were used as a survival food by ancient Tibetan monks and even carried into space by cosmonauts!

A completely irritation-free ingredient, squalene delivers a soft, silky skin feel without any greasiness. Naturally produced in the skin as part of cholesterol synthesis, it helps reduce lipid oxidation and maintain a healthy barrier.

Did You Know? Squalene is naturally found in human skin and is also derived from plants like olives and sugarcane. Sharks were once the primary source of squalene, but eco-friendly alternatives have taken its place.

A gentle, caring oil with anti-inflammatory properties, it protects skin lipids from oxidative damage while soothing and nourishing.

Did You Know? Sunflowers can track the sun throughout the day, a phenomenon known as heliotropism, which inspired their name and association with vitality and growth.

As a natural component of the skin’s own moisturizing factor, urea binds moisture and alleviates itching, making it especially beneficial for atopic skin conditions.

Did You Know? Urea was the first organic compound synthesized from inorganic materials in 1828, marking a groundbreaking moment in modern chemistry.

Panthenol, a vitamin B precursor, supports essential skin metabolic processes and is highly tolerated by all skin types. It retains moisture, soothes inflammation, and aids in wound healing. Additionally, it enhances skin elasticity and strengthens the barrier function while reducing redness and itching.

Did You Know? Vitamin B5, also known as pantothenic acid, gets its name from the Greek word "pantos," meaning "everywhere," because it’s found in nearly all living cells.

Vitamin E prevents oxidation of skin membrane lipids, locks in moisture, renews skin cells, and provides an anti-inflammatory, smoothing effect for an even, healthy appearance.

Did You Know? Vitamin E was first discovered in 1922 and is so essential to health that it was initially called the "fertility vitamin" due to its critical role in reproduction.

A skin-friendly consistency enhancer, xanthan gum improves hydration, forms a protective barrier, and reduces water loss from the skin.

Did You Know? Xanthan gum is a natural byproduct of sugar fermentation and is so stable that it can maintain its consistency even in extreme temperatures or pH levels.

Zinc offers moisture-binding and antimicrobial benefits, effectively regulating the skin microbiome by targeting bacteria, yeasts, and molds for a healthier, balanced complexion.

Did You Know? Zinc has been used for centuries to treat wounds and skin conditions, dating back to ancient Egyptian and Indian medical practices.