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Olive oil, the cellular antioxidant 
Particularly rich in fatty acids, our olive oil contains more than 60% oleic acid, which is an omega 9, excellent comfort for dry and damaged skin. It also contains linoleic acid, an omega 6 essential for healthy skin, and palmitic acid, a natural protector of the skin barrier.
Pachamama olive oil also has a high concentration of antioxidants (vitamin E, squalenes and phenolic compounds) as well as phytosterols, which calm inflammation and promote cell regeneration.
In addition, olive oil is one of the vegetable oils best suited to dermatological use. Its composition is in fact similar to that of the sebum naturally present in the epidermis.

raw beeswax 
Beeswax nourishes and protects.
Its fatty acids nourish the skin and make it more supple. Thus beeswax, both moisturizing and emollient, also has the ability to leave a protective film. It has this power to make our skin more elastic and much softer.

Shea Butter
Shea butter has multiple natural virtues for the well-being of the skin: It is moisturizing, softening, softening, anti-inflammatory, regenerating and antioxidant.
The main components of Shea butter:
Vitamin A: regenerates, provides suppleness and elasticity and repairs damaged skin
Vitamin E: antioxidant, hydrates and limits the effects of skin aging
Vitamin D: healing
Vitamin F: protects against external aggressions
Ceramides: strengthen the skin barrier and regulate hydration
Resin esters: healing
Latex: brings elasticity and suppleness to the skin
Phytosterols: stimulate cell regeneration

Cistus Ladaniferus essential oil
Ultra nourishing, regenerating, energizing, anti-inflammatory and antioxidant, Cistus essential oil is a rare and precious oil that remarkably combats skin aging. It is an astringent essential oil (it tightens skin pores) and an excellent skin tonic.
It stimulates the synthesis of epidermal lipids at a minute concentration and boosts cellular energy metabolism, which increases by 58%.

Lavendula latifolia essential oil
The presence of camphor in Spike Lavender essential oil stimulates tissue nutrition and improves circulatory activity, which promotes healing and regeneration of the skin. It also displays antiseptic, antitoxic and stimulating properties.

Vitamin E
A good intake of vitamin E, also called tocopherol, helps maintain healthy skin. This fat-soluble vitamin enters into the constitution of cell membranes and gives elasticity and plasticity to the skin. In addition, its antioxidant action helps fight against skin aging.