egyptian moisturising body balm with blue lotus flower 250ml

Description

Contains blue lotus flower, pink lotus flower, neroli, marula, virgin hemp, shea butter, avocado, cocoa, mango, coconut and sweet almond oil.

• Blue lotus flower is formally known as Nymphaea caerulea. It’s a tropical water lily that features beautiful light blue, star-shaped flowers. You may also hear it referred to as Egyptian lotus, sacred blue lily, or blue water lily. This flower primarily grows in Egypt and certain parts of Asia, where it was considered to be a sacred symbol of creation and rebirth. Its use can be dated all the way back to ancient Egypt, when it was used as a traditional medicine to treat conditions such as insomnia and anxiety. Due to its psychoactive properties, blue lotus flower is categorized as an entheogenic drug-meaning it’s believed to be able to alter one’s state of mind. It contains compounds that can instill a sense of happiness and calmness. Blue lotus flower is commonly found in teas drunk, and products to smoke. The extract from the flower’s petals, seeds, and stamens can also be applied topically to the skin, it is fantastic for restoring skin health.
• Pink lotus flower. This sacred flower personifies restoration and balance, it’s content of “Kaempferol,” a powerful antioxidant that protects your skin from damage caused by free radicals. Kaempferol acts as a skin conditioner to help regulate and balance your skin. Pink lotus flower has long been used in natural and herbal medicine to treat inflammation and healing wounds. In skincare, pink lotus flower extract works intensively to soothe irritation and reduce redness.
• Neroli is an essential oil extracted from the flowers of bitter orange trees (Citrus aurantium var. amara). It’s also known as orange blossom oil. Neroli has a rich, floral scent, with citrusy overtones, which soothes the senses and harmonises mood. Neroli may help reduce stress, anxiety, and anxiety-induced depression. When inhaled, neroli may help the brain release serotonin and reduce levels of cortisol, a stress hormone. Humans have used Neroli for thousands of years. Ancient cultures incorporated this aroma in resins, balms, and oils. It is known to have both psychological and physical benefits, Neroli was used for medical, ritual and ceremonial purposes. Some evidence suggests that Neroli oil has benefits for conditions like, depression, anxiety, high blood pressure, seizures and menopausal symptoms
• Marula is high in antioxidants, seals in moisture and softens skin. A natural healing remedy to smooth and support the skin, it’s non-comedogenic, meaning it won’t clog the pores. Naturally rich in antioxidants, vitamin C and E, and essential fatty acids, Marula oil is an easy way to improve the skin’s resilience to weather and external stressors.
• Virgin Hemp promotes the growth of healthy skin cells, rejuvenates and nourishes. Hemp oil is therapeutic for eczema and psoriasis, acne scarring and dry skin.
• Coconut oil helps create a protective barrier, shielding the skin from environmental toxins, dirt and environmental pollutants. Improves skin texture, soothes irritated skin.
• Sweet almond oil naturally contains potassium that hydrates whilst zinc reduces inflammation and skin irritation. Naturally occurring Vitamin E protects the skin from weathering and daily stressors that contribute towards ageing.
• Shea butter contains several fatty acids, including lineoleic, oleic, palmitic and stearic acids, not to mention it is packed with vitamin A and E, these fatty acids improve the skin’s natural barrier, help to soften scar tissue and may speed up the scar-healing process.
• Avocado butter is high in healthy fats and an excellent source of vitamin E and C, both play a key role in the health and vitality of your skin. Avocados are a great source of biotin, biotin is known to help prevent dry skin. Biotin is also great for nail health, when you’re applying this Egyptian blend your nails get some well deserved tlc too.
• Cocoa butter is high in essential fatty acids and vitamins, which seals in moisture, hydrates and rejuvenates. Cocoa butter also helps form a protective layer on the skin, which can help maintain the skin’s elasticity. It is packed with antioxidants, making it the perfect barrier against free radicals that may damage your skin, helping reduce dark patches and premature ageing. This butter is fantastic for sensitive skin or if you suffer from eczema, dermatitis or psoriasis. Cocoa butter is also know minimise and prevent stretch marks, this gorgeous butter melts easily into the skin as it has a similar melting temperature to body temperature.
• Mango butter. Similar to cocoa butter, mango butter is an effective moisturiser, it’s high content of vitamin e and vitamin c protects skin from environmental stressors whilst stimulating collagen production.