Preventive and Reducing Cream for Stretch Marks · Charm of the Invisible 50ml

Physical properties

At Emocosmética we understand beauty as part of a whole, which includes the health of the body and mind; That is why we select plants whose properties meet the double criteria of being beneficial for the skin and the mood. In the case of Preventive Gel and Stretch Mark Reducer Charm of the Invisible the foundation is in the synergy of its numerous ingredients.

Stretch marks are scars on the skin, small marks that occur when the collagen and elastin fibers in the dermis break as a result of sudden hormonal changes and, especially, rapid weight gain or loss. In these cases, the skin does not have enough time to adapt to the new situation and ends up breaking down. To avoid as much as possible the appearance of stretch marks, keeping the skin nourished and as elastic as possible. Charm of the Unseen and its entire range of Emocosmetics Body Molding products.

Nearly 20 assets that make up this cosmetic jewel designed to beautify and enrich your body and your spirit, will help you in the process of remodeling and balancing your body and your emotional state. This combination of ingredients of the highest quality with great qualitative and quantitative value, makes the Preventive Gel and Stretch Mark Reducer Charm of the Unseen one of the most recommended cosmetics to tone and firm the skin of your entire body, because in its composition, following the philosophy that characterizes us at Emocosmética, we use 100% respectful ingredients for your skin, your body, your spirit and of course your world. . Thus we have managed to unify in a single cosmetic, valuable properties of plants from various cultures, techniques, therapies and areas of the planet to obtain an EXCELLENT beauty elixir for your body and soul.

To highlight some of the almost twenty assets that come together in this exceptional Body cosmetic jewel, we will highlight some of its components:

Rosehip essential oil

A careful cold pressing process allows us to extract from the Rosehip seeds a precious essential oil with incredible properties of recognized fame.

• Natural painkiller for joints: After using it in aesthetic applications directly on the skin, in addition to its firming, rehydrating and anti-aging properties, Rosehip oil provides significant relief from joint pain, which is why it is one of its uses in medicine.
• Moisturizing natural: Its application is recommended with gentle massages in areas of the skin where elasticity decreases. In addition to increasing the proportion of water, Rosehip oil promotes the natural production of collagen.
• Effect aging: the properties of this essential oil are linked to each other. By helping to generate more collagen, it fills in wrinkles and expression lines associated with age, while providing vitamins and natural antioxidant substances.
• Sunscreen: Rosehip oil contains three essential fatty acids that have a direct effect on the skin: it helps to even out the color, eliminating pigmentation differences, as well as acting as a sunscreen against ultraviolet rays.

Asiatic spark

Traditional Asian and African medicines have been using this plant for therapeutic purposes for more than 3000 years, for its healing, analgesic, antimicrobial, antifungal, venotonic, and digestive properties, among others. In China it is known as "tiger grass" because it is the plant where tigers wallow in order to heal their wounds by licking them with saliva impregnated with its juice.

In 1852 Dr Boileau, who had contracted leprosy, first reported scientific evidence of the traditional use of this plant against the disease, by treating his own body with it and recovering. This fact triggered a series of scientific studies in Europe and Asia that culminated many years later with the discovery of its most important active ingredient, asiaticoside. From then on, their different compounds and pharmacological actions were isolated and identified, currently included in the WHO monograph, which indicates the use of preparations based on gotu kola for the treatment of wounds, burns and ulcerative skin diseases of the type leprosy, smallpox, syphilis, etc. since it accelerates the healing process and prevents the formation of keloids and hypertrophic scars, reducing fibrosis in wounds.

All these properties are due to its composition based on triterpene derivatives known as asiaticosides, these chemical compounds participate among other functions in the synthesis of vitamins A, E and K, increase the formation of collagen and skin support structures and inhibit the process inflammation that can cause hypertrophy in scars.

In addition, other of its compounds, the genins, have an antibacterial and antifungal action that allows the application of the plant on the damaged skin.

Hence, depending on the level of skin tissue involvement, gotu kola is indicated for its healing and regenerative action on wounds, burns, ulcers, grafts or stretch marks and for its repairing and renewing action on skin irritations such as eczema, problems such as psoriasis. , sunburns and all kinds of attacks suffered by the skin as a result of exposure to chemical peels, lasers, hair removal, tattoos, etc.

This anti-stretch mark gel fulfills the indisputable function of restoring smoothness and elasticity to the skin, obtaining optimal results against wrinkles, even the most pronounced ones, scars and all those imperfections induced or due to the passage of time. Its moisturizing, regenerating and anti-aging effect makes its presence in this preparation for body care ideal.

Horse tail

Horsetail is an ancient plant with millions of years of history, a survivor of the Secondary Era, better known as the era of the dinosaurs. Perhaps due to its age, it has a singular chemical composition rich in mineral substances that makes it unique in its kind. Its therapeutic use dates back to the time of the Greek and Roman empires. Galen, one of the fathers of ancient medicine, used it boiled to cure sore tendons, among other pathologies. Today, it is used throughout the world as a medicinal plant for its various benefits and properties.

Horsetail owes its importance to its high content of mineral salts, specifically silica, a mineral that is present in small amounts in the human body but is essential for its survival and is rarely found in other species of the plant kingdom. . Silicon is responsible for the formation of connective tissue and with it the structure of hair, skin and nails. It also contains very healthy sterols and active ingredients such as saponides, flavonoids and alkaloids, many of which have more than proven preventive and curative effects, also contributing to the maintenance of collagen, favoring tissue elasticity and cartilage resistance and the joints.

Horsetail, in addition to being very useful for health, is also used in the world of beauty for the following properties:

– Delays skin aging. Its already mentioned, high silica content helps maintain and recover the health of connective tissue, contributes to the formation of collagen and delays aging, and its antioxidant action prevents the formation of wrinkles.

– Anti-cellulite and reducing. Due to its cleansing effect, this plant prevents and combats cellulite, as it helps to eliminate toxins, excess fat and accumulated waste material.

This cleansing effect not only prevents wrinkles but also reduces stretch marks and regenerates tissues damaged by weight changes.

Horsetail is therefore an essential plant in our Preventive Gel and Stretch Mark Reducer Charm of the Invisible since, in synergy with the almost twenty active principles of this preparation, it guarantees an optimal recovery of the damaged tissues of the body.

Hyaluronic

More than 80 years ago, hyaluronic acid was "discovered" by Dr. Karl Meyer, managing to isolate the molecule at the Columbia University Ophthalmology Laboratory. Although they suspected that it could have some therapeutic use, it would not be until the 70s when the first hyaluronic acid product for medical use was created, to be used in the ophthalmology specialty. Subsequently, it began to be used in such diverse fields of medicine as traumatology, urology, dentistry or dermatology, among other specialties. And it was 60 years later, in the 1990s, when its use in cosmetics and aesthetic medicine became essential, becoming a real trend in the world of beauty as it happens today.

This molecule is found naturally in our body, since it is part of numerous tissues and organs of our body, mainly the skin. But with the passage of time, the presence of this substance will decrease considerably and our body will lose its ability to replenish it, with the consequent deterioration of the tissues if we take into account that its many properties include:

• Hydration: one of its main functions lies in the retention of water, in this way, the cells manage to maintain their turgidity and elasticity.
• Cell regeneration: hyaluronic acid actively participates in two vital cell processes, division and proliferation, both of which are essential to slow down ageing.
• Elimination of free radicals: thus contributes to improving the condition of tissues by protecting them from the sun's ultraviolet rays.

Being one of the main properties of hyaluronic acid its great capacity to attract and retain water, its use in the field of aesthetics is very popular since it allows deep rehydration of the skin in the treated area so that it looks smoother and more radiant. ; by increasing its thickness and volume, it also reduces flaccidity and reduces wrinkles and expression lines.

Thanks to cosmetic research, it has been possible to formulate low molecular weight hyaluronic acid, so that it is not necessary to inject it to benefit from its use, in this way, it can be easily absorbed by the skin, penetrating into the deepest layers and thus hydrate. , fill in the grooves and restore the lost firmness to the skin, becoming a fetish element in the Preventive Gel and Stretch Mark Reducer Charm of the Invisible.

And these wonders for the skin are joined by a rosary of renowned ingredients such as: natural glycerin, collagen, Laminaria Algae, sweet almonds, wheat germ, witch hazel, allantoin, coconut, jojoba, Calendula, Aloe Vera, Provitamin B5 and vitamin E, etc.