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Soothing Light Apricot

The controlled regulation of inflammation

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A vegetal story

The nourishing tree coming from China

 

PRUNUS ARMENIACA, ROSACEAE

Today the apple tree is one of the fruit trees the most cultivated, from Europe to China and in the USA, for its fruits with a slightly acid flesh, that are used for many drinks and desserts. Born in Asia Minor, that tree can be 10 meters high; now it exists in thousand different cultivars, and produces edible fruits only after 10 years, but it knows how to adapt itself to many soils. In Western countries, it has been looked for its medicinal properties, as it is been told as a tonic, a diuretic, fighting against fever, etc.). In the Greek mythology, the apple was the symbol of beauty and unhappiness in Pâris’ judgement and immortality for those in the garden of Hesperides.

 

Because sensitive skin feels always aggressed, it is necessary to better regulate several mechanisms of inflammation. For a skin in harmony with its environment, soothed, and with a tone more even.

Marketing claims

SOOTHING

Calming, decreases irritations by increasing the level of skin tolerance.

LIGHTENING

Helps skin to get a tone more radiant, decreases rednesses by improving its microcirculation.

Formulation

• INCI name of cells: Prunus armeniaca (Apricot) leaf cell extract
• Form: Cells (20%) dispersed in vegetal glycerine (80%)
• Aspect: Liquid
• Concentration: Starting at 0.5%
• Dispersible in any formulation

How it works ?

Soothing Light Apricot acts at two levels of the inflammatory system,

the one of inflammation mediators, responsible for irritations, and the other of vasolidatators, responsible for redness. Its part consits in reducing the release of those components that are scattered in skin. Most of them can be found at the level of the epidermis or dermis for blood vessels.

 

Thanks to those different actions, skin gets back a sensibility more consonant with its environment and keeps on fighting external aggressions.