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Soap with royal jelly and chamomile, 90 g, Savonia If it could talk, your skin would tell you about our soap from the Land of Chamomile and Royal Jelly. Wow! The skillful recipe found in this delicate soap was specially prepared for sensitive skin, which needs plenty of natures treasures. Creamy and moisturizing, it is perhaps more suitable for children, but mature skin will also enjoy the softness it offers. The immaculate part of the soap is due to the white clay, and the yellowish part got its color from the marigold powder. Royal jelly is the food of the queen in the beehive. She, and only she, is fed with this nutritious mixture manufactured by the nurse bees. It comes from mandibular and pharyngeal secretions, in the first 11 days of life. A worker bee lives on average 40 days, but the queen lives between 4 and 6 years. In the larval stage, the queen is the same as the other bees, but this bee elixir nourishes her and makes her become a queen. From a chemical point of view, royal jelly contains: water, amino acids, proteins, carbohydrates, lipids, vitamins especially the B complex, riboflavin, thiamin, niacin, pyridoxine, pantothenic acid, folic acid, biotin, sterols, biopterin, neopterin and hydroxybenzoate. In our soap, it especially has an antibacterial, regenerating and toning effect on the skin, stimulating the production of natural collagen, which restores the elasticity of the skin. Chamomile flowers, which we added to the composition of the soap, have the role of softening and calming the skin. Due to the content of essential oil, chamazuel, minerals and organic acids, they also have a disinfectant, emollient and anti-inflammatory effect. And the essential oil of lemnograss and ylang-ylang sneaks into the story with a very fine sweet-sour fragrance, to everyones liking, especially children. And the look is fabulous, because I sprinkled a shower of chamomile flowers and marigolds over the soap! A soap that nourishes royal skin!Presentation: 90 g
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Vânzător: Liki24.co.uk
Brand: Savonia
