Botanica Natural Herbal Cream, 500 ml, white

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Instructions : Shake well. Dilute two capfuls of Botanica Cleansing Wash in approximately a litre of warm water. Bathe the area with a cloth or sponge. Avoid rinsing off, instead let it soak in for a few minutes, and towel dry the area. It can be used on broken skin and insect bites. After using the Botanica Cleansing Wash, apply the Botanica Herbal cream twice daily. Squalene and squalane are produced in the body and are natural constituents of human sebum, and are some of the many lipids the body produces to moisturise and protect the skin. As we age, our natural production of squalene slows down significantly. Fortunately, we can obtain a sustainable, plant-based alternative to squalene which is highly stable against oxidation. FSS Amaranthus Squalane (see our list of suggested suppliers below) is intended to replace the squalane/squalene that is lost over time causing our skin to become dry and irritated. It may be used as a moisturiser in various cosmetic applications to promote skin renewal and repair. In the pandemic years in which we wore less makeup, consumers shifted their attention away from desiring to look and feel young to wanting to look and feel healthy. This encouraged cosmetic companies to promote healthy ageing and focus on products that impart, for example, radiance, a healthy glow and freshness to the skin.

Anti-ageing and anti-wrinkle cream made from natural extract with additional benefits of niacinamide, lecithin and jojoba oil in 30 gm cream. The unique ingredient of Fagus sylvatica helps reduce ageing signs by improving cellular oxygen consumption thereby improving blood circulation and increasing cell renewal rate to improve skin firmness and elasticity. wash for both human and animal use. The Cleansing Wash should be used in conjunction with our Herbal Cream for the best results to treat skin ailments. Sheep: Use on Dog Bites diluted 20:1 Do Not Rinse Off. Dilute 10:1 for treatment of Foot Scald, Orff, Fly Strike, Ringworm. See our suggested suppliers below for these ingredients. However, similar are available widely from other suppliers.If you would like to find out more about peptides, their structure, and use in cosmetics, see The formulator’s guide to natural peptides. In a separate beaker, weigh out C1, add C2 and mix using a glass rod and then add C3 and mix again using glass rod. Set beaker to one side.

To make a face cream, you need the cosmetic formulation skills to make an emulsion, but our step-by-step instructions guide you easily through the process. What happens to skin as we age?

Water, Containing Extracts Of Fagus Silvatica, Propylene Glycol, Isopropyl Myristate, Cyclomethicone, Glyceryl Stearate, Niacinamide, Cetostearyl Alcohol, Lecithin, Light Liquid Paraffin, Peg-100 Stearate, Jojoba Oil, Perfume, Talc, Xanthan Gum, Turmeric Oleoresin, Butylated Hydroxy Toluene Our formulation here is for a night cream and uses peptides as hero ingredients, along with rosehip and evening primrose oils, to help replenish the skin while you rest and promote nourished, healthy-looking skin. Many changes occur as we age; processes such as cell turnover and desquamation slow down and continue their gradual decline. The production of collagen is reduced and eventually the epidermis begins to thin. Degradation processes cause a further decline in the production of collagen and elastin. Hyaluronic acid and lipid production is also reduced. Fagus Sylvatica increases cellular oxygen uptake, boosts protein synthesis by keratinocytes, improves cutaneous moisturisation and smoothens the skin Into the mixture of phase ABC, add the beaker containing phase D and mix using the mini whisk until there is no phase D liquid visible.

Potassium olivoyl hydrolyzed oat protein, Cetearyl alcohol, Glyceryl stearate, Aqua, Glyceryl oleate, Potassium sorbate, Sodium benzoate, Benzyl alcohol

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As a result, structural changes like sagging and wrinkles become more visible and can sometimes cause the skin to look worn out. Our aim when creating skincare products is to make us feel and look more confident, healthy and happy with ourselves regardless of our age. Why use peptides in skincare? Botanica Cleansing Wash and Herbal Cream is used to clear a range of skin complaints such as acne, rosacea, eczema, etc. Take a sample of the cream and test the pH, we are aiming for a pH of 5 to 5.5. If it is any more or any less, adjust accordingly.

Rosehip oil is said to be a good choice for mature skin and acne-prone skin. It is also recommended for the treatment of irritated, inflamed and allergy-prone skin. Studies have shown that after dermal use there was increased synthesis of collagen and decreased inflammation. This oil has a high content of (E)-Retinoic acid; a vitamin A derivative which renders the oil quite unstable. We need therefore to incorporate it with more stable oils and antioxidants. Our formulation: face cream with peptides When the mixture of phase AB has cooled below 40°C, add in the gum mixture (phase C), mix in with the mini hand whisk and again, if you have access to a high-shear mixer, shear for 15 seconds.

There are a plethora of ingredients that work excellently in products aimed at enhancing the appearance of the skin, however peptides are widely recognised as some of the best ingredients to formulate healthy-ageing skincare products with. In the past, so-called ‘anti-ageing’ skincare products were used in an attempt to reverse the signs of ageing and grasp onto a youthful appearance. As wonderful as many high-performance cosmetic ingredients are, they cannot work miracles. Ageing is an inevitable part of life. This is something the American writer Betty Frieden was well aware of when she said that ageing is not lost youth, but a new stage of opportunity and strength. A unique combination of natural herbal ingredients, blended to make a soothing, antiseptic wash for both human and animal use. Botanica Anti-ageing cream contains the natural active ingredient fagus sylavatica which comprises flavonoids, hormones and peptides When phase B has melted and phase A is an equal temperature, pour the beaker of phase B, the oils and emulsifier, in the water phase A. Keep the beaker in the water bath for one minute while mixing using a hand-held manual whisk. Take the beaker out and continue mixing. Then place the beaker in some cold water and continue mixing with a hand whisk. This may take some time to blend and emulsify, but you will get there. Alternatively, if you have access to a high–shear mixer, you can place the beaker under high shear for 30 seconds.