Dream Dandelion Body Oil

Extraction: This vegetable oil is obtained by cold pressing the pulp and pit to extract the fruit’s natural virgin oils. Is is rich in antioxidants, fatty acids, proteins and minerals and contains high concentrations of vitamins E, A, B2, B3.

Benefits: Its protective and regenerative effect protect the skin from external agents. Studies have shown that it helps reduce dermatitis and to speed up the healing process. It improves the hydration of dry, cracked and damaged skin and also acts as an emulsifier.

Extraction: It is obtained directly from the seeds of soybeans, a legume rich in proteins with great energetic and nutritional value. This oil high in vitamins (A, B6, B12 and K), calcium, magnesium and potassium.

Benefits: It is high in antioxidants and has moisturizing and firming properties. It also works to stimulate cell regeneration and sometimes works as a surfactant. It easily penetrates deep into skin to stimulate the synthesis of collagen, elastin and other proteins that help keep skin firm.

Extraction:  Oats are a very nutritious cereal rich in vitamins and minerals. They contain important dermo-cosmetic qualities. 

Benefits:  Powerful cleaning action, they absorb all dirt and debris accumulated in the pores. They help care for the skin naturally by helping maintain a regulated pH due to its high protein content. They also help prevent skin dehydration thanks to the their high content of lipids and water absorbing properties. Oats help protect skin from external aggressions while maintaining its protective barrier. Additionally, they help promote the healing of wounds and work to soothe skin with anti-inflammatory, emollient and moisturizing properties.

Extraction: Fatty acid from vegetable origin. Beta-Sitosterol is naturally produced in many fruits, vegetables, nuts and seeds. It is similar to cholesterol, which occurs naturally in the skin and is considered part of the intercellular matrix of the skin.

Benefits: It provides a lot of hydration and acts as an anti-inflammatory agent.

Extraction: It is the hydrogenated version of squalene. It is an aliphatic triterpene extracted from rice bran, wheat germ and green olives. It has a 100% natural origin.

Benefits: It is a natural component of the skin and a good emollient and sebum restorer. It is used in regenerative treatments for dry skin. It has antioxidant properties and stimulates the immune system.

Extraction: Tocopherol or vitamin E, is naturally found in vegetable fats and oils, cereals, nuts and green and yellow leafy vegetables.

Benefits: It is used in cosmetics for its antioxidant properties and also acts as a skin conditioning agent. Reduces the appearance of stretch marks, helps improve skin tone, moisturizes and helps keep skin firm. For hair care, Holy Basil helps improve the blood circulation in the scalp which stimulates hair growth and helps to condition hair and provide shine.

Extraction: It is the antioxidant present in rice oil which is obtained by cold pressing the rice grains.

Benefits: Rice extract gets its antioxidant properties form its oryzanol content; its properties are used in cosmetics as a sunscreen.

Extraction: Rice extract is obtained directly from the rice grain unlike the rice oil which is obtained from the bran. Rice has been cultivated for more than 6500 years and is popularly used as an antidiarrheal, demulcent and anti-inflammatory. Nonetheless, rice is mostly known for its multiple beneficial properties is a useful ingredient in skin and hair care.

Benefits: This extract has excellent properties promoting the growth and strengthening of hair and nails. Its activity stimulates different keratin proteins responsible for helping nails growth and fortification.

Extraction: Cold-pressed from the macadamia nut. It is a vegetable oil rich in oleic acids, vitamin E and sterols (providing soothing and calming actions). Theese nuts are rich in OMEGA-7 fats.

Benefits: It makes your hair look younger without plugging the pores, similar to the sebacious fats produced by the human body itself. It is perfect to regenerate split ends and acts as an anti-frizz. Hydrates, repairs and strengthens the hair avoiding hair loss.

Extraction: Jojoba oil is extracted from the jojoba (Simmondsia chinensis) nut (seed). Actually, it functions more like a wax that is liquid at room temperature than an oil. 96% of its composition consists of ceramides.

Benefits: Highly moisturizing and nourishing. Ceramides cover the cells of the epidermis and to help regulate and intensify hydration. They are very similar to human skin, which is why they are absorbed and act quickly and are not oily to the touch. Jojoba oil also contains linoleic acid which is a very effective at restructuring and regenerating natural skin. Its vitamin E content also helps to rejuvenate skin and provides defence against free radicals. In addition, it is ideal for oily and acne-prone skin because it absorbs accumulated sebum and helps minimise breakouts. 

Extraction: This vegetable oil is extracted from the seeds of a shrub called Rosa moschata, cultivated in Chile and Argentina.

Benefits: It is one of the oils essential in any skin care regimen. It has the capacity to effectively treat scars, stretch marks and skin flaccidity. This is due to its high content of polyunsaturated fatty acids, containing up to 49% linoleic acid and 34% linolenic acid which are directly related to the synthesis of collagen. It is also rich in vitamins E and K.

Extraction: This extract is obtained from the calendula flower, an aromatic plant form the Asteraceas family.

Benefits: Calendula is a powerful agent used to treat scars and stretchmarks. It stimulates the body’s natural healing action, regenerates damaged skin and allows the body to produce more collagen (vital to skin recovery). It also works as a nourishing moisturizer and has anti-inflammatory, soothing and protective properties.

Extraction: Crambe oil is obtained from Crambe abyssinica seeds, a plant native to the Mediterranean area.

Benefits: Acts directly on the epidermis creating a delicate film that imparts comfort and protection to the skin. It is also an excellent moisturising agent.

Extraction: Rosemary is an aromatic, woody, evergreen shrub with many small branches. It can grow up to 2 meters in height. It grows on all types of soils, preferably dry, somewhat sandy and permeable soils. Its extract is obtained from the rosemary leaves via a maceration process.

Benefits: This rosemary extract provides significant anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties thanks to its high concentration of rosmarinic acid, which is used to treat sensitive and irritated skin. On the other hand, its carnosic acid and carnosol content act as antimicrobial agents, protecting against gram-positive and gram-negative bacteria. In general, this extract has a remarkable antiseptic and astringent properties which help to repair and strengthen hair growth from root to tip.

Extraction: Sunflower oil is obtained from Helianthus Annus sunflower seeds.

Benefits: Rich in omega-6 and vitamin E, sunflower seed oil is used in the cosmetics industry as skin repairing agent. Prevents skin dehydration and has soothing, nourishing and antibacterial properties. It is perfect for treating all skin types including: dry, normal, oily and acne prone skin.

Extraction: It is obtained by extracting the virgin oil of cold pressed hazelnuts.

Benefits: Hazelnut oil helps skin maintain elasticity and firmness thanks to its astringent effects. It is also an excellent moisturizer, antioxidant and skin regenerating agent. It contains various nutrients that are beneficial to the skin and its light texture does not leave any greasy residue making it suitable for sensitive skin.

Extraction: Sesame oil is obtained by cold pressing its seeds. Sesamum Indicum is a flowering plant of the Pedaliaceae family. It was cultivated in Mesopotamia at least four milleniums ago. Currently it is still popular in Eastern and American countries, in the form of seed, oil or derivatives.

Benefits: It has photoprotective, moisturising, antibacterial and antioxidant properties. It acts on the horny layer, fighting common inflammations of sensitive skins, such as dermatitis. Its photoprotective properties make it ideal for protecting the skin from damage caused by sun.

Extraction: Camelina is a flowering plant of the Cruciferacea family. The precious oil is found in the seeds of its fruit. It has a long history of farming in Europe and is also common in North America.

Benefits: It promotes skin cell renewal and provides anti-inflammatory and calming effects. It has regenerating and emollient properties and is perfect for fighting environmental stress.

Extraction: The unsaponifiable fraction of sunflower oil is an active ingredient that is naturally found in the seeds of Helianthus Annuus. These molecules are highly appreciated for their cosmetic properties.

Benefits: Its two main functions are to moisturise and soothe skin. It stimulates the synthesis of key lipids, which strengthen the skin barrier and ensure deep hydration. It also acts in inflammation mediators, soothing inflamed skin.

Extraction: This oil is extracted from the cold pressed seeds of Aleurites Moluccanus, a tree native to Malaysia and the Pacific Islands. It is commonly used in Indonesian cooking.

Benefits: Its fatty acid contains a high linoleic, oleic and linolenic acid content. This ingredient has excellent organoleptic properties. It penetrates quickly into the skin, moisturising and softening it without a greasy finish.

Extraction: This ingredient is the oily extract of raspberry, the fruit of a wild plant known as Rubus Idaeus, of the family Rosaceae. It lives naturally in stony places or in granite soils of humid forests. It is orignary from Asia Minor, however, it is a plant that commonly grows temperate or cold climate areas.

Benefits: It contains vitamins A, D and E, and omega 3 and 6. It has moisturising and emollient properties. It repairs and protects all skin types, being very suitable for sensitive skin.

Extraction: Quinoa extract is obtained from its seeds. Although it is not a cereal, it is used as such in many dishes of the Andean area, from which it is originated. In the Peruvian and Bolivian Andes it has always been used also for therapeutic purposes.

Benefits: It has an amino acid composition similar to that of other cereals, but has a higher amount of methionine, arginine, histidine, lysine and threonine. It is composed of unsaturated lipids and vitamins. It is suitable for all skin types, but is particularly indicated for irritated or sensitive skin. It helps to restore hydration and nourishes skin.