Extract Cosme-phytamis Microcirculation 10 g

Cosme-Phytamis Microcirculation Complex

Cosme-Phytamis Microcirculation of plant extracts against couperosis is an active water-soluble complex of four plants: witch hazel, red wine, cypress and acupuncture. The right synergy of components reinforces each other's actions and is optimised to improve skin microcirculation and fight couperosis. Cosme-Phytamis' exclusive range of glycerine extracts contains a high concentration of the main substance and is produced by an exclusive process. At the final stage, the active molecules are titrated. It does not contain preservatives and complies with Cosmos standard.

Component characteristics and usage

INCI: Glycerin, Cupressus sempervirens L., Hamamelis virginiana L., Ruscus aculeatus L., Vitis vinifera L. var tinctoria Raf.

Origin: the glycerin on which the extract is based is of plant origin from Rape (Brassica napus L.). Cosme-Phytamis complexes have not been tested on animals since 2004. It is non-GMO and does not contain nanoparticles <100 nm in size.

Dosage: 1 - 5 %.

Use: soluble in water

Storage: in a dark, dry place in tightly closed packaging at a temperature of 15-25 C. Avoid temperatures below 0 C and below 0 C. Avoid temperatures below 0 C and above 38 C.

Cosmetic properties of Cosme-Phytamis Microcirculation

The right combination of several plants at once has a significant effect on the appearance of the skin with the presence of couperose and vascular netting. Buying one bottle of Cosme-Phytamis Microcirculation complex you get the cosmetic properties of four plants at once.

Gamamelis extract

Gamamelis leaves are probably one of the most popular plants in the fight against couperosis. Due to their high tannin content, they have an astringent, soothing and purifying effect. Hamamelis stimulates skin microcirculation and improves the care of damaged, dry, irritated skin and reduces skin redness in areas affected by couperosis.

Red Wine extract

The leaves of the red grape vine are rich in phenolic compounds and therefore help to increase microcirculation. Their extract is recommended to reduce bags under the eyes and also to get rid of red vascular netting. Also, grapes can be an ideal component in foot massage products.

Cypress extract

Cypress has antioxidant properties and also activates microcirculation. This extract is often used in eye creams and products to reduce the appearance of couperose.

Butcher's Broom extract

Butcher's Broom is known for its microcirculation-activating properties. They are also recommended as a remineralising agent. This extract is used in cosmetics for eyelid skin care, for couperosis and in foot creams/oils.

Use in natural cosmetics recipes

• in eyelid skin care cosmetics:
• against swelling in cosmetics for skin with couperosis in foot products:
• against swelling and for the treatment of vascular nets and asterisks on the legs.
   

Alban Muller's unique method of production of Cosme-Phytamis extracts

The production of a quality cosmetic component begins at the stage of raw material procurement. Alban Muller strictly monitors the selection of plant material, following these principles:

• selecting a specific plant variety containing the maximum number of active molecules;
• obtaining raw materials from partners belonging to local expert farmers who can guarantee the declared quality and full traceability of the raw material. It must be grown in accordance with the GACP Guidelines; raw material suppliers must also monitor the active molecule content before harvesting;
• this is followed by a special drying and extraction process using glycerin, which involves monitoring the active molecule content of the extract obtained.

All stages of production you can see in the following illustration

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