Ingredients
PEARLS
Throughout the centuries, pearls have enchanted people and captivated their admiration like no other gemstone. In Ancient Greece, pearls were dedicated to Venus, the goddess of love and beauty. Venus emerged from the water through a seashell and this is why she may be compared to a precious pearl. In fact, pearls are a gift of nature relating to purity, natural perfection and absolute beauty!!
Pearls, one of the key ingredients of L’ADIOPIS luxury natural cosmetics, have a wide range of healing properties. The element providing pearls with these properties is a bioactive mixture of proteins, which offers strength, rejuvenation and nourishment for both skin and hair. It also contains natural moisturizing ingredients, vitamin B and polysaccharides.
MYRTLE
Another unique ingredient of L’ADIOPIS luxury natural cosmetics. The myrtle was a symbol of beauty and youth in Ancient Greece relating to the worship of Venus. The myrtle tree was dedicated to Venus of Paphos, because when the goddess emerged from the water, she covered her exposed beauty behind a myrtle shrub.
Myrtle essential oil is extracted from its flowers, and thanks to its ingredients, it is used in perfumery, pharmaceutics and cosmetics. In modern cosmetology, myrtle is a dominant cosmetic agent used for wrinkle reduction and aging prevention. It also keeps the skin healthy, glowing, moisturized and revived, with remarkable results!
POMEGRANATE
In Ancient Greece, pomegranate was the emblem of many female deities such as Hera, Athena, Demeter, Aphrodite and Persephone. It was considered the symbol of good luck, abundance and fertility. It was also highly regarded for protecting the body and treating diseases. Homer, Theophrastus, Dioskouridis and Pliny also mention the healing properties of the pomegranate. Pomegranate oil has a strong antioxidant effect. It effectively fights free radicals in the skin and for this reason it is considered one of the best natural ingredients to fight the signs of aging. It contains very rare fatty acids, which have a positive effect on human skin. Thus, it contributes decisively to the tightening and moisturizing of the skin, balancing the pH and increasing its elasticity.
ALMOND OIL
Almond oil, a symbol of spring, patience and hope in Greek mythology, has been used since ancient times for various therapeutic reasons and skin hydration. It has been cultivated in Greece since ancient times and its medicinal and cosmetic properties were known since then. The Greek physician Dioscorides mentions that almond oil was used as a medicine as well as for the production of aromatic massage oil. Hippocrates mentions the almond as a useful aid in medicine, while Aristotle praises the juices of its flowers as food for bees.
Almond oil is considered one of the best oils because it is not too heavy or sticky. It is rich in vitamins, nutrients , proteins and a large percentage of fatty acids. It cares, nourishes and helps damaged skin regain its glow.It has significant anti-aging and healing properties for the skin and relieves irritations that come from eczema. It eliminates dark circles, tightens pores and reduces marks.
GRAPE SEED OIL
Grape seed oil was named as “the elixir of life” in Ancient Greece. Grape seed oil is a valuable product with unique properties. Archaeological excavations confirm that this product was used in ancient Egypt and Greece as an ingredient in cosmetic products and to restore silkiness and glow of hair.
In cosmetology , grape seed oil,is used from ancient times due to its anti-ageing and antioxidant properties! The polyphenols ,which contains,protect the collagen and the elastin of skin’s tissues ,thus maintaining the skin’s youthfulness and firmness.At the same time it helps the body eliminate toxins and fight free radicals.
HELICHRYSUM
The name Elichrysos comes from the Greek words "sun" and "gold" and refers to the striking color and shape of the flowers that resemble large, golden daisies. It’s a mythical plant of the
Mediterranean, to which nature gave the gift of eternal youth, as it maintains its beauty and freshness even when cut. Beloved since ancient times for its healing properties as it is mentioned by Hippocrates and Dioscorides as a medicine.
Thanks to its excellent healing properties, this precious plant contributes to the regeneration of injured tissues and the formation of scar tissue, as well as to the reduction of discolorations. Its powerful cell-regenerative action makes it ideal for damaged skin, since it can restore it . It is an excellent remedy for reducing scars, whether they come from wounds, operations, or acne. As a natural anti-aging agent , it contributes to the regeneration of cells and protection from free radicals, while with its application the skin stretches, the contour is toned and the skin remains elastic and youthful. Finally, it helps with the reduction of body fat, by reducing cellulite and stretch marks ,as it acts as a natural fat dissolvant.
DAISY EXTRACT
The daisy, bellis perennis as its Latin name is, is not only a fine and delicate plant that covers the earth with its white carpet. It is a flower that was highly regarded in ancient times for its medicinal properties and especially for its ability to heal wounds. In ancient times, the soldiers after battles , placed its flowers on their wounds to heal them. Thanks to its antioxidant properties, it tones, tightens and protects the skin from environmental stressors, while moisturizing and relieving irritated and inflamed skin. Finally, it provides an even tone to the skin and is suitable for skin with blemishes and spots.
QUINOA
Quinoa is recognized worldwide as a wonderful grain with amazing health and skin benefits. It is high in nutrients such as protein, vitamin A, calcium, manganese, zinc, magnesium, fiber, iron, phosphorus and essential amino acids.
Contains lysine, a key building block in the synthesis of elastin and collagen. Lysine is an essential nutrient that cannot be synthesized by the body, so it must be supplied through the diet. It helps in the rapid healing of damaged tissues as it contributes to the creation of scar tissue and ligaments.It also contains high levels of riboflavin which provides elasticity and softness to the skin, and builds connective tissue to tone the skin and prevent wrinkles and fine lines.
As we age, our bodies produce less collagen, a structural protein that keeps skin young and firm. When collagen decreases, it leads to wrinkles and sagging that accompany aging. An inexpensive way to protect this protein is to include quinoa in your skincare routine.
HIBISCUS
Hibiscus flower has long been used in ancient medicine,as antidote to poisoning with chemicals and venomous mushrooms, so there’s a lot of strength, science and popularity behind it.
Hibiscus has a number of benefits for the skin. Indeed, it’s sometimes nicknamed the ‘botox herb’ – but allowing you to get the skin you want naturally.It is packed with minerals, as well as powerful antioxidants and Vitamin C, hibiscus extract treat dark spots, blemishes, and hyper-pigmentation.It also helps lock in moisture, keeping your skin supple and smooth.
ORCHIDS
Orchids are a rare and exotic type of flower that have long been revered for their beauty and medicinal properties. Now, scientists have discovered that these amazing flowers can actually help to rejuvenate the skin. Orchid stem cells are extracted from the stem of the flower and are packed with antioxidants , vitamins, and minerals that can help to improve skin tone and texture.
Our body's own stem cells help to regenerate and repair damaged tissue. Orchid stem cells work in the same way by stimulating the production of new collagen and elastin and other essential proteins that keep the skin looking youthful and healthy. They also help to reduce inflammation, which can lead to puffiness, redness, and breakouts.
CARDAMOM
Cardamom is one of the oldest and most expensive spices in the world. Its history begins 5,000 years ago. In ancient Greece and Rome, cardamom oil was turned into perfume because of its pleasant smell.
Using cardamom for skin comes with a huge range of benefits.This versatile spice is high in antioxidants and essential oils. It can help fight free radicals, reduce inflammation, and prevent premature ageing.
OLIVE OIL
Olive oil played a key role in the history and culture of the ancient Greeks. They believed that olive oil had healing properties (more than 60 medicinal uses of it are mentioned in the Hippocratic Code), while its use was also widespread in physical hygiene. By putting it on their bodies, the ancient Greeks protected their skin from the sun or the cold, while after the bath they used it as a moisturizer.
Olive oil is full of vitamins and antioxidants, which contribute to a healthier looking skin. It hydrates the skin by locking in moisture and its antioxidants fight oxidative stress, which is associated with skin aging. At the same time, they increase skin collagen production.
ORANGES EXTRACT
Oranges are considered excellent for cosmetic use, called "skin food". They offer multiple benefits for the skin, primarily in hydration and soothing. Their extract is rich in antioxidants, such as vitamin C, which help protect the skin from free radicals and environmental stressors. It also acts as a humectant, attracting and retaining moisture, resulting in improved skin hydration.
SPILANTHES
Spilanthes acmella, commonly known as the toothache plant, has been used in traditional medicine for centuries due to its remarkable anti-inflammatory, analgesic and antiseptic properties.
More recently, the extract has been recognized in the skin care industry for its powerful anti-aging benefits. Central to these benefits is Spilanthol, an active compound found in the plant that offers a natural alternative to Botox, among other significant improvements in skin health. The combined anti-inflammatory, antioxidant and moisturizing properties of Spilanthol make it a powerful anti-aging ingredient. Boosting collagen production and protecting against environmental damage, Spilanthol contributes to smoother, firmer and more younger looking skin.