AVENA SATIVA

Oatmeal is a cereal with a high content, around 65%, of unsaturated fatty acids. Of these, 35% is linoleic acid, which provides excellent properties for the care of atopic, sensitive and irritated skin. In addition, oats have emollient, softening, revitalizing and protective properties of the skin.

VITAMIN E

Antioxidant agent, free radicals and tissue regenerator.

PROLINE

Amino acid involved in the synthesis of collagen, which is the fibrous protein that forms connective tissue, also provides support and structural filling and forms a protective barrier against external agents.

UREA AND SODIUM CITRATE

Components of the Natural Moisturizing Factor (NMF), responsible for providing hydration or moistening of the stratum corneum.

COLLAGEN

Collagen is manufactured by fibroblasts. It is a protein, the most abundant in the body, which makes up most of the dermis and forms the structure that our body forms through connective tissue. Collagen is not found in food.

LACTIC ACID

Alphahydroxy acid that at high doses acts by performing a superficial peeling and therefore eliminating the outermost layers of the skin, dragging with them the pigmentations present in it. In addition, it is a powerful moisturizer and stimulates the formation of ceramides, creating a protective skin lipid barrier.

CHOLESTEROL

Cholesterol precipitates in the horny layer of the skin, preventing the continuous absorption of water-soluble bodies and protects the skin against many chemical agents. It acts as a protective barrier and reduces the evaporation of water through the skin.

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