Nowadays, we are witnessing a growing and marked demand for natural products to be applied in the skincare routine. The natural skincare market is expected to reach $48 billion by 2025. 

This need is visible in both the female and male genders, demonstrating that there is nothing more natural than the need to avoid the use of synthetic chemicals in our skin’s daily care.

Using natural products on our skin translates into a purer world.

An ancestral practice that will remain current

The use of natural products in the skincare routine is not a “modernity”. This practice has been rooted in human beings since the dawn of history:

• Egypt: the first anti-aging creams were made from almond oil, sesame and cardamom. Also salt from the Dead Sea was one of the main resources used by the Egyptians;
• Greece: the creams used had a base of various berries, olive oil, yogurt and honey. Did you know that the word cosmetic is derived from the Greek word kosmetikos, meaning ornamentation?;
• Middle Ages: maidens fought skin blemishes with products made with rosemary, cucumber, and aloe vera. 

As we have already understood from this article, the cosmetics world is following the same trend: going back to the origins, with the development of natural and sustainable products.

The power of nature is well known, and it has always served for more than cosmetics. For example, we highlight the use of plant oils for medicinal purposes, which have been proven to have many physiological benefits. They serve as a protective barrier and allow the skin to retain moisture.

If they serve to care for our inside, why not for our outside?

Based on natural oils, oils from flowers, leaves, fruits and seeds, these natural products give our skin the hydration it deserves and needs, and are most effective in anti-aging and fighting skin diseases.

Do you know what natural oils are identified as beneficial for anti-aging?

            – Almond oil;

            – Coconut oil;

            – Jojoba oil;

            – Peanut oil;

            – Rosehip oil;

            – Sesame oil.

We highlight our favorite natural oil, Mediterranean pine seed oil, which is known as “nature’s liquid gold” and has amazing effects in skincare. 

With up to 4 drops per application, this facial oil is committed to taking your skin to a new level of care: it reduces the depth of wrinkles and improves skin hydration, counting on almost 50% linoleic acid, an essential fatty acid that nourishes the skin, intensively. Being a natural antioxidant, this amazing pine seed oil strengthens skin’s natural barriers against external aggressors. Your skin will remain hydrated, firm and smooth, actively regenerating.

Now that you have learned about the use of natural oils, we share with you our article on the steps to apply in your daily skincare routine.

We want to provide you with the most natural experience possible: for your well-being and that of your skin.

Sources:

Bloomberg; Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute.