Scientific name: Aspalathus linearis Leaf
Classification: Active ingredient of plant origin.
Antioxidant, soothing and de-reddening.
Tales from Nature
Rooibos, known as the "red bush," draws its strength from the mountains of South Africa. This plant is characterized by leaves that turn a warm mahogany color during their natural cycle.
Rich in flavonoids such as quercetin and lutein, Rooibos has sublime antioxidant properties that defend cellular vitality from free radicals. Traditionally prized for its relaxing virtues, this active ingredient protects sensitive skin, visually eases redness, and acts as a shield against environmental stress, giving the eyes and face a new radiance.
Its leaves contain different types of flavonoids, such as quercetin, lutein and rutin, with powerful antioxidant actions, capable of fighting free radicals, the main factors linked to the appearance of cellular aging. It also provides an excellent content of minerals such as calcium, manganese and fluoride.
Traditionally linked to healing and wellness since childhood in South African cultures, it boasts deep relaxing and calming abilities. In cosmetics, Rooibos excels for its soothing, harmonizing and sanitizing properties, which preserve skin purity and protect sensitive skin from external factors, giving the face a new radiance.
Skin Benefits
Rooibos Leaves turn out to be rich in natural antioxidants and soothing substances that defend the skin from the action of free radicals and oxidation processes. Its calming and softening properties reduce the visibility of redness and provide relief to delicate skin, creating a protective barrier against environmental stress.
Due to its ability to adapt to extreme climates, Rooibos offers natural protection for the delicate eye area, giving a brighter, more even look. It exerts a natural pro-aging, calming and purifying action. It also promotes the maintenance of the natural pH balance of facial skin.
Especially suitable for delicate skin prone to redness or with sun damage and free radical damage.