Ginger extract

Scientific name: Zingiber Officinale Extract
Classification: Active ingredient of plant origin.

Antioxidant, purifying, stimulating, bacteriostatic.

Tales from Nature

Ginger(Zingiber Officinale) is an herbaceous perennial plant of the Zingiberaceae of Indian origin, which can grow to a height of 1.5 m. The rhizome, that is, the root, is fleshy and branched. The flowers appear similar to a spike. The rhizome is pulled out after flowering, when the plant turns yellow.

Ginger is a spice that boasts multiple beneficial properties for skin and hair, thanks to the extract obtained from its root, which is widely used in cosmetics for the preparation of products for the face, body and hair. It has anti-inflammatory and antiseptic properties and is therefore considered a natural remedy to keep germs and bacteria away. In fact, its aroma is a mood tonic, thus predisposes to optimism and is an energizing ingredient.

Ginger is a root that is highly valued especially for its digestive and anti-nausea properties and also for its ability to stimulate healing in cases of flu and colds.

Benefits Hair

Ginger Extract in hair and skin treatments exerts a normalizing and anti-pollution action, for itchy, dry scalps and other skin discomforts. Constant use promotes microbiota balance, restoring the hydrolipid barrier and normalizing cell turnover.

Counteracts dandruff and stimulates stem growth. Acts as a mild bacteriostatic in Skin Treatments.

Skin Benefits

Ginger Extract is a powerful antioxidant, thanks to its Vitamin E content, bringing oxygen to cells and revitalizing the skin, bringing oxygen and protecting against free radicals, which are responsible for aging, and offers anti-aging action ideal for mature or stressed skin.

In facial products, it helps to eliminate blemishes on the skin and erase signs of scarring and fades acne, remove impurities from the skin, unclog pores, and generates a revitalizing action that makes the skin look fresher and more rested.

Principi attivi

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