Active substances, active substances - are nothing more than cosmetic ingredients that are responsible for their action. They are a key part of the ingredients of a cosmetic - they are responsible for the action of the product, they improve the condition of the skin. They are found in virtually every one of our products. These include natural oils (e.g. raspberry seed oil, grape seed oil, plum oil, watermelon oil) butters, plant extracts, moisturizers (e.g. aloe vera juice, glycerin, urea, niacinamide), soothing (e.g. panthenol, allantoin, pre- and post-biotic complexes) or vitamins (e.g. B vitamins, vitamin C and vitamin K derivative).

Our butter intensely nourishes the skin, so as much as possible it can be used as a cream. It is best to moisten the face before application, then the butter will be better absorbed and work.

Of course, as much as possible! It super conditions the beard before and after shaving, and also conditions the hair. The ingredients include watermelon seed oil, sweet almond oil, raspberry seed oil, hemp seed oil and vitamin E.

The Mousse in the Blanket series has a perfume-inspired scent, so it's a bit stronger. Similarly, Forget-Me-Not and Magnolia, although the scent itself is less intense. The other mousses (Praline, Exfoliating and Moisturizing) have mild fragrances.

We do not provide this information intentionally. It should be borne in mind that considering the effectiveness of products through the prism of the concentration of a single ingredient will be, in this case, information inadequately reflecting the performance of the entire product, since the study of their effectiveness consisted in demonstrating the synergistic action of the active ingredients contained therein, selected based on the experience and scientific knowledge of chemists, cosmetologists and microbiologists cooperating with the company.

Yes, we recommend our cosmetics for children over 3 years old. This is mainly due to their form, juicy colors and fragrances, so that younger children can treat them as a food product.

Of course, the one for children 🙂 This is the most gentle formula we have available. 😊 The fruit gels are also very gentle and don't pinch your eyes, so you can try using them for facial cleansing as well.

Niacinamide is vitamin B3, also known as vitamin PP or simply niacin. It's an ingredient ideal for all skin types, including sensitive or acne-prone skin. It moisturizes, regenerates, acts as an anti-inflammatory and antioxidant, as well as regulates sebaceous glands and lightens hyperpigmentation. You can find this brilliant ingredient in four of our serums: Acne Control, Biome, Lady in Red, Princess, Royal

Yes, however, the order in which they are applied is important. In the morning, it's best to apply the gel and cream ones, and in the evening the cream and oil ones to nourish your skin even better. Just remember the right order of application - gel, cream and, at the very end, oil.

In our serum we used a stable form of vitamin C - ascorbyl tetraisopalmitate, which does not degrade quickly and the addition of already a small amount (less than 1%) works effectively. Most often, cosmetics with very high concentrations of vitamin C use ascorbic acid, which is the most unstable form of this vitamin. In a very short time its activity decreases and the cosmetic no longer works as it should. For this reason, there is no need to use a stable form of vitamin C in such high concentrations as ascorbic acid.

There are no contraindications. The serum has the right pH for facial skin and will not dry it out. Also noteworthy is Acne serum, which is not based on acids but on niacinamide and up to 12 plant extracts. It is in gel form, so it will work perfectly as a base for a cream. Biome serum is also worth recommending. It increases the population of good bacteria, which benefits the skin. It is very mild and, like Acne serum, contains no fragrance.

As much as possible! In particular, cream and oil serums will be suitable. Without hesitation, you can also use a gel serum, but in this case be sure to apply a more concentrated form (cream or oil) to ''close'' the care.

Depends on the serum and further care. Detailed information is given in the description of the serum.