A recipe as simple as you can imagine. The formula is based on the principle "less is more."
This cosmetic will visibly moisturize and improve the elasticity of your skin. Additionally, it will nourish, smooth, and give it a beautiful complexion.
You can also choose an oil with anti-cellulite properties and circulation-boosting effects to help get rid of excess lymph.
Ingredients for a mixture based on 100 ml of oil (you’ll get about 130-140 ml of the final product):
The base of the formula is one of the light, non-greasy, and easily absorbed oils.
We suggest one of the following oils:
• Poppy seed oil (improves microcirculation, smooths, and firms the skin, has anti-cellulite effects, helps unclog and cleanse pores, deeply moisturizes)
• Sweet almond oil (effective in stretch mark prevention, soothing and moisturizing)
• Pracaxi oil (rich in oleic, linoleic, and behenic acids, used for reducing discoloration, scars, and stretch marks, has anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties)
• Camellia oil (thanks to its high omega-9 and vitamins A, B, C, and E content, it supports natural regeneration processes, moisturizes, nourishes, stimulates collagen production, and firms the skin)
To the chosen oil, add 10 ml of olive-derived squalane (you can enrich the formula with 10 ml of Coenzyme Q10).
After mixing, add 20 ml of a firming liposome complex.
If you want to make the balm richer or thicker, you can add about 1-2 tablespoons of cosmetic butter, like mango or shea.
We recommend shaking the bottle before each use.