Hildegard Braukmann Derma Membran After Shave Balsam 50 ml

11,00 EUR

Description

High end facial care for sensitive skin. Lamellar Membrane Lipid Technology Also for those with a tendency to neurodermatitis, couperose/rosacea. Immediately cools and soothes sensitive skin. Intensively moisturizes the skin. Bisabolol and licorice root extract soothe redness. Bacteriostatic formula actively prevents inflammation. Tiger grass has a strong antioxidant effect. Skin-like lamellar membrane lipids strengthen the natural skin barrier and promote regeneration. Without alcohol. Tip: The ideal 3-day beard care. Active ingredients: Derma Membrane Concentrate: Is the basis of this special care preparation. It contains exclusively skin-related lipids of plant origin, namely phospholipids, triglycerides, squalane, ceramides and phytosterols. Due to its special lamellar structure, it is very similar to the skin's natural barrier layers and is accepted and integrated by the skin. Derma Membrane Concentrate specifically supports the natural barrier function, reduces skin roughness and significantly increases the elasticity and moisture content of the skin.Tiger Grass: The plant Centella asiatica belongs to the umbelliferae and is native to the entire tropics. Tiger grass is used in traditional Chinese medicine and Ayurvedic medicine. According to legend, wounded Bengal tigers roll in its leaves to stimulate wound healing. This is where the name "tiger grass" comes from. Main active ingredients include polyphenols (caffeoylquinic acid derivatives), which have a strong antioxidant effect. Visible veins and redness are reduced - for a healthy and balanced complexion.Bisabolol: Is a colorless, faintly spicy-smelling liquid found in up to 50% of chamomile essential oil. It is effective against inflammation, redness and irritation. It is worth emphasizing its bacteriostatic effect as well as its almost ideal skin tolerance.Licorice root (Glycyrrhiza glabra): Is cultivated mainly on the Volga and in southern Europe. The roots and runners of the three- to four-year-old shrub are used. Licorice root contains two to 15 percent of so-called triterpene saponins. The main triterpene is glycyrrhizin, which has a very sweet taste and is a mixture of salts of glycyrrhizic acid. When the sugar component of glycyrrhizinic acid is split off, glycyrrhetinic acid is formed. This ingredient has anti-inflammatory, antibacterial and antioxidant properties. Flavonoids and coumarins are also present. In total, researchers have discovered about 400 different ingredients. In cosmetic terms, licorice is mainly used in the care of inflamed and irritated skin, as it has been proven to soothe skin irritations, reduce itching and promote wound healing.Shea butter: From the nuts of the West African shea butter tree contains vitamins A and E. Shea butter has excellent protective properties and prevents the skin from drying out. It is excellent for skin with increased care requirements.Panthenol (provitamin B5): Easily penetrates the skin and improves moisture retention especially...