Polyphenols and the Ageing Process
Polyphenols are a broad class of antioxidants including flavonoids and catechins which are found in red wine, chocolate, tea and many other foods. Antioxidants help slow the ageing process. Olives are high in polyphenols. These substances are water soluble so are mostly found in the waste water after olive processing. The levels are so high that they represent one of the biggest problems in disposing of olive waste. » Read more: Olive oil in cosmetics
Olive Oil contains polyphenol compounds that act as antioxidants to help prevent and repair damage to the skin done by accidental sun exposure. The skin damage is related to the destructive activity of free oxygen related radicals produced by skin cells. Polyphenolic components of olive oil have been compared to traditional antioxidants, such as tocopherols, used by the cosmetic and pharmaceutical industry to prevent skin damage. Results show polyphenols as having the highest activity as radical scavengers. » Read more: Can olive oil help relieve sunburn
Specially formulated for the daily moisturising of stressed and sensitive skin. The combination of valuable hydrating and caring agents and top-quality olive oil provide the skin with the needed freshness and vitality. Vitamin H and panthenol additionally support the skin’s natural regenerative processes.
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People usually think that if a thing suits for everything, in fact it suits for nothing. But this rule can`t be applied speaking about olive oil. Olive oil is widely taken from nature and used by cosmetics industry in producing olive cream and other products.
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