Rosadia - Sylveco - face wash gel with Damascus rose 150 ml?

A face cleansing gel for cleansing sensitive, capillary, red, and mature skin. Created on the basis of hydrolate from damask rose and natural cleansing ingredients. Effectively washed, without disturbing the natural lipid barrier, and the addition of mandelic acid stimulates the skin to faster regeneration, unifies the skin tone and reduces fine wrinkles. The nutritional and antioxidant properties are supported by evening primrose oil and natural orange essential oil. Ingredients / INCI: Aqua, Bulgarian Pink Rose (Rosa Damascena) Hydrolate, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Sorbitol, Mandelic Acid, Decyl Glucoside, Coco-glucoside, Hydroxyethylocellulose, Panthenol, Sodium Bicarbonate, Oenothera Biennis (Evening Primrose) Seed Oil, Citrus Aurantium Dulcis Oil , Sodium Benzoate, Limonene. Rosadia is a brand with a "rose" leitmotif. Perfect for all types of skin. Above all, it will appeal to the owners of dry, mature, sensitive and capillaries.   Glossary of rose ingredients in natural cosmetics Rosadia: Bulgarian Pink Rose (Rosa Damascena) Hydrolate (hydrolate from the damask rose) Hydrolates are referred to as distillates, "floral waters" or "plant waters". Hydrolates are formed as a by-product of acquiring essential oils in the process of distillation with water vapor of plants. Hydrolat is the remaining distillation water, which contains dissolved components of plant material and small amounts of essential oil. Hydrolates are in the form of a liquid with a subtle odor and pH close to the natural skin reaction. Just like essential oils are pure essences of a given plant material, but in a milder and diluted form. Rosa Damascena Flower Oil (damask rose oil) It is obtained by distillation of hand-picked damask rose flowers (Rosa damascena) grown in the famous Rose Valley in Kazanluk, Bulgaria. From two to five tons of collected flowers 1 kg of essential oil is distilled. For over 330 years Damascus Rose has been cultivated in this area. It is believed that the Valley of Roses has unique, exceptional conditions (soil structure, air humidity, cloudiness and rainfall) to obtain the highest quality rose oil. Roses are collected in a strictly defined time, from sunrise to around 10.00-11.00 hours because then the flowers have the largest concentration of oils. In the perfumery, this scent is a pattern of floral aroma. The natural oil contains several hundred ingredients - including alcohols, esters, aldehydes, acetals, terpenes and many others that make up its fragrance bouquet. Floral character gives this essential oil the main components: beta-phenethyl alcohol, geraniol and damascenon. Despite the remarkable progress in the field of fragrances, it is impossible to reproduce the true aroma of rose oil from synthetic ingredients. You can not substitute Rosa damascena with other rose oils from over 200 varieties of this plant. Rosa Canina (Fruit) Oil (rosehip oil) The chemical composition of wild rose oil is unique. It contains natural trans-retinoic acid (vitamin A acid, tretinoin), which regenerates tissues at the cellular level. In addition, the oil has a high content of omega-6 and omega-3. Rosehip oil also contains carotenoids (beta-carotene, lycopene, zeaxanthin and others) with antioxidant properties. It has unique properties: reduces existing and inhibits the formation of new wrinkles, improves skin elasticity, tones its tone and significantly slows down the aging process. The oil works well in skin care after bathing sunlight, lightens discolorations, rebuilds intercellular cement, reduces scars and stretch marks (accelerates tissue restructuring). Extract of rosehips has a very high concentration of vitamin C, thanks to which it lightens the complexion and discoloration. It is characterized by softening, moisturizing and smoothing properties, protects the skin against the harmful effects of free radicals, strengthens collagen and elastin fibers, causing an increase in firmness and elasticity of the skin and the reduction of fine wrinkles.