SkinBalm

SkinBalm® contains, among other things, the same powerful ingredients that we find in OmegaMatrix®. Just think of the three Omega-3 fatty acids in their purest form: this therapeutic SkinBalm® provides optimal support for the skin, mainly thanks to the presence of Squalene (fights skin ageing), Vitamin A (skin quality) and Alpha-Lipoic Acid (regulates skin cells).It also contains Beeswax and Jojoba Oil, both of which are great for your skin.

Kind of secret, but the ingredients are listed on the right!

It contains no water,there for it is very solid, unless very warm. Scrape a bit out the jar with a nail, put in the inside of hour hand. Put hands together and rub until balm starts to melt. Now apply where ever you like. Whatever is left in your hands, rub in your hair. It is realy cool and healthy as well!

Dry skin

Allergie to one of the listed ingredients. Not very likely.

Since the oils are natural and very short, it really adds nutrition to your skin. Not a chemical film, real oil and fats which allow your skin to breath!

In contrast to creams with a mineral oil base, the very fine structure of SkinBalm® ensures that the ingredients are actually absorbed by the skin. The skin is not blocked and keeps its function in the process. That is why this cream is particularly effective and offers powerful oxidative protection of the skin. The cream is 100% natural and does not contain any chemical preservatives such as parabens.

Just the tip of your nail is enough for your face and hands.

Orders can be made at the following website: rejuvenal shop.

Pharmazie. 1997 Jun;52(6):463-5.
Unsaturated glycerol monoethers as novel skin penetration enhancers.

Loftsson T, Petersen DS, Le Goffic F, Olafsson JH.
Department of Pharmacy, University of Iceland, Reykjavik, Iceland.
A mixture of glycerol monoethers was extracted from the liver oil of deep sea shark (Centroporus squamosus). It consisted mainly of monoethers of glycerol and linear monounsaturated octadecanol, and glycerol and linear monounsaturated hexadecanol. Only about 11% of the extract consisted of glycerol monoethers derived from linear saturated fatty alcohols. The glycerol monoether extract was somewhat less effective as skin penetration enhancer than oleic acid and other potent fatty acid penetration enhancers, but it was still a very effective enhancer in the hairless mouse skin model used in this study.