Prunus Armeniaca
Rosaceae
The oil extracted from the Apricot kernel is used is cosmetics. Rich in oleic acid and vitamins A and E, it is highly nourishing and revitalises dull and tired skin. Recommended for all skin types and more particularly mature skin, it is also protective, emollient and hydrating. It removes dead skin and deeply cleans skin.
Native to Central Asia, the Apricot tree is a fruit tree in the Rosaceae family that has been cultivated for over 2000 years. Alexander the Great is credited with introducing it to the western world when he took the Silk Road. The Apricot then spread throughout the Mediterranean basin thanks to the Arabs. Its common name is derived from the Arabic word "albarquq" which means "early" since the Apricot tree flowers very early in spring.
Very gentle cleansing base. Sulphate free. Physiological pH. Available in 2 sizes
Cream texture. Sulphate free. Very gentle cleansing base. Suitable for frequent use. Available in 2 sizes
Finely calibrated. 100% natural and organic. For gentle exfoliation
With organic Camelia oil. Innovative three-phase texture: gel, oil then milk. 100% organic exfoliants. Heady fragrance