Phytotherapy, as the name suggests is a treatment (therapy) by plants (phyto).

It is one of the oldest medicines in the world. The druids of old Europe (600 years BC), made common use of it and were aware of the virtues of mistletoe against sterility.

Our grandmothers knew how to use chamomile to revive blond hair, rose to lighten the complexion, borage to cleanse skin.

In fact, plants are rich in minerals and trace elements which are carried by the sap. Their therapeutic properties are due to the active ingredients located in their different organs: Leaves, fruits, flowers, roots, rhizomes …

In recent years, we have noticed a thirst for balance, and returning to nature, it seems that herbal teas, capsules, essential oils and flower essences have never been so successful.

 We are going back to basics.

In cosmetology, essential oils are often used, a steam distillation of aromatic plants to extract the essence. These active ingredients are used in the composition of products for the face and body, in creams, masks, massage oils, wraps, etc.

Plants are complex, but with time we have gotten to know many of them and their beneficial properties.

Check out more about phytotherapy research here:https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/page/journal/10991573/homepage/productinformation.html

For example:

Use Aloe Vera activates hydration, softening, calms burning effect on our skin after sunbathing

Chamomile is Soothing, softening, lightening, relaxing compress, rinsing water, products

Anti-inflammatory, stimulating and antiseptic

Juniper (Juniper) Calms tired feet

Ivy to counter cellulite and fatty deposits Weight-loss treatment

Peruvian creeper: to counter cellulite and fatty deposits Weight loss treatment

Witch hazel: Circulatory problem in the case of varicose veins or heaviness in the legs

Horse Chestnut: Circulatory problem in the case of varicose veins or heaviness in the legs

St. John’s Wort: astringent, softening, protective, regenerating

Green tea: hydrating, demineralizing, antioxidant

Red vine: Circulatory problems help to reduce superfluous bulbs