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T e active ingredients in Omorovicza’s products are sourced from Hungary
Omorovicza {minerals}
Antioxidants give protection against UV and free radical damage
Live Native {mud}
Live Native’s deep-cleansing Botanic Earth Mud Mask contains an antioxidant-rich blend of natural ingredients, including sun- dried rhassoul clay, acai, raw cacao, 23K gold leaf and high-potency spirulina and has been designed to nourish, repair and restore balance to the skin. It can be used for neck and décolleté cleansing, for manicures and pedicures and also for back cleansing, body-polishing and anti-cellulite toning and fi rming. The product has been designed to restore skin tone using minerals, phytochemicals, antioxidants and active enzymes. It can be used on all skin types and is especially suitable for use on distressed,
acne-prone, mature and sensitive skin. The company’s Botanic Earth Mud Mask has hydrating, plumping, tightening/anti- wrinkle and collagen-building properties, as well as being anti-bacterial, anti-microbial and anti-infl ammatory. It can promote the healing of scar tissue and calming of infl ammatory conditions such as acne, eczema, psoriasis, dermatitis and cold sores. Its antioxidants protect against UV and free-radical damage. Live Native makes moisturisers, balms, deodorants, cleaners, toners, beauty serums, scrubs, masks and soaks. All products use vegan, organic, cold-pressed, unpasteurised ingredients.
www.livenative.co.uk
A number of Omorovicza’s products, such as its Thermal Cleansing Balm and Deep Cleansing Mask, are made using Hungarian Moor mud that’s sourced from Europe’s largest thermal lake. The warm-water lake is a geological
curiosity, because it sits on a peat- bed and is fed with such fast-fl owing springs that the water is replaced every 24 hours. The mineral content of the water is so concentrated that bathers are advised to spend no more than 20 minutes at a time soaking in it. The mud is ‘medical grade’ and is rich in calcium and magnesium carbonates that detoxify, deeply cleanse and nourish the skin. Mindful that some cleansers and masks can be drying, Omorovicza has focused on ensuring its products remove impurities but also leave skin healthy and hydrated.
www.omorovicza.com
THALGO {SEAWEED}
Thalgo offers a range of skincare for face and body, as well as a range of marine algae nutritional supplements. The primary active ingredient in the skincare products is seaweed – a natural source of benefi ts from hydrating to anti-ageing, detox and slimming.
Seaweed appears in its purest form in Thalgo’s 100 per cent natural Micronized Marine Algae – the pulverised powder of three types of seaweed which is used in the company’s classic seaweed wrap. It has a medical patent, which demon- strates its effectiveness.
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Marine ingredients are effective because of the body’s affi nity with the sea. Life began there and single-cell blue algae is believed to have been the
fi rst living cells. This explains why blood
plasma has such a similar structure to seawater and
why marine ingredients are bioavail- able, easily absorbed and effective. Thalassotherapy – body treatments using seawater and seaweed wraps – is
Seaweed has hydrating, anti-ageing, detox and slimming benefi ts
prescribed by doc- tors in France as a medical cure and is the inspiration for the Thalgo range. The seaweed used
by Thalgo is harvested sustainably. Macro-algaes
are mostly gathered in Brittany,
the Mediterranean, Chile and Tunisia and micro-algae in Europe and Hawaii.
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