Naolys COMPANY PROFILE


Naolys is the world leading company in plant cell culture delivering the largest offer of active plant cells for the cosmetic industry. From moisturisation to anti-ageing, energy to slimming, Naolys cells support a large range of claims while always respecting the skin natural mechanisms.


As plant cells made with a unique biotechnology, with no pesticide or GMO products added, Naolys products can be used in any type of natural formulae, including the ones complying with a natural standard. Here you can discover some of our natural active ingredients (100% of natural origin for cells in glycerin or 100% natural for cells in sunflower oil – according to the norm ISO 16128) made with delicate species well known in the perfume industry but with significant properties for skincare products.


The four following natural formulae for leave on products include four Naolys different active ingredients and can be included in different galenics, from opaque emulsions to transparent oil. They have been designed for:


• A day cream to moisturise and soothe skin with HydraSoothing Indian olibanum


• A day and/or night cream to limit skin ageing (wrinkles and skin sagging) with StandStill Rose from Damas


• A dry oil to protect and reinforce skin barrier with OxyRelax Frangipani tree


• A lip balm to moisturise and energise lips with Full Energy Vanilla


Any Naolys product is compliant with European standards (COSMOS or NATRUE) and is available in three liquid forms to fit any type of galenics, such as emulsions, gels, oils, including transparent formulae – water based or oil based products.


Naolys 86, route d’Arcachon 33610 CESTAS FRANCE Tel: 0033 5 57 29 03 70 Email: naolys@naolys.com www.naolys.com


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