Additional Information and Use

Used in the morning, after cleansing your face. Apply evenly on your skin with your fingers, starting from the forehead and towards your nose, chin and cheekbones. Continue gently towards the ears, the hairline and neck. If needed, apply a hydrating day cream before use.

Properties:
Αqua (water): ANNEMARIE BÖRLIND’s own deep spring water comes from 166 meters below ground. It is characterized by its high level of purity and impeccable microbiological quality.

Limnanthes alba seed oil (meadowfoam): The oil obtained from the seed of the north American meadowfoam protects skin very well and makes dry, flaky skin supple again. It is absorbed well and does not leave any oily film on the skin.

Macadamia ternifolia seed oil: Macadamia nut oil offers very good skin protection and makes dry, flaky skin supple again.

Glycerin: Glycerin, derived from vegetable oil, has a moisturizing effect.

Mica: derived from natural mineral sources, creates a subtle shimmer and visually diminishes wrinkles.

Βutyrospermum parkii butter (shea): This organic shea butter is rich in unsaturated fatty acids and vitamins. Shea butter offers very good skin protection and makes dry, flaky skin supple again.

Polyglyceryl-3 methylglucose distearate: This emulsifier, derived from plant substances, binds water with oil.

Sodium potassium aluminum silicate: The natural mineral nepheline visually reduces wrinkles by means of light diffusion.

Persea gratissima oil (avocado): Organic avocado extract is rich in vitamins and nourishes and protects the skin.

Caprylic/capric triglyceride: This neutral oil is a mixture of medium-chain fatty acids derived from plants. It is a gentle, non-greasy and oxidatively stable oil.

Sorbitan stearate: These (co-)emulsifiers, derived from plant substances, bind water with oil.

Glyceryl stearate: This emulsifier, derived from plant substances, binds water with oil.

Squalane: Squalane derived from sugar cane, is very similar to the skin’s natural squalene. This botanical oil leaves skin feeling silky and non-greasy. It has smoothing and moisture-retaining effects.

Phenoxyethanol: Phenoxyethanol is a nature-identical preservative. It occurs naturally in green tea and chicory.

Benzyl alcohol: Fragrance contained in perfume mixtures. To be listed separately in the list of ingredients in accordance with the EU Regulation on Cosmetic Products. Benzyl alcohol is also used as a preservative.

Polyglyceryl-6 dioleate: This emulsifier, derived from plant substances, binds water with oil.

Potassium cetyl phosphate: This emulsifier, derived from plant substances, binds water with oil.

Panthenol: This provitamin improves the skin’s elasticity and accelerates cell regeneration. It has moisturizing and regenerating effects.

Distarch phosphate: This powder, obtained from corn starch, stabilizes emulsions and feels light and powdery on the skin.

Silica: Silicic acid thickens oily products and is used as a base for color pigments.

Glyceryl laurate: This emulsifier, derived from plant substances, binds water with oil.

Tocopheryl acetate: Provitamin E, derived from vegetable oils, is an antioxidant and therefore protects against free radicals and thus against premature aging. It also prevents skin damage caused by UV rays.

Sucrose cocoate: These stabilizers and (co-)emulsifiers, derived from plant substances, bind water with oil.

Xanthan gum: Xanthan gum is obtained through fermentation from a plant substrate and is used as a natural gelling agent.

Tremella fuciformis mushroom sporocarp extract (hyaluronic acid): White jelly fungus is a traditional natural remedy. The extract obtained from it is a botanical form of hyaluronic acid.

Hydrogenated lecithin: Hydrogenated vegetable lecithin has a nourishing effect and stabilizes emulsions.

Glycine soja oil (wild soybean): The oil obtained from soybeans contains vitamins and unsaturated fatty acids. It offers good skin protection and makes dry, flaky skin supple again.

Aroma (fragrance): Aroma is the collective term for fragrances such as plant distillates, mixtures of essential oils and perfume compounds.

Αscorbyl palmitate: Fat-soluble forms of vitamin C protect against free radicals and thus against premature skin aging.

Lecithin: Lecithin, obtained from soy or sunflowers, has a nourishing effect and stabilizes emulsions.

Bisabolol: Organic FSC-certified bisabolol, obtained from the candeia tree, has anti-inflammatory and calming properties.

Dipotassium glycyrrhizate: This active substance, derived from licorice root, nourishes sensitive skin, strengthens and relieves irritation.

Tocopherol: Vitamin E, derived from vegetable oils, stabilizes cosmetics. As an antioxidant, it protects against free radicals and thus against premature skin aging. It also prevents skin damage caused by UV rays.

Guar gum Cyamopsis tetragonoloba: The flour obtained from the seed of the guar tree is used as a natural gelling agent.

Hydrogenated palm glycerides citrate: This emulsifier, derived from plant substances, binds water with oil.

Hexyl cinnamal: Fragrance contained in perfume mixtures. To be listed separately in the list of ingredients in accordance with the EU Regulation on Cosmetic Products.

Green mico-algae Dunaliella salina extract: This colorless carotenoid, derived from green algae, protects against free radicals and therefore against premature skin aging.

Limonene: Fragrance contained in perfume mixtures. To be listed separately in the list of ingredients in accordance with the EU Regulation on Cosmetic Products.

Linalool: Fragrance contained in perfume mixtures. To be listed separately in the list of ingredients in accordance with the EU Regulation on Cosmetic Products.

Citronellol: Fragrance contained in perfume mixtures. To be listed separately in the list of ingredients in accordance with the EU Regulation on Cosmetic Products.

CI 77891 (Titanium dioxide), CI 77492 (iron oxides), CI 77491 (iron oxides), CI 77499 (iron oxides): This cosmetic colorant is used to color skin care products and decorative cosmetics.

*The declaration on the packaging prevails.
Listing the ingredients in accordance with INCI (the International Nomenclature of Cosmetic Ingredients) allows a uniform, language-independent declaration of ingredients throughout Europe.