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IN COSMETIC

Thanks to its soothing, decongestant and toning properties for circulation, horse chestnut is used in topical preparations for heavy legs, capillary fragility, cellulite blemishes and stagnation of liquids.

GENERAL INFO, HISTORICAL NOTES, CURIOSITIES

The horse chestnut is a plant native to Eastern Europe and born between the Balkan peninsula and the Caucasus. Its first 'official' appearance in Western Europe took place in 1591, when Charles de l'Ecluse, a well-known French botanist, introduced it to Vienna as an ornamental plant. The horse chestnut then arrived in Paris in 1615 and then spread to the rest of Europe.
According to tradition, the fruits of this shrub would keep seasonal ailments away.
Today the most famous horse chestnut is the one found in Amsterdam and that Anne Frank was contemplating from her window in the secret annex.

SKIN IV, due to its firming and soothing properties, uses it in the body mask:

  • FIRMING AND SMOOTHING BODY MASK

    Ideal for those areas of the body that are considered ‘critical’, and you want to firm and smooth, such as belly, hips, thighs and inner thighs.

    Contains:
    Hippocastanum (horse chestnut), Timiline®: they act on the skin by compacting and smoothing it
    Caffeine, guarana, ginkgo biloba, green tea, rosemary, red vine: help to drain, streamline, tone, astringere
    Vitamin E, artichoke extract: with antioxidant properties
    Aloe, pantanol: play a moisturizing action
    Niacinamide, allatoin: play an emollient

     

    TIPS:
    For greater effectiveness, at the end of the application massages the treated area with gentle and circular movements, from the bottom up.

    9,90€
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