Regenerating kit

Always known as an excellence in cosmetic treatments, snail slime is a substance rich in Allantoin (tissue regenerating), Elastin (elasticizing), Collagen (moisturizing), Glycolic Acid (exfoliating and illuminating), Lactic Acid, Vitamins and Minerals. Its important proteic and nourishing action increases protection from atmospheric agents. The slime of the snails is collected in accordance with the rules in force and in such a way as not to create stress to the snails that are placed in the hatchery after the collection of the slime.

A fruit known since ancient times by the Phoenicians, Greeks and Romans who used it for its antioxidant, anti-wrinkle and antibacterial properties. Rich in minerals (Magnesium, Phosphorus, Manganese and Zinc with antioxidant function), water and vitamins (A, B, C, K). Particularly useful in the repair of the stems and the prevention of split ends and has a regenerating effect on brittle hair that breaks easily.

Bamboo is a plant with unusual properties. It belongs to the Gramineae family, all the plants belonging to this family are bound to the earth in a particular way, thanks to the capacity of multiplication and penetration of their roots, to the point of creating a covering above ground. Bamboo develops with a remarkable growth and produces canes up to several meters high. They are resistant and at the same time flexible thanks to the high quantity of silicates. Bamboo is rich in valuable substances that restructure and moisturize the hair fiber such as organic silica, mineral salts and vitamins C, B1, B2 and PP. Substance known for its content in amino acids and vitamins that penetrate into the hair structure and contribute to tissue repair. Excellent adjuvant in therapies of reconstruction of the hair fiber.

The main properties of menthol is its immediate cooling effect, due to the activation of receptors that react to skin temperature. In addition to the refreshing action, it is calming and invigorating, protecting the skin from irritation.

Wheat proteins have a strong affinity with hair keratin and are able to act directly on the structure of the hair fiber: they attach themselves to the surface of the hair, "fill in" the damaged areas and seal the cuticles. The perceived effect is extreme softness and shine.

They have nourishing properties on the hair: by retaining water on the surface, they help maintain a voluminous, hydrated, strong and healthy hair. They also act as a protector, preventing hair breakage and repairing split ends. They give strength and fullness to the hair. They give shine and softness to the hair, making it smooth, silky and less frizzy.