Sterols
Phytosterols, Phytosterole
Sterols are found in the unsaponifiable matter of fats. This means that they remain in the soap making and are mixed with the vegetable or animal fats and lye and finally saponified. Avocado and soy oil and shea butter are considered to be particularly rich in unsaponifiable constituents. Sterols thus obtained are very similar to the skin's own sterols, which contribute significantly to the natural barrier layer of the skin. Sterols help the skin retain moisture and leave a protective, anti-inflammatory, antipruritic and reconstructive barrier on the skin.
see. Heike Käser 2010 "Natural Cosmetic Raw Materials", Linz, Freya Verlag, 3rd Edition 2012
Products with Sterols
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- Optical volume
- Hydrates & smooths
- Non-sticky
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- For demanding & mature skin
- Improves the skin's appearance
- Boosts skin elasticity
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- Ideal for oily & combination skin
- Great base for make-up
- Light texture
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- Ideal for dry & sensitive skin
- Nourishes & smooths
- Delicate scent
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- Recommended for thin, mature & sensitive skin
- With hyaluronic acid
- Moisturising
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- Ideal for all skin types
- Intensively moisturising
- With cactus pear & melon
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- Suitable for all skin types
- Firms & revitalises
- Evens out & hydrates the skin
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- For very dry, tired & demanding skin
- Firms & regenerates
- With hyaluronic acid
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- For wavy to very curly hair
- Light texture
- Suitable as a body oil
