La Cure Peau Nette Anti-blemish treatment

Burdock is a plant that has been used for centuries in traditional medicine for its beneficial properties for the skin. In cosmetics, burdock is used for its anti-inflammatory, antibacterial and antioxidant properties, as well as its potential to regulate sebum production.

Commonly used in Asian medicine, it contains rare fatty acids that are known to soothe irritated and damaged skin. It also helps to even out skin tone, which makes it very useful when spots have left their mark…

Silica is perfect for minimizing the appearance of pores and setting makeup.

This prebiotic helps to rebalance, maintain and stimulate the skin's ecoflora – the body's first line of defense against environmental aggressions. By helping good bacteria to grow, to the detriment of "bad" bacteria, it helps keep skin healthy while regulating its pH balance.

Rich in polyunsaturated essential fatty acids, it has a regenerating and antioxidant action.

This extract contains silica, which works by mimicking the cellular cement, promotes calcium binding and stimulates the synthesis of support molecules, such as collagen. Ideal for an instant firming effect.

Native to India, Tulsi is known for its purifying, antibacterial and antiseptic properties. Its detoxifying action makes it ideal to deeply purify, diminish redness and control sebum production, to leave skin matte.

This natural shield works to regulate and stabilize skin microflora and prevent the development of undesirable bacteria. With anti-inflammatory properties, it helps to re-establish the skin's optimal physiological balance.

This powerful fungus is widely used in medicine in the Far East. It's believed to be present in 10% of traditional Chinese medical preparations! Poria Cocos is credited with many immunological, anti-tumoral and anti-inflammatory properties. By soothing the central nervous system, it helps to relieve anxiety and reduce tensions. When applied to the skin, it works to control inflammation and restore the skin's barrier function, protecting it against environmental aggressions and thus helping to reduce skin reactivity.

This purifying trace element helps to prevent the growth of bacteria on the skin and neutralize free radicals. It also helps to strengthen keratin (nails, hair).

One of the most widely used medicinal plants, Aloe Vera is used to treat burns, including sunburn, to heal wounds and to combat cellular aging. Its composition is very interesting: like a cactus, it contains over 99% water. The remaining 1% is a very potent synergy of 12 vitamins (A, B1, B2, B3, B12, C, E...) but also numerous minerals, trace elements and amino acids.

This natural essence comes from the land of Australia and its benefits are indisputable! Gentle on the skin, Tea Tree oil is known for its antiseptic and antibacterial properties. It helps to keep impurities away and purify the skin without drying it out.

This plant has been used in traditional medicine for over 2,000 years, to improve the healing process. This ability is directly linked to its two main constituents: saponosides (madecassoside, asiaticoside) and triterpenes (asiatic acid, madecassic acid). These molecules are involved in the production of collagen and fibroblasts – cells that play an important role in tissue regeneration.

This antiseptic herb promotes healing and has regenerating properties: it helps to prevent premature skin aging, tightens, purifies, cleanses and refreshes without damaging the skin. It also tightens dilated pores and helps to balance the skin by controlling sebum secretions.

Used by the Mayans and known as the "skin tree," tepezcohuite is rich in tannins and anti-free radical bioflavonoids. It helps to rebuild the skin.

Myrtle is a Mediterranean plant whose leaves and berries have beneficial properties for the skin. In cosmetics, myrtle is used for its antioxidant, antibacterial and astringent properties, as well as its pleasant scent.