Orange Luxury Hand Repair Cream with Extracts of: Chamomile, Calendula, Rose, Evening Primrose, Oat, Aloe & Agave

Colloidal oatmeal is the star of this cream. This Clinical trial showed that a 1% colloidal oatmeal cream alone was effective in reducing symptoms of mild to moderate atopic dermatitis (eczema). Colloidal oatmeal soothing, protective and anti-inflammatory.

Colloidal Oatmeal is an all-natural powder derived through the fine grinding or milling of the whole, dehulled oat kernels (Avena sativa). With unique and gentle reparative properties, it is frequently used as an ingredient in soothing products and treatments to help relieve itching, redness, or chapping of the skin due to irritations, sensitivities, or inflammatory conditions such as eczema and atopic dermatitis.

The term 'colloidal' refers to specific properties that oatmeal displays when dispersed in a liquid medium such as water. Due to its average particle size (200 mesh), the oatmeal particles become suspended and continuously distributed throughout the medium (rather than settling down at the bottom). This causes it to exhibit special characteristics that are somewhere in between that of a solution (such as sugar dissolved in water) and a suspension (such as chalk in water). In skincare, this colloidal property allows the oatmeal to settle evenly on the skin's surface in order to create a hydrating and protective film. Colloidal Oatmeal functions as an anti-irritant and relieves itching due to the material's naturally nourishing composition. Two active constituents playing a key role in its effects include Beta Glucans, polysaccharide compounds with potent hygroscopic qualities, and Avenanthramides, plant phenols that display strong anti-inflammatory and antioxidant qualities. Due to its deeply moisturizing, hydrating, and protective properties, Colloidal Oatmeal is popular in a wide variety of formulations, including bath powders, shampoos, skin creams, body lotions, and baby care products.

When added to water or incorporated in a formulation, Colloidal Oatmeal disperses easily to form a colloidal suspension. Its very small particles settle evenly onto the skin, attracting water due to its humectant qualities to counter dryness. The particles also create an occlusive film on the skin that has protective qualities and reduces transepidermal water loss (TEWL). The buffering properties of Colloidal Oatmeal further help normalize the pH levels of the skin, which can be helpful in relieving itching.

Thanks to their natural composition and chemical properties, oats have unique qualities that make them strikingly suited for sensitive and dry skin problems. Indeed, it is said that oats have a complete and gentle yet powerful skin remedy naturally in-built into their chemistry…no wonder they are known as a 'wonder' ingredient!

Colloidal Oatmeal can helps relieve itching, irritations, and inflammation. It helps improve skin texture and reducing flakiness and/or scaling, boosts skin hydration and moisturization.

Creates an occlusive layer on the skin surface to help decrease TEWL and impact of external irritants. High in antioxidants to help protect skin from free radical damage. Colloidal Oatmeal acts as a gentle cleanser and soap replacement for those with dry, itchy, or sensitive skin

Avocado butter is a light butter with nice moisturizing properties and is renowned for its rich concentration of oleic and linoleic essential fatty acids which help to give it unequaled penetrating and restructuring properties. Avocado butter is a nourishing butter that is rich in unsaturated fatty acid content. It is especially high in oleic acid (Omega-9), linoleic acid (Omega-6), palmitoleic acid, potassium, and vitamins A, B1, D & E.  It has an excellent hydrating effect and penetrates well into the skin due to the high amount of oleic acid, making it a fantastic ingredient in maintaining youthful appearance. It is commonly used in many cosmetic skin and body care products, including bath lotions, skin moisturizers, creams & soaps. Avocado butter is best suited for rough, flaky, and dry skin. Benefits of Avocado Butter had natural UV radiation protection and is great as sunblock, it chalk full of vitamins A, D, and E, as well as fatty acids and beta-carotene it fantastic for damaged, cracked, or dry skin.

The Shea Butter helps heal dry and cracked skin it is also a emollient and anti-inflammatory.

Beeswax provides an effective barrier to the outside world to keep the good things in and the bad things out. And it is an emollient, so it is moisturizing your skin while it's on there.

Lanolin Is the Skincare Powerhouse. Lanolin’s main benefit: it’s crazy moisturizing. Because it’s considered an emollient, it can help soothe and smooth dry, cracked, or dehydrated skin. It’s also an occlusive moisturizer (meaning it can slow water loss from your skin). A 2017 review notes that lanolin can reduce skin’s water loss by as much as 20 to 30 percent. With its ultra-hydrating abilities, lanolin oil can soften dry, rough, or flaky skin, and improve skin’s feel and appearance.

Honeyquat- Thought to be a natural anti-oxidant and anti-inflammatory. It is thought to be an excellent cleansing agent while improving skin texture and surface smoothness. Honey has long been found to destroy bacteria. It is a natural anti oxidant that is high in vitamin C and promotes collagen formation in the skin. It is thought to be an excellent cleansing agent while improving skin texture and surface smoothness. Provides excellent hair shine. This product is water based and easily incorporates into lotions, soaps and hair care products. It does not look or smell like honey you purchase at the grocery store. It draws in moisture so skin will stay hydrated all day long.

Liquid silk is hydrosol, it is silk fibers dissolved in water. Why is Hydrolyzed Silk Good for Hair and Skin? It has optimal moisturization and hydration. Not only does it allow your skin to absorb the helpful products that it’s used in and their moisturizing components, but it also helps your skin with retaining moisture. Moisture retention is achieved with hydrolyzed silk (and other forms of hydrolysates) because the amino acids within it bond with the keratin layer. There, a barrier is formed between the two, leading to vastly increased moisture retention instead of moisture expulsion. Not only is it moisturizing but it overall provides a soft and silky smooth feeling (of course)to your skinwhen applied. And who doesn’t love to have soft and smooth skin?

Liquid Cashmere- comes from the keratin fibers of cashmere wool through a process called hydrolysis, where water is used to break down the bonds of a substance. The result is a water-soluble liquid that’s perfect for lotion. Liquid cashmere adds a moisturizing and silky feeling.

Contains Extracts of: Chamomile, Calendula, Rose, Evening Primrose, Oat, Aloe & Agave.

Calendula Extract - One of the key ingredients in this formula is calendula which is proven to be highly effective in preventing skin from over-drying. Calendula has active anti-oxidant with antiseptic and anti-inflammatory properties. 


Chamomile extract- For starters, chamomile has many powerful skin benefits such as anti-inflammatory, antifungal, antibacterial, and antiseptic properties. And it contains essential oils and antioxidants. Chamomile is also hypoallergenic and helps reduce skin irritants by neutralizing free radicals. Because chamomile has anti-inflammatory properties, it’s great for acne-prone skin. Chamomile can be used as a mild astringent, effectively drying out your acne and causing redness and inflammation to minimize. It also gently kills bacteria, fights hyperpigmentation and red spots, and protects the skin from free radical damage. All of this can lead to healthier, blemish-free skin. Chamomile can also soothe and heal burnt or damaged skin. Many people find chamomile to be effective when treating sunburns or other types of burns. It’s all great for those who get chemical peels, as the skin is very red and sensitive after a peel. By applying products containing chamomile after your treatment, you should see your skin calm down and heal quicker. 

One impressive study demonstrated chamomile was more than half as effective as a .25% hydrocortisone cream when applied topically.

Aloe Vera - a great moisturizing agent, high in vitamin B complex, folic acid and vitamin C.

Agave Extract: Agave contains Glycolic which helps heal wounds faster. A person suffering from severe dry skin can find relief when applying agave extract. Agave is an effective antiseptic - Leaf of agave plant is known for its antiseptic properties. It is usually used to heal wounds and burns. It also prevents infections. Agave is an effective anti-inflammatory agent. The juice and sap of the Agave plant can be applied to wounds as an anti-inflammatory, and the active agents in the juice can also have pain-relieving properties, which makes treating wounds with this plant-based medicine a two-fold win. It helps to keep skin soft and supple - with so many healing properties, agave helps to help skin soft and supple. It is rich in vitamins B1, B2, C, D, K and provitamin A. It provides effective soothing and calming properties.

Evening Primrose- soothes and moisturizes the skin, scalp, and hair while enhancing elasticity. Furthermore, it promotes a healthy, clear, rejuvenated complexion with enhanced radiance and addresses roughness, wrinkles, redness, dryness, and irritation. It facilitates the healing process, reduces the appearance of scars, and calms inflammation. It is reputed to not only moisturize but to also enhance elasticity as well as the texture of flaking or peeling skin, making it an ideal ingredient in formulations for mature skin. With astringent and softening properties, it promotes the look of a healthy, clear, rejuvenated complexion with enhanced radiance. By addressing roughness, wrinkles, redness, dryness, and irritation, it is reputed to soothe skin afflicted with acne, eczema, and psoriasis.

Research does support the topical use of evening primrose for managing various skin concerns, including dryness and unevenness. These benefits likely stem from the oil’s high concentration of essential fatty acids, including linoleic acid (which plays a critical role in the synthesis of ceramides). Evening primrose also contains flavonoids and other antioxidants that can help protect your skin from external stressors. Evening primrose has about 13% GLA content and 72% linoleic acid, both of which are powerhouse fatty acids for skin health.  Evening primrose has long been known as the darling of skincare products designed to make skin look younger, and improves skin smoothness and hydration when used topically and internally. Evening primrose oil benefits skin because it is gentle, making it a suitable choice for all skin types, and is a perfect match for sensitive and irritated skin that may be suffering from acne, eczema, and psoriasis.  

Oat extract: possesses skin-barrier-repairing Omega 5 and 6 fatty acids. And, during the extraction process, the mucilage obtained works wonders on sunburn. It’s very fast-acting, bringing instant relief to irritated skin; it boasts added antiviral and antifungal activity, too. Oat extract is also bursting with sterols, which help with collagen protection and synthesis. And it packs a powerful antioxidant punch, namely Vitamin E, to help protect skin against free radical damage.Oat Extract is made from rolled oat kernels. Oats were used for skin care by the Egyptians and Arabs since at least 2000 BC. Oat bran is a good source of B complex Vitamins, vitamin E, protein, fat, and minerals. Oat Extract is recommended for all skin types, but especially for sensitive skin and dry and flaky skin.

Aloe Extract: Aloe Vera is a skin soother. Aloe salms, soothes, and hydrates the skin. Aloe Vera soothes sunburns and skin injuries by increasing collagen synthesis and cross-linking. This helps reduce any resulting scar tissue and speeds up wound healing, Aloe also contains compounds called aloin and anthraquinones, which have anti-inflammatory and antioxidant benefits that can help alleviate pain and promote healing. Together, these nutrients can help calm the feel of irritated, sensitized skin and may help the skin recover from irritation more quickly. Flare-ups of psoriasis—an inflammatory condition that causes red, itchy and scaly patches—may be better managed with aloe vera in the mix, thanks to its anti-inflammatory properties. Ditto eczema, a skin condition that causes your skin to become red and itchy and more prone to fungal and bacterial infections: Aloe has antiseptic, antibacterial, anti-fungal and anti-inflammatory properties that may soothe eczema by hydrating and protecting it from contaminants. Given its exceptionally high water content, it should come as no surprise that aloe vera is an effective moisturizer. In fact, several Egyptian queens, including Cleopatra, were known to use aloe vera in their daily beauty routines. Studies show that when used topically, aloe vera can help the skin retain moisture, improve skin’s flexibility, and diminish the appearance of dry skin symptoms like peeling and flaking. Aloe prevents transepidermal water loss (TEWL): Transepidermal water loss occurs when the skin gets dehydrated, causing dryness and inflammation.The phytosterols soothe itchiness and irritation and prevent transepidermal water loss, which is really important when you have a sunburn or a windburn.

Rose Extract: Rose extract helps moisturize the skin. This ingredient is most highly touted for harboring intensive hydrating properties. But that’s not all. With such a complex array of antioxidants, minerals, and vitamins, Rose Extract boasts incredible benefits when used in skin care. As a gentle antiseptic and astringent, it can help cleanse skin and prevent blemishes. Anti-inflammatory properties enable Rose Extract to help minimize redness and soothe irritation – making it ideal for all skin types (acneic, dry, mature, sensitive) because of its calming and healing abilities. In addition, Rose Extract is believed to be able to help reduce spots and discoloration. Rose, also known as the “Queen of Flowers,” is a botanical skincare ingredient that has been used for even longer than oat extract (about 5000 years). Ancient Egyptians would not only boil down roses to make healing salves, but also infuse rose scent in their oils to cleanse and protect their skin. Galen of Pergamon, a Roman physician, was inspired by the earlier medical knowledge of the Greek, Dioscorides, to create the first cold cream prototype, which contained rose water, beeswax, and either almond or olive oil. The resulting ointment was so successful at remedying a variety of skin complaints that Galenus Cold Cream or Galen’s Cerate is still popular today. But it wasn’t just the Ancient Egyptians, Greeks, Romans, and Persians (credited for perfecting steam distillation and initiating the commercial cultivation of roses) who were in love with the fantastic skin-benefits of rose extract, nor were its uses confined to just skin remedies. Virtually everyone in Medieval Europe was using rose water to either cleanse their hands or mix with lead powder to create a sort of precursor to liquid foundation, as pale skin was very stylish at the time.

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