✓ Sunflower Oil

Rich in linoleic acid (omega-6), an essential fatty acid for the cohesion of intercellular lipids, Sunflower Oil plays a key role in maintaining the barrier function of the epidermis¹². It thus helps limit transepidermal water loss, promoting long-lasting hydration and suppler skin.

Sunflower oil also contains tocopherols (vitamin E), known for their antioxidant properties. These compounds help neutralize free radicals responsible for oxidative stress and premature skin aging³.

Its high skin tolerance and its protective and soothing effects, demonstrated by clinical studies, make sunflower oil the ideal oil for dry or very fragile skin.

Thanks to its light texture and good affinity with the skin, it penetrates easily without significant occlusive effect, making it suitable for daily use on different skin types.

✓ Hemp Oil

Hemp oil has a particularly balanced lipid composition and a biological affinity with the skin.

Extracted from Cannabis sativa L. seeds, it is distinguished by a high concentration of polyunsaturated fatty acids, particularly linoleic acid (omega-6) and alpha-linolenic acid (omega-3), in a ratio considered optimal to support the skin barrier function¹². These essential fatty acids contribute to the cohesion of epidermal lipids and help limit transepidermal water loss, thus promoting better hydration.

Rich in phytosterols and natural antioxidant compounds, hemp oil also helps neutralize oxidative stress involved in premature skin aging³. Studies also indicate a soothing and regulating effect, particularly on dry, reactive, or blemish-prone skin¹⁴.

Thanks to its light texture and high linoleic acid content, it penetrates easily without a greasy effect, making it suitable for care for both dry skin and combination to oily skin.

Hemp oil therefore helps restore lipid balance, strengthen the skin barrier, and protect the skin from oxidative aggressions, while respecting its natural physiology.