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The Gingko extract stimulates tissue oxygenation and combats free radicals. The leaves are used because of their strong antioxidant properties. The collagen breakdown is reduced and thus the aging process of the skin is stopped. Ginkgo leaves are also used in massage creams because they activate microcirculation. In addition, the extract is an ideal active ingredient for straight and sensitive hair. Ginkgo trees are easy-care plants that originated in the Jurassic period (200 million years ago) and were common until the end of the Tertiary. Today, they are the only remaining members of the Ginkgoaceae family. Ginkgo trees are considered living fossils and no longer reproduce in the wild. They are extremely resistant to environmental pollution, especially pollution, and can live for more than 2,000 years. Ginkgo trees were the only trees that survived after the atomic bomb in Hiroshima. In India, ginkgo leaves are a popular ingredient for various elixirs. Ginkgo trees were considered sacred in the Far East and were planted around temples and pagodas. You should protect the buildings from fire, which has been proven to be true because the ginkgo bark contains a fireproof resin. Witch hazel is known for its calming and regenerating properties. It is used in facial care products for sensitive skin, around the eyes and for after-shave lotions. It is also interesting for its anti-stain activity and for relieving heavy legs. Witch hazel has astringent and antiseptic properties, so it can be used on oily and combination skin with acne. It also helps maintain greasy and normal hair. The biological balancing agent for acne helps to treat the skin diseases typical of oily skin. It reduces the growth of "bad" bacteria and has an anti-inflammatory effect. Zinc gluconate combines zinc and gluconate. Zinc acts directly on both enzymes (as a cofactor for SOD and as an activator for DNA and RNA polymerases) and cells (by stimulating protein synthesis, especially of keratin, collagen and elastin). It also helps regulate oily and acne-prone skin (by regulating sebum secretion and thanks to its antimicrobial activity). Gluconate promotes the absorption and incorporation of zinc and is important for cell regeneration. Zinc gluconate fights the aging process (by remodeling, restoring vitality and promoting healing), protects the DNA and soothes the skin. Dipotassium Glycyrrhizate Dipotassium glycyrrhizate is a calming active ingredient that is obtained from licorice root. Clinical tests have proven its anti-inflammatory properties and shown that it helps suppress local irritation. Dipotassium glycyrrhizate can also help with eczema. It has also been shown to inhibit hyaluronidase and protect hyaluronic acid. The detoxifying elements made from shea butter protect the skin from environmental pollutants by combining detoxifying and activities against free radicals. Studies have shown its protective effect against free superoxide radicals, its ability to chelate against iron and lead and its detoxification potential against nicotine. The active ingredients from the Swiss Alps are obtained from a pink flower that grows in the Swiss Alps. It inhibits 5-alpha reduction and thus reduces sebum production. It has also been shown to inhibit IL-1 and IL-8, thus preventing skin inflammation. Clinical tests have shown that not only does it reduce sebum production, it also reduces the number of spots and the size of the pores. A general improvement in the complexion with less oily and less shiny skin has been demonstrated.