Great benefits of cactus water and oil!
There is a reason why cacti manage to survive in harsh desert conditions, and these are large amounts of water that prevent them from drying out.
On the labels of a large number of cosmetic products, we can see one strange ingredient - cactus water.
It's a little strange to think that we use cactus water, but it just "bursts" with nourishment and relaxation for the face. There is a reason why cacti manage to survive in harsh desert conditions, and these are large amounts of water that prevent them from drying out. The number of products on the market that contain cactus water has increased, and as the summer is almost here, our skin needs better hydration.
Dermatologist Dr. Lilyo Talakub, whose patients are celebrities, expressed her opinion about this water. “Cactus water contains a significantly higher amount of electrolytes that hydrate the skin and is rich in antioxidants that prevent damage from UV rays. Prickly cacti have a lot of antioxidants, vitamins, and electrolytes. They protect the skin from sun damage and protect it from aging, and collagen loss."
All skin types can be nurtured with cactus water. Acne-prone skin can have many benefits from antibacterial cactus oil. Dry dehydrated skin benefits from the electrolytes this water contains. People with sensitive skin benefit from the soothing effect and nutrients of cactus water. Cactus water can also be drunk and strengthens the body with electrolytes. It affects both the body and the skin.
Cactus oil also can do magic for our skin! Thanks to the exceptional content of essential fatty acids (69% Omega-6), it has regenerating, restructuring, and firming properties and helps slow down the aging process of the skin and prevent wrinkles. Vitamin E has an antioxidant action that protects against free radicals. Massage around the eyes and lips in the morning and evening. The use can be extended to the whole face as an antioxidant serum before creams or makeup. It penetrates deeply and is not greasy.
Fresh, light, and easy to spread: like many other essential oils, cactus oil contains an enviable amount of polyunsaturated fatty acids, which make up 85% of the total, compared to 70% of argan oil. In addition to polyphenols and sterols, it contains a lot of vitamin E and, of course, linoleic acid. Therefore, it has regenerating, restructuring, and firming properties, is able to slow down skin aging, reduce bags, wrinkles, and other signs of aging and prevents wrinkles, has antioxidant and protective effects against free radicals. Furthermore, it restores sagging skin to its original elasticity and silkiness.
