A tree with powerful regenerating benefits, Harungana aids reforestation by colonizing barren soils in Madagascar and Africa. Since ancient times, it has been used by local communities for its many therapeutic benefits. The leaves are believed to have antiseptic properties, while its orangey-red sap has been used to soothe skin. In cosmetics, Organic Harungana extract visibly replenishes.

Grown all over the world, Cassie is a bushy shrub. It s yellow pom-pom flowers emit a heavy mimosa scent and produce an essential oil that is sought after in the fine fragrance industry. In cosmetics, Cassie Flower wax is used for its protective filmogenic and smoothing properties.

Native to South East Asia, Albizia was introduced to Europe in the 18th century by an Italian botanist who was captivated by the beauty of this delicate tree. Admired for its ornamental qualities, it became popular all throughout Europe and America. During the summer, it bears silky, feathery flowers, inspiring the name “silk tree.” In cosmetics, Albizia extract is used to promote visible skin firmness and radiance.

Native to Amazonia, Guarana was traditionally cultivated by the Guarani Indians who considered it to be a sacred plant. Guarana has long been known for its powerful antioxidant properties. In cosmetics, Organic Guarana extract is used to help flush out toxins that cause the appearance of puffiness around eyes.

A shrub cultivated throughout the tropics, the Coffee plant produces a fruit that, once ripe, bears the seeds that we call Coffee beans. The legend of the Coffee plant dates back to the Middle Ages. It is said that a Yemeni shepherd, baffled by the unusual energy of his goats, noticed they were feeding on the beans from a mysterious shrub. Intrigued, he brewed some of them and discovered a subtly aromatic, deliciously energizing beverage known today as Coffee. The natural caffeine drawn from the Arabica Coffee plant is used in cosmetics to visibly reduce puffiness.

Native to the Balkans and named after Aesculus – the Greek god of medicine and healing – the Horse Chestnut was renowned in ancient times for its medicinal properties. Traditionally, Horse Chestnut extract and escin are recognized for their draining properties. Horse Chestnut escin is used in cosmetics to nourish and revitalize skin. When combined with Albizia extract, it targets dark circles and shadows for eyes that look rested, brighter, and refreshed.

The Shea tree, king of the African savanna, is a sacred tree, which should never be cut down or damaged. Women are considered its guardians and collect the large nuts that yield Shea butter and oil after processing. Traditionally, Shea butter and Shea oil, which are rich in fatty acids, are used to help nourish and soften the skin. In cosmetics, Shea unsaponifiables, the most precious part of Shea butter, soothe, comfort and protect.

D-panthenol conditions and nourishes for lush lashes and brows. Gentle enough for contact lens wearers and those with sensitive eyes.