After applying the sunscreen, colloidal silver penetrates deep into the skin and harnesses its antimicrobial properties to clear it of microbes and impurities. This allows carrot and wheat germ oils to maximize their effect. Silver particles and silver ions coat the skin with a thin film protecting it against sun rays.
Carrot oil is rich in vitamins B, C, D and E, and contains several hundred carotenoids, remarkably powerful antioxidants, one of them being Beta-carotene, better known as vitamin A. Beta-carotene protects the skin against oxidative damage during exposure to the sun and the harmful effects of UV rays. Carrot oil boosts the skin’s immunity, helps heal burns and accelerates skin tanning during sunbathing. Vitamin A in carrot oil is skin protective, keeps the skin elastic, helps it remain smooth and tender. Carrot oil helps heal burns and accelerates skin tanning during sunbathing. It is soothing, additionally nurtures and nourishes the skin that dehydrates faster during sunbathing and becomes dry and irritated. Regarding skincare, carrot oil is associated with very dry and mature skin, because it largely contributes to hydration and efficiently slows skin ageing.
Avocado oil is rich in omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids, oleic acid and palmitic acid; compared to other fruit, it has the highest vitamin E concentration. It also contains vitamins A, D, and C and B vitamin complex. It is quickly absorbed by the skin and is recognized as a potent antioxidant. This oil is very effective against wrinkles and premature skin ageing. It hydrates and rejuvenates the skin, removes age spots, restores the skin’s glow and softness, makes it elastic and preserves its texture while soothing it. It is moisturizing, helps regenerate and safeguard the hydrolipidic barrier of the epidermis. Monosaturated fatty acids create a protective film on the skin, safeguarding it from burns caused by overexposure to sun rays.
