Body Bliss Moisturiser

Deeply Hydrate Firm & Tighten Anti-Cellulite

 

120ml /4.06 fl. oz.

Powerful compounds of New Zealand certified organic and therapeutic-grade oils of Avocado,  Grapeseed, Patchouli, Eucalyptus, and Geranium come together in a handcrafted remedy that deeply hydrates and revitalize the whole body. The firming and tightening effects on the skin tissue can help to improve the appearance of cellulite or stretch marks and support activation of skin renewal. Body Bliss nourishes back into skin what soap strips away, making skin silky soft, looking youthful and elastic all over.   A moisturiser is a product that is used by most people every day to keep their skin hydrated and healthy.

The Egyptians were one of the first civilizations to use hydrating creams for this reason, because they lived in the desert and needed to protect themselves from the sun.

Moisturisers have been around for a long time, first used by the ancient civilizations as a way to protect their skin from harsh sunlight, but they only became popular in the early 1900s. In that century, women were often expected to do more housework and less outdoor activities, which caused their skin to become dry, and their hands cracked from washing clothes with soap. Back then, there were no moisturisers on the market so it was difficult for them to find an appropriate solution for their problems.

In the 1920s, a new type of moisturiser was introduced named Vaseline that could help heal chapped skin, however,  it was not until several decades later that more advanced products were developed. Moisturisers work to hydrate and nourish the skin.

They contain ingredients that can help maintain the natural protective barrier of the skin.

A moisturiser is a lotion or cream that is used to prevent the occurrence of dry skin, as well as help relieve of existing dry skin conditions. They work by helping to balance the water in our skin to stay inside our skin instead of being drawn out, which in turn helps maintain a healthy level of hydration in our cells. These advanced products can also help protect against environmental factors such as pollution and UV rays that can cause some serious dryness and irritation.

Moisturising is an essential step for any self-care routine because it’s one of the main ways we can take care of our skin - our largest organ! Moisturisers are more than just a cosmetic product; they are indeed very beneficial for our skin.

The first reason for that is that they seal the skin so it can retain its water and oil content. This is important because if we wouldn’t moisturise, the moisture content would evaporate and leave our skin feeling dry and tight. The second reason is that moisturisers protect our skin from harsh outside elements like wind, cold air or sunburn.

When we use moisturiser, the water in the product binds to our skin. This forms a barrier that protects the skin from moisture loss. This is vitally important because it keeps the skin hydrated and helps to maintain the skin’s elasticity. It also prevents premature wrinkles, dark spots and dry patches. Skin dryness is a very common complaint of people battling dermatological conditions, but it can also be related to ageing.

Dryness may lead to itching, scaling and cracking of the skin. These are the two main reasons why using a good hydrating oil or cream is important for people with these conditions. Many factors go into making a good product.

Moisturisers are specially designed for the purpose of helping the skin retain its moisture content and prevent dryness, flaking, and irritation. A mix of people with all different skin types can use them, however, they may have different properties depending upon the skin type they are designed for. Some of those properties can include pH balance, the number of emollients or humectants in the cream or oil, any anti-inflammatory ingredients, and ingredients that can help reduce free radicals caused by pollution or stress. Moisturisers come in many varieties for many skin types.

Some are designed specifically for sensitive or dry skin and may therefore not contain harsh chemicals or fragrances.

There are also anti-ageing moisturisers that typically use peptides for stimulating the production of collagen. They follow the same principle as sunscreen and prevent moisture from