Discover Cedar of Lebanon macerate, an organic product with draining and purifying properties to combat dermatological disorders. On sale in pharmacies.
Cedar of Lebanon (Cedrus libani) is an exceptional plant with draining properties that acts effectively against skin problems. Organic Cedar of Lebanon macerate, obtained from fresh buds, plays a crucial role in deep drainage of the cutaneous system, helping to eliminate toxins from the body. It helps improve the quality of skin prone to atopy, psoriasis, dermatitis andeczema. Highly recommended as an epidermal purifier for acne-prone skin, it also soothes aging skin, restoring its radiance and vitality.
Native to Lebanon and south-west Turkey, Cedar of Lebanon is mainly used as an ornamental plant in Europe. The macerate is made in France from fresh buds, guaranteeing optimal extraction of its active ingredients. This 30 ml bottle contains a concentrate of organic bud macerate, extracted by fresh maceration.
The benefits of Cedar of Lebanon are due to its active ingredients, notably its draining and purifying properties for the skin. By detoxifying the cutaneous system, it helps reduce irritation and inflammation while revitalizing the epidermis. Its therapeutic virtues have been recognized since ancient times, and today it is a leading ingredient in skin care products.
Cedar of Lebanon is nature's treasure trove for skin in distress. Thanks to its powerful detoxifying and soothing properties, it combats inflammation and redness, while stimulating cell regeneration. In this way, it plays an active role in repairing damaged skin tissue and strengthening the cutaneous barrier.
In addition to its beneficial effects on atopic and acne-prone skin, Cedar of Lebanon is also effective in soothing aging skin. Rich in antioxidants and essential nutrients, it helps combat the free radicals responsible for skin ageing and preserves the skin's youthfulness and firmness. It helps to delay the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, and maintain a fresh, luminous complexion. Cedar of Lebanon macerate is a real concentrate of benefits for the skin. Easy to incorporate into your daily skincare routine, it will help you regain healthy, balanced, radiantly beautiful skin. Don't hesitate to use it to care for your skin and offer it all the comfort and protection it needs.
Cedar of Lebanon is also appreciated for its bewitching woody fragrance, which adds a note of freshness and well-being to your skincare ritual. Regular use gives you a truly soothing and relaxing sensation, while caring for your skin in depth. Thanks to its antifungal and antibacterial properties, Cedar of Lebanon also helps balance skin flora, limiting the proliferation of bacteria and fungi responsible for infections and skin imbalances. In this way, it helps prevent the appearance of imperfections and promotes the healing of skin lesions.
It's important to note that Cedar of Lebanon macerate is made fromcertified organic ingredients, guaranteeing a high-quality, environmentally-friendly product free from pesticides and chemical additives. Opting for Cedar of Lebanon macerate means choosing a natural, healthy skin care product, while contributing to the preservation of our planet.
Biogemm also offers Chestnut bud macerate at the best price in our online pharmacy.
Human health:
Administer 15 drops in the morning as soon as you get up It is recommended to follow a 2-month course of treatment with a one-week break after each 3-week period
Animal health:
Give 1 drop for every 5 kilos of weight and 1 additional drop for every 10 kilos over that, to be mixed in drinking water 15 minutes before meals, for 21 days.
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Biogemm Cèdre Du Liban Organic bud macerate comes in a 30 ml bottle.
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