Face Cream with Donkey Milk & Honey – Anti-Aging – Holy Monastery of Agios Nikolaos

Description

Anti-Aging Face Cream with Donkey Milk and Honey

The anti-aging face cream with donkey milk and honey is an amazing monastic product from the nuns of the Holy Monastery of Agios Nikolaos. It is a cream that, thanks to the natural ingredients it contains, can be turned into an ally of the skin, as it offers anti-aging and firming action, tones and nourishes the skin and gives amazing firmness. As part of their ministry, the nuns created this product with ingredients that “hide” within them all the wisdom of nature. In fact, in addition to its anti-aging properties, this cream has a number of other effects, as it can be used by people with sensitive skin, at the same time it is ideal for moisturizing, and has healing properties.

Ingredients and Properties

This anti-aging cream contains 30% donkey milk, argan oil, avocado, almond and olive oil, panthenol, allantoin, vitamin E, hyaluronic acid, rose water, cocoa butter, honey extract, goji berry, ginkgo biloba and calendula. The majority of these ingredients have a strong anti-aging and moisturizing effect, deeply nourish, regenerate the skin and fight wrinkles, while helping the skin deal with any irritations and sensitivities.

Specifically, donkey milk tones and nourishes the skin by enhancing collagen, elastin and keratin synthesis, while offering anti-aging protection and firming properties. In addition, it is recommended for dry skin, eczema, and acne. Ginkgo biloba extract enhances the healthy and firm appearance of the skin, stimulates collagen production and has antioxidant properties, while goji berry restores vitality and improves blood circulation. Finally, calendula has anti-inflammatory properties and soothes the skin by reducing redness and inflammation, while thanks to its antiseptic and healing properties it is indicated for the treatment of rashes and wounds.

Suitable for all skin types.

Donkey Milk Content: 30%

Net Weight: 30g

Origin: Holy Monastery of Agios Nikolaos, Serres