Thermal Spirulina Mask

Natural Moisturizing Factor (NMF) is a mixture of water-soluble and hygroscopic substances that helps reduce the evaporation of water in the skin.
It can constitute approximately 20-30% of the dry residue of the stratum corneum, and is mostly composed of sugars, amino acids and urea.
It helps maintain the right level of hydration and contributes to the acidification of the PH, for healthy, protected and deeply hydrated skin.

Wheat germ oil is cold extracted from the germs of Triticum sativum. From these grains, rich in starches and proteins, we obtain an oil characterized by high concentrations of vitamin E and vitamin A, with extraordinary nourishing and hydrating properties.
The high concentrations of fatty acids and minerals contained in wheat germ oil give this natural product the ability to combat skin dryness in depth, reducing the appearance of scars and promoting skin elasticity.
Thanks to the presence of phytosterols, vitamin D and vitamin K, wheat germ oil has an action against free radicals, helping to prevent skin aging.

Urea is a molecule produced by the human body and represents one of the fundamental components of the natural hydration factor (NMF).
Derived from protein metabolism, urea acts as a skin humectant, locking in hydration levels and functioning as a moisturizer and emollient.
Unfortunately, the percentage of urea present in NMF decreases with age, which can lead to increased skin dryness and a greater risk of developing atopic dermatitis and psoriasis.
Urea, in fact, plays a crucial role in the prevention of skin barrier dysfunction, contributing not only to the aesthetic appearance, but to the overall health of the skin.