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NATURAL INGREDIENTS
Your skin is semi permeable and therefore absorbs many product ingredients to the tiny blood vessels below the skin and then into the bloodstream. What you put on your skin affects both the health of your skin and your body.

For your health and well-being all products you place on the skin need to be made from the highest quality natural ingredients.
List of Nature's Beauty Natural Ingredients:
  • Organic New Zealand Bee Venom
    promotes skin rejuvenation

    According to a study conducted by German professor Karina Reiss from Department of Dermatology, Christian-Albrecht University, bee venom is able to activate the production of collagen needed to maintain skin elasticity.

    The main component of bee venom is a protein called Melitin, linear peptide consisting of 26 amino acids. Melitin causes increased blood circulation, and as a result, the inner layers of the skin start incrased production of elastin and collagen. Studies have also shown that Melitin can increase production of keratinocyte - skin cells that act as a protective barrier against external factors. Keratinocytes are located in the surface layer of the skin and shortage of keratinocytes can accelerate skin aging process.
  • New Zealand Manuka Honey
    nourishing and healing properties

    Honey has been used for many years in beauty industry due to its nourishing, anti-bacterial and anti-inflammation composition. Certain honeys from specific plants are more effective than others, and the honey that comes from some strains of the New Zealand Manuka bush (Leptospermum Scoparium) is one of these.

    In 1981 Dr Peter Molan (MBE), Associate Professor in Biochemistry at Waikato University, confirmed that New Zealand Manuka bush honey contains an extraordinary, naturally present, very stable and powerful non-peroxide anti-bacterial activity not found in any other variety of honey. Research has also shown that Manuka Honey has such powerful antibiotic properties that it can help fight infections, reduce wound inflammation and help with skin conditions such as acne and eczema.

    This unique antibacterial activity is over and above the usual active properties of honey, and sets Manuka Honey apart as one of nature's true wonder foods.
  • Bee Propolis
    natural healing agent

    Bee Propolis is produced by the honey bee and used the seal the hive against predators and disease.

    Propolis is well known for its antibiotic and anti fungal properties. According to recent research it contains biologically active compounds called flavonoids, which may be responsible for propolis' antimicrobial and antiseptic properties.
  • Royal Jelly
    nourishes the skin

    Roayl Jelly is produced by the young nurse bees as larva food. This rich concentrated food is not just useful for the bees. Royal Jelly contains remarkable amounts of proteins, lipids, glucides, vitamins A, B-comples, C, D, E, enzymes, mineral substances, and amino acids.

    Because of its high amino acid, vitamin and mineral content, Royal Jelly nourishes the skin, helps it retain its natural moisture to soften skin and ease wrinkles.
  • Aloe Vera
    natural skin conditioner, natural soothing and healing

    Aloe vera has been the subject of numerous scientific inquiries and has been used as a healing agent for thousands of years.

    As an excellent cleansing and detoxifying agent, Aloe Vera removes dead skin cells, wastes, and toxins while purifying the pores. Researchers discovered that Aloe Vera stimulates enzyme action in skin tissue, enhancing the process of cells regeneration. The vitamins, minerals and amino acids found in Aloe Vera nourish and moisturize the skin.
  • Ovine (Sheep) Placenta Extract
    promotes skin rejuvenation

    Sheep placenta extract has been used for many years to promote general health. In many areas of the world, it is thought to be a natural way to reduce the toll that age takes on the body, to help achieve clear and healthy skin, free of wrinkles and blemishes.

    Sheep Placenta extract provides an incredibly rich source of skin nutrients to revitalize and moisturize the skin and assists cell regeneration. Extracted from the sheep placenta of healthy New Zealand sheep, it contains rich amino acid, Vitamin E and B series, ferment (malic acid and hydracid) and various minerals like calcium, phosphorus, iron, zinc, copper, etc. Recent scientific research has shown placenta contains rich growth factors, antibodies, and other concentrated nutrients that can help rejuvenate tissues.

    One of the benefits to using products that include extract of sheep's placenta is clear, beautiful skin that may seem to remain young, despite age. Sheep placenta extract has been shown to reduce the appearance of wrinkles, hydrate skin, reduce skin sagging, and reduce the appearance of freckles and blemishes. Sheep placenta extract may also be used to smooth out the skin and reduce the appearance of scars.
  • Lanolin
    natural skin conditioner

    Lanolin is natural oil found on sheep's wool. The oils in lanolin are similar in chemical composition to the oils secreted by human skin.

    Lanolin is a powerful, natural moisturizer. It forms an emulsion with water that is easily absorbed by the skin, softening and preventing the skin from drying and cracking. Normally, water continuously evaporates from the skin's surface, and insufficient rehydration can lead to a dry, cracked skin. Lanolin helps prevent moisture loss, forming a protective barrier, without interfering with the natural functions of the skin.
  • Marine Collagen
    firms the skin

    Collagen is the most abundant protein found in the connective tissue in the body, more than 80% (dry weight) of our skin is made of collagen.

    As we age, the ability of our skin to develop healthy collagen diminishes and we are left with less collagen, leading to wrinkles. The loss of collagen in the skin can make you look older and more tired than you actually are. That's why it is so important to replace some of that lost collagen to help rejuvenate the skin.

    Marine collagen is taken from fish and is thought to have less environmental contaminants than the collagen taken from other sources. Marine collagen is smaller in molecular weight and thus is believed to have increased absorption into the skin.
  • Elastin
    keeps skin flexible

    Elastin is one of the main structural proteins in our skin and throughout our body. Elastin provides our skin and other organs with their ability to stretch and recoil.

    As we age our healthy elastin fibers are replaced with damaged, less effective elastin, which cause our skin to lose its 'spring', and the wrinkles to form.
  • Cucumber Extract
    soothing and hydrating

    Cucumber Extract is well known for it's skin softening and soothing attributes.

    Cucumber extract contains anti-inflammatory and analgesic ingredients, which soothes and reduce redness and inflammation. It also contains astringent ingredients, which makes the skin feel tightened.
  • Jojoba Oil
    natural skin moisturizer, cleanser and softener

    Jojoba Oil is easily absorbed by the skin, helping to moisturize and soften it.

    It offers anti-inflammatory properties as well. Stearic acid in Jojoba Oil offers improved moisture retention, flexibility of the skin, and skin repair.
  • Macadamia Nut Oil
    moisturizes, regenerates the skin, tones aged or dry skin

    Macadamia Nut Oil is high in palmitoleic acid content. Palmitoleic acid is the most prominent fatty acid in human sebum, the natural moisturizer produced by the body. It is great at both softening and moisturizing the skin.

    Being a nut oil, Macadamia is also high in anti-oxidants, which the skin uses to fight free radicals.
  • Shea Butter
    skin healer and moisturizer

    Shea butter contains Vitamin E in the form of tocopherol and tocotrienols that acts as a natural anti-oxidant for the skin.

    It also contains beneficial plant fatty acids (mainly oleic acid and stearic acid) which promote cell regeneration and circulation, making Shea Butter a wonderful healer and rejuvenator for troubled or aging skin.
  • Almond Oil
    excellent emollient and moisturizer

    As a high oleic oil (beneficial plant fatty acid), Almond Oil offers moisturizing, softening, and regenerating properties, and can act as an anti-inflammatory ingredient. The linoleic acid (another beneficial plant fatty acid) in Almond Oil can help repair the skin.
  • Kiwifruit Seed Oil
    moisturizer

    Kiwifruit Seed Oil contains high concentrations of Omega-3 (alpha linolenic acid), which helps skin to maintain moisture.
  • Rosehip Oil
    reduce scarring, help with cell regeneration

    Rosehip Oil shows the ability to reduce scarring and help with cell regeneration. It was thought that these properties in Rosehip Oil are due to the trans-retinoic acid ingredient, a form of Vitamin A.

    Rosehip Oil also contain Vitamin C and beta-carotene (the precursor to Vitamin A), both of which are anti-oxidants.
  • Evening Primrose Oil
    moisturizer, anti-inflammatory and skin rejuvenating properties

    Evening primrose contains large amount of different beneficial plant fatty acids, which act as an anti-inflammatory agents, reducing scaling, and soothing dry skin. The oleic acid in Evening Primorose Oil increases skin's hydration and flexibility.
  • Tea Tree Oil
    natural antibacterial, antiseptic and anti-fungal properties

    Tea Tree Oil is well known to have anti-fungal, anti-bacterial, anti-septic and anti-inflammatory properties, and there are numerous scientific studies confirming this ability.

    Tea Tree Oil contains components called terpenoids, which have been found to have antiseptic and antifungal activity. The compound terpinen-4-ol is the most abundant and is thought to be responsible for most of Tea Tree Oil's antimicrobial activity.
  • Eucalyptus Oil
    natural antibacterial, antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory properties

    Eucalyptus Oil is great as antiseptic, anti-inflammatory, is helpful for respiration and sinuses. The main compound in Eucalytpus Oil is eucalyptol also known as cineole, which is used to relieve colds and congestion.
  • Rose Water
    skin toner

    Rose Water has been used in skin care since ancient times. Because of its anti-inflammatory properties, Rose Water can soothe irritated sensitive skin. Rose Water is a rich source of antioxidants, which can help strengthen skin cells and regenerate skin tissue.
  • Easyliance
    tightens the skin

    Easyliance is a natural based (Acacia Senegal Gum & Hydrolyzed Rhizobian Gum) skin tightener which retracts and stretches the skin leading to an immediate decrease in wrinkle depth.

    Easyliance is a 100% natural substance which produces a visible and tangible smoothing effect within just a few minutes.
  • Spirulina
    nourishes the skin

    Spirulina is real super food, it contains the one of most remarkable concentration of nutrients known in any food, plant, grain or herb.

    Spirulina is rich in protein, vitamins, minerals, and carotenoids, antioxidants that can help protect cells from damage. It contains such nutrients as B complex vitamins, beta-carotene, vitamin E, manganese, zinc, copper, iron, selenium, and gamma linolenic acid (an essential fatty acid).
  • Thermal Mud Rotorua
    increases blood circulation, absorbs excess oil

    Located on a volcanic plateau on the Central North Island of New Zealand, Rotorua is one of the world's most spectacular geothermal wonderlands.

    Thermal mud from Roturua area is particularly rich in minerals because of the constant contact that the mud has with volcanic gases and minerals from deep within the Earth.

    Rotorua thermal mud on drying will generate heat, increasing blood circulation and perspiration, helping toxins and other waste to be eliminated. The clay surface is highly active and will easily absorb excess oil from within the skin's pores.
  • Allantoin
    soothes and moisturizes

    Allantoin is a natural soothing and anti-irritant. It helps skin to bind moisture more effectively. Allantoin is known to keep the skin soft, smooth, and healthy, which makes it ideal for dry and sensitive skin.
  • AHA (Alpha Hydroxy Acid)
    exfoliant

    Alpha Hydroxy Acids are naturally occurring acids, derived from the sugars in particular plants. The most commonly used alpha hydroxy acids are glycolic acid and lactic acid because they have a special ability to penetrate the skin. They also have the most scientific data on their effectiveness.

    Alpha Hydroxy Acids work as an exfoliant. They cause the cells of the epidermis to become "unglued" allowing the dead skin cells to slough off, making room for regrowth of new skin.
  • Vitamin E
    antioxidant

    Vitamin E is a potent antioxidant that fights off free radicals that cause the signs of aging. Vitamin E is also a great moisturizing ingredient that is found naturally in our bodies.
  • Vitamin A
    promotes skin cell growth and repair

    Vitamin A forces the skin cells to turn over faster, bringing new fresh skin cells to the surface, thus preventing premature aging and promoting healthy skin.



Most of our products do not contain chemical preservative Paraben, which some researches say, may have carcinogenic effect.