Wheat proteins form a protective film on the epidermis, keeping the hydration levels constant.

Aloe:
With external application, Aloe heals wounds and burns, stimulates cell regeneration and has a significant moisturizing, softening and soothing effect.

Aloe vera is a succulent plant that originates from the African continent and is now grown in many countries around the world for the precious fruit that contains its fleshy leaves.

Its use in pharmacy is ancient, as it is already described in Egyptian papyri in 1600 BC, while its healing, laxative and other properties are described precisely by the famous pharmacologist of the ancient world, Dioskouridis.

Wheat Proteins:
Wheat proteins retain moisture inside the skin.

Wheat [Triticum vulgare], as evidenced by numerous archaeological finds up to twelve thousand years old, is the second [first barley] plant cultivated by man.

The enormous nutritional importance it has today and the ease with which it thrives in a wide variety of soils and climates has resulted in its cultivation occupying world-wide area more than any other plant.