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Cactus Pad
Prickly Pear Cactus Pad, also known as *nopal*, is a versatile ingredient derived from the flat, fleshy pads of the cactus plant. It is rich in fiber, vitamins, and antioxidants, making it a nutritious addition to food products. Known for its mild flavor and ability to support a balanced diet, prickly pear cactus pad has been traditionally enjoyed in various cuisines for its natural goodness.
Grape Seed
Grape seed is one of the healthiest part of the grape. The grape plant is a perennial and deciduous woody vine. Produce markets today include a wide variety of grapes, the most popular variety is the seedless grape. However, choosing seedless grapes means missing out on important phytonutrients. Grape seed may help inhibit oxidative damage, promoting radiant, youthful, beautiful skin.*
Cactus Fruit
Prickly Pear Cactus Fruit, also called *tuna*, is the vibrant, flavorful fruit of the cactus plant. It is known for its naturally sweet taste and is rich in antioxidants, vitamins, and essential nutrients. This fruit has been enjoyed for centuries in traditional cuisines and is prized for its refreshing flavor and potential to support overall well-being.
Ginseng Berry
Ginseng Berry is the nutrient-rich fruit of the ginseng plant, prized in skincare for its potent antioxidants and revitalizing properties. Known to help nourish and protect the skin, it supports a radiant, healthy complexion while promoting a youthful and refreshed appearance.
ROSE
Roses have been celebrated throughout the ages for their elegant beauty and lovely scent. But these graceful flowers with delicate petals are not only beautiful, but they also have a long history of use to enhance beauty. Roses promote collagen production and may help slow the signs of aging and increase blood circulation.*
Seaweed
Sargassum seaweed combines the ocean’s nutrients into a perfect balance for the human body, providing a source of trace elements and minerals. It is known to support collagen formation and may aid in skin repair and tissue regeneration.*
