Modern science now confirms what traditional populations have known for centuries: Helichrysum essential oil (Immortelle essential oil) contains special properties that make it an antioxidant, an antibacterial, an antifungal and an anti-inflammatory! As such, it can be used in dozens of different ways to boost health and ward off disease. Some of its most popular uses are for treating wounds, infections, digestive problems, supporting the nervous system and heart health, and healing respiratory conditions.

It has miraculous properties in skin carebecause it works on all skin types, especially regeneration of damaged and mature skin prone to wrinkles. Considering the potent anti aging effect of the skin, its price is also high, and now find out why this price is fully justified.

As it is already written, the Immortelle is known for its beneficial effect on the skin of the face and body, here are some of the main benefits:

• Regenerates the skin (encourages cell renewal)
• Reduces wrinkles and tiny lines
• Protects skin from free radicals
• Extremely antioxidant action
• Reduces skin damage due to excessive exposure to sunlight
• Detoxifies and beautifies the skin
• It promotes collagen production (prevents wrinkles)
• It works antiseptically
• Improves the condition of the facial skin problem
• Reduces scars
• Improves skin circulation
• Reduces skin color changes (sun freckles etc.)
• Improves elasticity (stretches are less visible)
• It works anti-inflammatory and stimulates healing
• It delicately nourishes sensitive skin

The list could be further extended but these are some of the main benefits that Immortelle provide us with topical application (on the skin surface).
The divine smell of Immortelle, sweetish, layered and extremely perfumed, long agomotivated people for its cosmetic use. Like in all plants, the smell comes from its essential oil. It is a very complex composition – it contains compounds such as nerol and neril acetate and a group of interesting compounds – italidioni, which are almost non-existent in other plant species.