Hyaluronic acid serum with propolis

The combination of propolis with hyaluronic acid

Discover now our Beekeeper’s Gut Hyaluron Serum with Propolis, which offers you natural revitalizing skin care thanks to its high-quality ingredients. The combination of hyaluronic acid and propolis extract provides more elasticity and tightening of your skin and helps to eliminate redness, impurities and wrinkles. The propolis comes from the beekeeping of Imkergut and is combined with hyaluronic acid to create a unique serum that is suitable for teenagers to seniors.

Hyaluronic acid – moisturizer

Hyaluronic acid is the perfect moisturizer and is now considered a secret weapon in the cosmetics industry. The chemical compound of polysaccharides produced by the body serves the body and the skin primarily as an efficient water reservoir. As the aging process increases, our body automatically produces less hyaluronic acid, causing the skin to lose moisture and elasticity. The beekeeping Hyaluron Serum with propolis helps to inhibit the natural skin aging process and counteract the first wrinkles and sagging skin.
The hyaluronic acid penetrates the top layer of the skin and can counteract small wrinkles due to its plumping effect. At the same time, a fine, imperceptible film forms on the skin, which reduces natural moisture loss and improves fluid retention. Hyaluronic acid has many other positive properties for skin care, such as promoting the wound healing process, helping with skin redness and burns, and reducing the feeling of tension in skin diseases such as neurodermatitis and eczema.

Propolis – the natural miracle weapon
Propolis is the second most important ingredient in our hyaluronic serum. Propolis, also known as bee resin or bee glue, is a resinous mass produced by bees. The natural product is primarily used by the bees to maintain their health in the hive. They use the mass, among other things, for the care and waterproofing of the hive. Propolis consists mainly of resin, wax and essential oils from various trees and plants. It also contains bee pollen and saliva secretions of bees. This creates a complex composition with up to 300 different chemical compounds. Propolis thus also contains various components of vitamins, sugars, protein building blocks and various minerals. Since it is a natural product, the exact composition of propolis cannot be definitively determined. It varies, for example, depending on the location of the hive, the season, the region and, of course, the available plants. We are particularly interested in the anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial and wound-healing properties of propolis. For bees, these important characteristics are essential for survival due to the warm and sometimes humid climate in the fully occupied hive. For the human skin, propolis is therefore a real blessing. Inflammatory areas of the skin, such as neurodermatitis or severe acne, pimples and blackheads, and cracked or brittle skin can provide a breeding ground for infections. Skin care with our propolis is preventive in this case.
This is because propolis protects and nourishes the skin in a completely natural way against viruses, bacteria and various microbes that like to settle in the upper layers of the skin. It has a particularly gentle disinfecting effect without drying out or attacking the delicate tissue structure. The germicidal effect effectively protects the treated skin areas from bacteria and microorganisms of all kinds and prevents infections. In addition, propolis promotes the regeneration of damaged skin cells and the growth of new tissue. Our propolis also promotes wound healing processes, strengthens the body’s defenses of the skin and provides it with valuable minerals, vitamins and trace elements.

Sunflower Oil & Aquaxyl
Sunflower oil, which is particularly rich in linoleic acid, is considered in the cosmetics industry to be a particularly light and mild nutrient oil with, among other things, anti-inflammatory effects, which is due, among other things, to the proportion of tocopherol. This proportion also ensures that the oil is well absorbed and serves to protect the lipids of the skin.