Ageless Healing Cream can be applied after you have cleaned your wounds.

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Aloe

Used for reducing inflammation, as well as pain to significantly accelerate the healing process. It has moisturizing abilities, resulting in increased elasticity and smoothness.

Birch sap

This is an effective astringent and has good antibacterial properties, with an amazing healing action on problem skin. It is often used for psoriasis, acne and eczema.
A study showed that the betulinic acid found in birch sap inhibits  the cancerous growth in melanoma and other skin tumor cells.

Calendula extract

This herbal extract helps with cell rejuvenation, wound healing, reducing inflammation, soothing and softening the skin.
It is particularly helpful in cracked and damaged skin and has a antiseptic and bactericidal effect. It also helps with re-mineralization, through the oligoelements contained in the compound.

Centella asiatica extract

It increases circulation and has great wound healing properties. It stimulates the fibroblast and collagen in the skin, yet prevents excessive proliferation of fibrous tissue in wound healing, making it particularly helpful in healing damaged and injured skin.
The triterpene components are principally responsible for fixing amino acids (alanine and proline) onto the collagen structure.

Chickweed extract

It is high in saponins, which have a healing and soothing effect on the skin, and is used with great success on rashes, itchiness, eczema, psoriasis, hemorrhoids, varicose veins, inflammations and other skin complaints.
The vulnerary properties of this herb helps to prevent tissue degeneration and arrest bleeding in wounds.

Horsetail extract

The flavonoids and saponins contained have great cell rejuvenating and regenerating properties and also have a stabilizing effect on the connective tissue, thereby increasing the firmness and elasticity of the skin.
Its extraordinary effect on the skin even prompted the Commission E to approve it, as a treatment for wounds. The flavonoids are responsible for its unique wound healing and tissue repairing properties.

Marshmallow root extract

It has very beneficial effects on skin problems and diseases and helps in healing wounds, sores, skin ulcers, burns and in soothing irritation. Not only does it have good anti-inflammatory properties, but it also controls bacterial infections and boosts immunity at cellular level.
It helps to inhibit hyaluronidase, which leads to better moisture levels in the skin and also boosts the dermal structure and improves wound healing processes.

MSM

In topical treatments on the skin, it is useful in the treatment of skin disorders such as psoriasis, eczema, and dermatitis.
The sulfur contained in MSM is also used in the skin for collagen synthesis.

Olive leaf extract

It has wound healing properties and the presence of flavonoids and oleanolic acid stimulate the components of the connective tissue and regularize the metabolism in the skin – thereby increasing the vitality and health of the skin.
The secoiridoid derivatives (oleuropeoside) in olive leaves are responsible for the vaso-dilating and relaxant properties that the extract has on the skin and the rubefacient properties have a warming action that boosts increased blood flow.

Rosehip

Apart from the soothing effect that it has, it contains polyunsaturated fatty acids (vitamin F), also known as essential fatty acids (EFA). When they are absorbed through the skin, they convert to prostaglandins (PGE), which are involved in cellular membrane and tissue regeneration.
Due to this, rosehip oil brings about skin regeneration, enhancing wound healing and reducing scar formation.
It furthermore contains trans-retinoic acid, which is responsible for skin rejuvenation, quicker healing time and repairs skin subjected to excessive sunlight and the resultant photo aging.

Soy

The oil has a regenerative effect on the cutaneous tissues, due to the presence of unsaturated fatty acids, and therefore enhances local circulation in the area treated to bring about revitalization of the dermis.
The protease inhibitor effect that it has can play a role in fighting unwanted changes in the cell, giving it anti-tumor properties. What stands out is the high proportion of phytosterols.
These components have been shown to improve certain disorders of the conjunctive tissue and cutaneous injuries, because they cause an increase in the collagen biosynthesis of the fibroblasts and enhance the reduction of the reticular collagen.

Tea tree oil

The main benefits of tea tree oil are that it has superb antiseptic, antifungal and broad-spectrum anti-microbial activity on the skin, and is therefore a highly prized ingredient to fight a variety of infections and skin problems.
The molecular structure of tea tree oil makes it penetrate the skin easily, where it also has an excellent anti-inflammatory effect on any inflammation found in the skin.
It is most beneficial in helping wounds heal faster and cleaner.

White lily extract

It has been traditionally used to treat abscesses, boils, skin ulcers, wounds and burnt skin.
Recent studies have shown that the saponins in white lily can inhibit certain skin cancer activation, and it is used to treat cuperosis (couperose/cuperose) where the skin is covered with small-dilated blood vessels, and furthermore, has anti-inflammatory, protective and hydrating properties.

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