Farfalla Organic Care Oils

Our skin protects us from the sun, heat, cold and other external influences. Although it has a highly developed protective function, it is anything but a rigid armor. On the contrary. Our skin is extremely sensitive. It already reacts to small temperature fluctuations and the lightest touches. Responsible for this high sensitivity are mechanoreceptors in the skin. They are, among other things, stimulated by mechanical stimuli such as pressure or strain. For the strength of the pressure, its speed or any vibrations, other receptors are called into action. They transmit the sensory impressions directly to the central nervous system. Especially the fingertips point out what kind of a highly developed sensory organ the skin is. On a smooth surface, some people are even able to sense elevations of only 0.006 millimeters. For comparison, the points of the braille alphabet developed by Louis Braille are 167 times higher. To read or to feel a book in Braille – with some practice – is not a problem for our fingers. The skin reacts not only to contact and temperature, but also to electricity. For a long time it was assumed that humans cannot recognize electric fields. Or only if they are so strong that the hair is set up by the voltage. Many animals, however, can easily orient themselves by it. Rays and sharks feel the electric fields of other fish and also bumblebees use them in search for flowers. In order to detect electric fields, humans are normally dependent on technical tools. However, our skin apparently recognizes them also without help. Researchers found out that during wound healing skin cells oriented themselves along a weak electric field. It virtually shows the way to the injured place to the cells. How the cells sense this field, however, still puzzles scientists.

The skin is probably capable of much more than what we think. But to work best, it needs support, because our largest organ is constantly in action. With a balanced diet, sufficient fluid intake and enough sleep, you can effectively support the skin. Just as important are also nicotine decay, a manageable alcohol consumption and protection from direct sunlight. In order to actively care for the skin, new serums, lotions, fluids and creams go on sale. However, there are also care products and methods that have hardly changed over the millennia: For example plant oils. Plant oils have already been appreciated for their beneficial and nourishing effects since antiquity. They enter deep into the skin and provide moisture and valuable nutrients. Plant oils make the skin smoother and ensure a good body feeling. Many oils can also be mixed with each other. The mild nourishing almond oil, for example, receives a pleasant fragrance by the addition of some rose oil.

The Farfalla Care Oils organic pamper the skin and senses with a unique silky texture. The high-quality basic oils of individual plants and fruits are suitable for different skin needs and can be used in a very versatile way. A true all-rounder is the Almond Oil organic: Dry and sensitive skin types can benefit from the lipid replenishing properties. It also supports sensitive baby and children's skin in a particularly mild way. You love the sensual scent of 1001 night? Then treat yourself to a relaxing massage with the Wild Rose Oil organic. The high-quality oil exudes a precious oriental scent and is suitable for the care of sensitive skin when used pure or mixed with other oils. Do you like an oil especially for face and décolleté? The Farfalla Care Oils organic from a variety of single-origin plants provide the skin with intense moisture and give it a supple feeling. With the Farfalla Care Oils organic you can really cuddle up in your own skin.