Siberian ginseng is a bush, which is able to resist even the most extreme Siberian winters. This plant is famous for its adaptogenic and medicinal abilities thanks to the variety and complexity of chemicals, which are unique to this type of ginseng.
Arctic Cloudberry effectively restores skin and protects it against negative factors. It also stimulates metabolic processes in skin cells, slows down skin ageing, saturates skin with vitamins and enhances tone and elasticity.
Despite its name, which is very poetic, this little flower is a force to be reckoned with. It stays green in temperatures of-50°C and continues to grow under cover of snow.
Siberian pine oil is five times richer in vitamin E than olive oil and three times richer in vitamin F than cod liver oil. It is a very powerful natural anti-oxidant which reinforces the natural barriers of the skin and protects it from external aggressions, in particular wind and cold.
Sea buckthorn is a unique plant, because the vitamin C in its fruit does not get destroyed by extreme temperatures, which is explained by the absence of ascorbic acid oxidase in its berries.
Schisandra chinensis is a Siberian plant, with cherry-like fruits, widely appraised for its healing properties and is rich in vitamin E, a natural antioxidant, vitamin C, minerals and essential oils, which are good for skin and hair.
There are about 20 species of this plant, but nonetheless, thanks to such active components as rosavin, rosarin and rosin, which are believed to only be found in Rhodiola rosea growing in Russia, this very Siberian plant is considered one of the best treatments for slowing down the aging processes.
