Wild Apple (Pyrus malus), is native to Britain and is the wild ancestor of all the cultivated varieties of apple trees. It is known since the Genesis. In the Antiquity, doctors already prescribed apple wine as a cure-all. They are a traditional remedy for joint pain and stiffness due to rheumatism. The wild apple tree belongs to Dr Bach’s medicinal remedies. It is recommended as a spirit booster, for self-confidence and self-acceptance. The oil of the apple seeds contains five marjor essential fatty acids (linoleil, oleil, palmitic, stearic, arachidic) which give emollient, moisturising and soothing properties to the skin and hair.
INCI name
Please register or login to access these items
| Form at 25°C | Liquid |
|---|---|
| Chemistries |
|
| Ingredient origin |
|
|---|---|
| Composition information |
|
| Biodegradability | Expected to be readily biodegradable |
| % Natural origin content – ISO 16128 | 100 |
| Property | Units | Value |
|---|---|---|
| % Actives | None |
Alpine Apple; 35100; Apple
Language: English | Type: Data sheet | Size: 265.19kb
The range of Phytolea is born to answer to the quest of consumers to reduce water waste. There is a trend moving away from products that contain water to turn to more oily based formats to reduce sustainability benefits. Download the brochure to learn more about the range.
Language: English | Type: Brochure | Size: 861kb
Add to basket