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Our DESERT BLISS cosmetic formulations based on camel milk

Available in trade label DESERT BLISS , Volenta cosmetics company offers a range of cosmetic product formulations based on camel milk, Bulgarian rose oil, water  and other natural elements. Camel milk has been used since antiquity. Mesopotamia and ancient Egypt saw their queens turn it into a real ritual for facial and body care. Egyptian and Berber women owe their astonishing softness of skin to it. Thanks to its dermo-tensor active ingredients and its concentration of vitamins, camel milk is a powerful antioxidant and repairing agent. By its formulation, this range combines camel milk with precious vegetable oils to make a concentrate of anti-ageing benefits.

A Dermo-Tensor Power

Very rich in vitamin C, camel milk tightens the skin and gives it anti-oxidant protection. The vitamin B that this milk contains will also protect you against the aggressions of the sun.

A Nourishing Power

In fact, camel milk is a real cocktail of vitamins: A, B, C, D, B1, B2, etc … This makes camel milk a very appreciated active ingredient in cosmetics because it really nourishes the skin.

A Rejuvenating Power

Also very rich in iron and magnesium, camel milk preserves the skin from daily aggressions and contributes to its suppleness and elasticity.

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Camel milk & Bulgarian rose oil cosmetics

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Why adding camel milk to your skincare routine is necessary.

Camel milk has been utilized in skincare for generations and has been added to soaps (particularly natural soaps) for long periods as well. Camel milk-rich soaps are creamier and more delicate than cream-free soaps. The ingredients present in camel milk, such as minerals, vitamins, essential fats, lactic acid, and oils, add conditioning and moisturizing characteristics to the soap. Following milk skincare routines can give a glow and boost towards healthy skin. All milk types have some beneficial effects on the skin, no doubt, but none of these kinds of milk are as nutritious as camel milk. This is a fact, not entirely surprising. Camel calves require all the food they can get in some of the world’s harshest and hottest environments. But female camels produce only about 6 liters of milk per day, revealing that camel’s milk is far higher in nutrition than any other milk. Water is soul, but camel milk is life

Widely known to support healthy insulin function, camel milk has great expectations for your body. Camel milk is associated with increased insulin sensitivity because of its natural insulin amount.

Whether it’s skincare, hair, or face, camel milk is great for everything! Did you know that camel milk promotes healthy lactation and optimal nutrient composition of breast milk? Yes, it’s true. Besides this, it is used for a variety of other purposes.

Camels are one of the most adorable creatures in the animal kingdom with their big eyes and long eyelashes, but did you know those desert animals can help improve your beauty? Use camel milk as part of your beauty routine.

Camel milk supports skin elasticity, contains vitamin C, and is rich in skin-loving ingredients  like alpha-hydroxy acids that leave your skin soft and smooth, making it a very popular ingredient in creams, ointments, and masks for hydration, radiance, and soft skin.

Why camel milk?

Camel milk is indeed composed of a surprising range of ingredients, including unique nutrients and proteins, making it a perfect substitute for cow milk and a basic ingredient in skincare and dietary supplements.

Immune-active protein is probably the most significant constituent of camel milk. The unique molecular structure of concentrated immune proteins in camel milk supports immune cell function and response.

Gentle to sensitive skin

The gentleness of camel milk and products based on it make it perfectly safe for people with delicate skin. It is gentle on the skin, so it will be a nutritional and cleansing experience for all ages when used correctly. Camel milk is full of vitamins and Lactoferrin which improves iron utilization.

In the past, opposing widespread belief, Queen Cleopatra took a bath with camel milk almost every day. This helped her out to attain an almost incredibly youthful look through most of her life. Perhaps a foreign idea to them, most people have a hard time seeing themselves bathing in a bathtub filled with camel milk even momentarily.

Camel milk skincare products  real benefits on the skin:

• Alpha-hydroxy acids behave as collagen stimulants, providing a gentle and natural exfoliating action to improve the skin’s appearance and feel.
• Vitamins and Minerals- Camel Milk comprises a gold mine of minerals and vitamins. These vitamins, acting alone or together, contain anti-aging and functional antioxidant properties.
• Phospholipids are a significant class of biomolecules. Phospholipids are components of cell membranes. The naturally occurring phospholipids in camel milk repair and protect the skin through collagen and elastin secretion.
• It promotes collagen production which helps cushion the joints, improve joint health and         skin elasticity.
• It has a distinctive milk structure and works within the skin layer [permeating beyond the uppermost layer of the skin (epidermis) and reaching the vascular dermis], stimulating cell regeneration, collagen production, and stimulation. Elastin promotes healing and immune responses within the lower skin level.
• Natural oils from other skin products “do not peel” the skin, balance the skin’s pH, and support the skin's natural oils.
• Benefits to building the skin’s natural resistance against UV rays.
• Creams contain camel milk used to treat cracks, chapped, and dry skin.

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Creating healthy skin

Creating healthy skin by balancing the skin microbiome is the focus of  DESERT BLISS GENTLE CARE range

A microbiome is a collection of microorganisms that live inside or outside your body. And while the role of the intestinal microbiome in our health is already well established, the skin microbiome is emerging as a critical factor in the health and protection of our skin. With studies showing a violation of its delicate balance can lead to several skin disorders, such as dandruff, acne, psoriasis or atopic dermatitis. The imbalance of our skin microbiome can be due to various factors, including diet, hormonal imbalance, lifestyle and use of drugs and cosmetics. The basis of our skin care is to make your skin healthy and beautiful. We created it to help build the skin's microbiome, because it is the biome (and, of course, diet) that drives the health of your skin. Camel milk contains everything necessary for the skin to be naturally beautiful and healthy. Most skin care products contain antibacterial and antifungal ingredients that help maintain the shelf life, but they disrupt the skin's microbiome, denying any positive benefits of the "active ingredients" and often worsening your skin. Without an understanding of the biome and the immune system, you can't actually create skin care that is beneficial. And the benefits are vast! Camel milk is one of the richest, natural sources of probiotics, anti-inflammatory lipids and immunosuppressive proteins. Its unique properties penetrate the lower layers of your skin to provide you with deeper hydration, unlike any other natural skin care ingredient. It can stimulate both collagen and elastin production and is full of alpha hydroxy acids (AHAs), which gently exfoliate to improve texture, smooth fine lines and help prevent wrinkles. Vitamins A, B, C, D and E provide anti-aging benefits, antioxidants and help restore the skin and its natural and rejuvenation. DESERT BLISS GENTLE CARE simultaneously cleanses, moisturizes and protects our natural skin biome with a nutritional combination of camel milk, rose water, natural oils and extracts to revitalize and restore your skin to optimal health. The microbiome is different in different parts of the body. We have created a range that the whole family can use on a daily basis to create the healthiest skin possible, whether it is normal, sensitive, dry, aging, inflamed or damaged.
The range contains rejuvenating day cream for protection and recovery with camel's milk, rose water and rose oil with high sun protection SPF 50 | An anti-aging night cream that nourishes and brightens with camel's milk and the precious rose oil | , balancing and gentle shower gel for body 24 h | . Hydration that will not dry out the skin with frequent use, but will deeply hydrate and nourish it to protect it from the harmful effects of the environment. Soothing youthful face cream with natural antibacterial properties to protect, soothe and hydrate with camel's milk, rose water and sumac, which hydrates, revitalizes and balances the skin's natural pH

The DESERT BLISS GENTLE CARE product range was created with the help of the freshest, farmed camel milk, the largest licensed camel farm in the EU, the Emirati Camel Milk Processing Company - Dubai, UAE. Located on 15 sq.km. territory with more than 6145 pcs. camels, the fastest growing dairy company in the region with extraction and processing of 4 million liters. camel's milk per year. The DESERT BLISS GENTLE CARE product range is distributed by ZDRAVNITSA and to the partner network of 188 stores, drugstores, pharmacies. Products are available online https://shop.zdravnitza.com/bg/, and in the logistics center "Zdravnitsa" Bulgaria , Sofia, 74 Edirne Street tel .: 02/483 72 91; 02/426 02 62

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Bulgarian rose water and oil - a secret of beauty and health

ENDLESS BENEFITS OF BULGARIAN ROSE WATER FOR OUR HEALTH
Bulgarian Rose water has been an elixir of beauty since ancient times. But what exactly is DESERT BLISS rose water? It is a natural product obtained by the distillation of the Kazanlak oil-bearing rose (Rosa Damascena Mill), which grows only in the Valley of Roses. It contains natural antioxidants, vitamins B, C and E. Rose essential oils are part of the water, rose water is also known as "essential water" or "rose hydrosol". Hydrolate is a condensation that forms during the distillation of flowers and contains water-soluble plant substances and essential oils. The ingredients of the hydrolate give rose water a positive effect on the body and mind. Interestingly, rose water eliminates sadness. Inhaling rose water and spraying on the head and face makes the body relax. The release of "endorphins" in the brain allows people to feel relieved and relaxed.
Rose water is also used to relieve headaches. The best way is to apply a cold compress with rose water for about 45 minutes Rose water is useful for relieving depression and stimulating the heart, brain, eyes, skin and is also effective in treating epilepsy. Dental problems such as periodontitis can be effectively treated with rose water. It also relieves inflammation of the gums. When used regularly, rose water can reduce gum pain and strengthen teeth. By dripping a few drops of rose water on a rotten tooth, you can relieve toothache. In addition, rose water is very effective in eliminating bad breath. Aeration of rose water is useful for the treatment of asthma and cough to relieve hoarseness, it is good to gargle with rose water. Rose water eliminates chest pain and prevents the risk of anesthesia. Inhaling rose water also helps strengthen the heart.
Drinking cold rose water removes the internal heat of the body and gives you strength
ROSE WATER AGAINST HEADACHE AND TIRED EYES
If you have a headache, put a scarf soaked in rose water on your forehead. You will be surprised how quickly you will feel better. Rose water is very effective for soothing tired and tense eyes. This is especially useful for those who have to work on the computer for long hours. Applying rose water eye drops soothes strained eyes and helps treat cataracts. If your eyes are swollen in the morning, leave the rose water in the refrigerator for about 20 minutes, then soak two cotton swabs with it and put them on your eyes. Stand like this for a few minutes and you will immediately notice how your eyes are much more relaxed and your eyes are brighter.
ROSE WATER SUITABLE FOR ALL SKIN TYPES
For radiant and young skin, the Bulgarian has long trusted the miraculous properties of rose water. It serves to cleanse, refresh and aromatize facial skin. Rose water has a tonic, emollient and moisturizing effect. Soothes irritations and helps eliminate puffiness of the skin. Ladies love rose water because of the fact that it successfully fights wrinkles. Rose water has antiseptic, anti-inflammatory and soothing effect, which makes it useful for various skin problems - acne, eczema, burns, insect bites and other allergic skin conditions.
it is best to spray rose water on the skin or rub it gently with a cotton swab. Repeat this procedure in the morning and evening on a cleansed face to feel the rejuvenating properties of rose water. And a little trick - after applying it on the face, wait 2-3 minutes for it to soak into the skin. Thus, rose water is best absorbed by the body.
APPLICATION ON THE BODY
Need some freshness? Just put a few splashes of rose water on your body.
After shaving the skin often pimples form. Here, too, rose water can counteract this.
Soothes the affected areas of the skin and prevents further irritation. Rose water also has a positive effect on the digestive system. It can be used in teas and salads as a natural detoxifier, for constipation or other digestive problems. Rose water can also be used as a mouthwash, as it provides a refreshing and pleasant taste. However, you should know that it is not a substitute for ordinary mouthwash.
APPLICATION ON HAIR
You can also use rose water as a mask for exhausted and damaged hair. In a bowl, mix a glass of rose water with a few drops of jojoba oil and a capsule of vitamin E. Apply the resulting mixture on the hair, emphasizing the scalp. Rub the mask with gentle massage movements for 10 minutes. Then wash with shampoo and dry your hair. Even after the first procedure you will feel how the rose water has made your hair healthier and shinier.
It smells great and takes care of dry or brittle hair. Water also helps with dandruff, itching or oily scalp because it stimulates cell renewal. The active ingredients of the rose soothe the sensitive scalp and remove excess fat without having a drying effect.
AROMOTHERAPY
Once you like the delicate scent of a rose, you will not want to limit yourself to using it only for the skin. Rose water and oil are also increasingly used in aromatherapy. The fragrance is recommended for anyone who feels stressed and weak. If you have trouble sleeping, spray some rose water in the air in the bedroom or on the pillow. You can use a fragrant herbal pillow that contains pink petals, mint leaves and lavender flowers.

Now, back to roses in Bulgaria. Legend has it that the Damascena rose originally came from Syria, more than 400 years ago. Back then, Damascus was a very prosperous place, home to many wealthy merchants. The story begins in the home of one such merchant who had a gorgeous daughter. Every morning, his daughter would go to the garden and kiss the rosebuds awake, sharing her dreams with them. One time, a young lad from the far north arrived with her father’s caravans. Strong and brave, he had decided to seek his fortune as a caravan guard, fending off the scoundrels and bandits along the roads. And, as it tends to happen in most stories, the merchant’s daughter, upon seeing his sun-kissed blonde hair and sky-blue eyes, immediately fell in love with him. But he was a mere guardsman, a low-born nobody, and her dad was his boss. It simply wasn’t meant to be. When it was time for the lad to leave, the girl rushed to him, tears in her eyes, and presented him with a rosebud. “I might not be able to come with you, but please take this rose”, she said. “Every spring, this rose will bloom for you, as a symbol of my love”. They said farewell, and he left, never to see her again.
When the lad returned to his homeland, he planted the Damascena Rose in the valley surrounding his village. Not long after, the entire valley was covered in roses, which also gave it its current name – Rose Valley. Today, the roses there bloom during May and June, during the most wonderful hours of the morning. Far from the scorching sands of the desert, under the gentle caress of the Bulgarian spring, the roses became even more beautiful. Now known as the Queen of Roses, the rosebuds that the young man brought from many miles away have made Bulgaria famous far and wide with their delicate features and superb aroma. And the rose oil, produced from them is second to none.

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Undeniable Camel Milk Benefits For Skin Care

In the harsh conditions of deserts, you will often hear camel men saying ‘Water is soul, but camel milk is life!’

Popularly known as ‘insulin’ of the future by many, camel milk is highly promising for your body. It’s because camel milk is linked to better insulin sensitivity due to its natural insulin content. Be it skincare, face or hair care, camel milk excels in all!

Did you know that camel milk can be used as a supplement to a mother’s milk? Yes, it’s true. Not only this, but it is also used for various other objectives.

Camel milk curbs hunger, smoothens your skin, has higher amounts of GABA, , lowers high fasting blood glucose level, and what not!

Camel milk for skin is popular because it is helpful in treating skin disorders like acne, dermatitis, eczema, psoriasis, and so on. Camel milk has a ‘high amount of a -hydroxyl acid’ which pumps and smoothens the skin. From using it as a source of   nutrition for the nomadic culture to skin repairing and nourishing, camel milk is a boon for the human body. Camel milk for skincare and face is commercially sold globally and is available online in  powdered versions.

Camel Milk Benefits For Skin 

For the ones whose skin is as dry as the Sahara Desert, you’ll find the remedy in the desert itself. Camel Milk is a perfect substitute for all the beauty products that you’ve been using for acne, skin irritation, skin whitening, and so on. There are uncountable camel milk skin benefits that are beginning to make waves. There’s camel milk for acne, irritation, eczema, wrinkles, camel milk for skin whitening, and innumerable skin problems. Honestly, camel milk benefits for skin will astonish you.

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Is Glycerin Good for Your Skin & Face?

Behind water and camel milk , glycerin is one of the most frequently reported ingredients in cosmetics. It’s also a major ingredient in creams, soaps, shower gels . Using glycerin in its pure form is growing in popularity but there are things consumers need to be aware of if choosing to do this. The glycerin can positively affect your skin in a number of ways. Keep reading to find out how.

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From plant protein to the gut microbiome

From plant protein to the gut microbiome, active nutrition is an area that offers ample opportunities

Several factors, such as genetics, age, environment, diet, and lifestyle, can influence gut microbiome. Since dietary habits differ as per geographical factors, the variations can also be seen in the microbiome of different populations. Diet-based changes have been observed irrespective of the age of the population. While different diet compositions can impact the microbiome profiles, consuming an unbalanced diet over some time, along with an unhealthy lifestyle, can also impact the microbiome . People with obesity and overweight have been reported to show a lower gut microbiome diversity.

Post-exercise nutrition: Gut health, inflammation, and recovery the importance of the gut microbiome to post-exercise recovery.

The recovery piece of post-workout is also very dependent on total gut health

So much of the immune function, as well as chronic systemic inflammation, can begin in the gut – and so keeping the microbiome healthy, making sure that … you are getting a plant-rich diet that is full of healthy fibres, the prebiotic compounds that feed the microbiome – that helps in recovery because we have anti-inflammatory compounds that don't just stay in the gut, but travel throughout the body.

Getting in your carbohydrate, and hopefully, rapidly emptying, getting to the source, to the muscle cell, and that not causing stomach upset

There is a balance to be struck.

Post-workout you don't want … an overabundance of anti-inflammatory or antioxidant compounds; they can limit recovery and growth, because inflammation is actually the start of recovery

Collagen and creatine in the spotlight
Which ingredients are trending in the active nutrition space?

Protein has gone into everything possible for the purposes of delivering something more accessible.

Collagen was interesting “because it's almost like the white tissue as opposed to the red tissue.

You don't have strong muscles if you don't have strong connective tissue… certainly in terms of product availability and new product launches

An expanded role for creatine, which helps to deliver the energy for the exercise – but it also is a very potent anti-inflammatory. Creatine was having a renaissance

It's not really gone away, but  became boring to people but interestingly … people are realizing just where it can play within the brain, as  anti-inflammatory.

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The best skin care for women over 50

From reducing the appearance of wrinkles to the best brightening treatments, DESERT BLISS share best strategies for women over 50.

Whether you’re a skin-care minimalist or maximalist, your regimen is likely to change over the long term as you tailor it to your needs. By nature of time and gravity, the markers of aging—deep wrinkles, sun spots, crepe-y texture, and loss of volume—present themselves most conspicuously mid-life onward, which is why many look to overhaul their above-neck routines in search of the best skin care for women over 50. From the best way to reduce the appearance of wrinkles to the most robust brightening and resurfacing masks, here DESERT BLISS  share the best strategies and ways to build your arsenal for an ageless complexion.

Cleanse and, Yes, Tone

Needless to say, the best skin care for women over 50 begins with daily face-washing. Mature skin should be treated with a mild, non-irritating cleanser that won’t strip the skin. For those with dryer skin,  it’s best to use a cleanser that provides a good barrier protection with skin-protective ingredients like ceramides.  To help maintain the pH balance of the skin after cleansing, we  recommend using a pH-controlling toner, which can also supply an extra layer of moisture and “act as carrier” for the skin-care steps that come next.

Exfoliate—But Don’t Overdo It

In terms of exfoliation, both physical (scrubs) and chemical (AHAs and BHAs) may be used on mature skin—but proceed with caution. “Yes exfoliation is necessary, but don’t overdo it. With women over 50, the outer layer of skin becomes thinner and more delicate.” To avoid aggravation,  take a minimal approach to physical exfoliation, which can cause micro tears on the epidermis if you get carried away. To buff away dead skin cells safely,  use a gentle scrub, no more than three times a week, and following it up with a calming elixir with soothing ingredients such as ceramide and chamomile. For mild chemical exfoliation, which are  with glycolic and salicylic acids, as well as acne-scar-healing vitamin K and skin-tone-evening bilberry extract, and are gentle enough for daily use. Or, consider a weekly peel treatment , which is formulated with  AHAs blend of glycolic, tartaric, lactic, or  citric acids.

Give Yourself a Facial Massage

A daily facial massage does wonders for the skin at any age, but is especially transformative for mature complexions. It works to sculpt the facial muscles (think: more defined cheekbones and jawline) and reduce fluid buildup, as well as improve blood flow, cell turnover, tissue toning, and boost collagen production. Collagen is the support net of our skin—it’s what gives the structural integrity of the skin and as it declines, skin becomes looser, sags and wrinkles form. Because women experience a dramatic reduction in collagen synthesis after menopause. Using your fingertips or a tool, such as Pause’s Fascia Stimulating Tool, knead and contour the facial muscles, moving along the jawline and upward toward the highs of the cheekbones, under-eye region, and across the forehead. For an extra boost at the end, wrap gauze around ice cubes infused with anti-inflammatory green or chamomile tea, then glide them over the skin.

Restore Volume Loss With Extra Moisture

Starting in your 30s and 40s, hyaluronic levels begin to decrease, which is what makes fine line and deep wrinkles more noticeable. When applied topically, hyaluronic acid can help replenish and retain cell moisture (it holds 1,000 times its weight in water), which is why it’s such a common ingredient in  serums  moisturizers and creams—particularly in formulas targeting mature skin. It not only delivers hyaluronic acids to the dermis, but the complex chains of different hyaluronic acids stimulate production of your own hyaluronic acid, increasing the resilience of your own skin. To seal in a supercharged creams,  will help mimic and help restore the skin barrier, which combines ceramides and a special peptide complex of camel milk to calm irritation and minimize redness.

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