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NATURACTIVE Thought wild 30 capsules in our organic pharmacy, a food supplement intended to improve the appearance of the skin and particularly oily skin. Share your advice on advice on use and dosage with our partner Avis checked after your purchase.
Naturactive wild pansy contributes to the maintenance of healthy and clear skin.
This food supplement improves the seborrheic states of the skin by decreasing the secretion of sebum in people with oily skin .
It is the presence of astringent tannins, helping to curb the production of sebum, which helps to regain clear and healthy skin . The plant also has a good depurative activity on the skin. Burdock can also be recommended as a supplement.
Wild thought
Latin name: Viola triocolor L.
Part used: the aerial part
Plant / extract ratio: 2 to 6 kg of aerial parts are required to obtain 1 kg of wild pansy extract
Oral use. 1 capsule morning and evening (400 mg wild pansy extract per day) with a large glass of water.
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Box of 30 capsules.
Savage pansy has medicinal properties known for centuries. Indeed, this plant of the violets family helps relieve many skin diseases.
It is an anti-inflammatory plant that contains salicylic acid. Its flower is astringent and helps rebalance the pH of oily skin to avoid excess sebum and the production of blackheads . In addition, it contains flavonoids and saponosides which cleanse the blood of various toxins. Savage pansy will therefore purify the skin and destroy the microbes responsible for rashes . Rich in vitamin E and fatty acids, it can be recommended for treatments against acne or eczema.
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Unlike the March violet, the therapeutic career of wild pansy began late. There was no trace of it in Antiquity, and it played only a few symbolic and ornamental roles in the Middle Ages. The first interest in wild pansy dates back to the sixteenth century, when the word "pansy" first appeared. Although most Renaissance authors gave it their own…
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