Soapwort

Triterpenoid saponins, called sapoariozides, were isolated from Saponaria officinalis. Saponins are natural soapy substances found in plants. Flavonoids include essential amino acids, resin, woody fiber and gum substance.

When saponin, which is also known as saponin, also known as soapwort, is combined with water, it foams and produces a natural foamy skin wash. They are not irritating and desiccant and can be used even on sensitive skin. At least 12 different types of saponin can be isolated from the root of the soap plant, including vaccaroside, dianchinenoside and saponarioside C.

Saponins are bitter chemical compounds found in various plant species (such as plants, seeds, grains and vegetables), and scientific research has shown that they can have benefits such as killing harmful bacteria and parasites, fighting oxidative stress, and preventing tumor growth. There are more saponins in the roots of the plant than in other plants, and that is why it is so good foaming.

• In pigmentation disorders of the skin, it is very successful in equalizing the skin tone and brightening the skin.

• It is very effective in the treatment of chronic skin problems.

• It is also a very effective plant extract for skin dryness, itchy irritations, psoriasis, eczema and water blisters.

• It is very effective in the treatment of acne and acne.

• Useful for skin problems. disinfects the skin.

• In addition, it cleans the harmful substances in our blood cells and provides benefit with blood cleaning effect.

• It is used in the treatment of skin diseases such as hives, psoriasis, eczema.