BLUE LILY OF LILIES
Acts on the longevity of cells, reinforces the suppleness and elasticity of the skin



BLUE LILY OF LILIES: Discover its benefits for intimate balance
STRENGTHENS ⎪ STIMULATES ⎪ PROTECTS
What is blue thrush?
Blue lily of the valley, also known as bluebell or bluebell Hyacinthoides non-scripta, is a plant with blue flowers native to European undergrowth. It is appreciated in cosmetics for its soothing, antioxidant and protective properties. Its delicate flowers give off a subtle and sweet scent, often associated with relaxation and well-being. In skin care, blue lily of the valley is prized for its softening effects, helping to calm and protect the skin against environmental aggressions. Its extract, rich in compounds beneficial to the skin, is particularly suitable for care for sensitive and irritated skin.
Our blue lily of the valley extract has proven effectiveness in a clinical study.
The Polyphenols of Vitex negundo, commonly called Blue Lily of the Valley, are obtained under specific cultivation conditions falling under the green biotechnology : here, the cultivation is done aeroponics (culture above ground without any use of phytosanitary products and recovery of the extract with as little damage as possible to the plants.).
Did you know that the skin plays a role in immunity, hormone production and perception of sensations? All of these functions are affected by aging leading to an alteration in the structure and function of the skin.
The innervation of the skin therefore has a primordial role in maintaining the integrity of the skin: the reduction in the density of innervation as well as the alterations observed in skin cells during aging could thus contribute to altering the communication between these cells leading to the phenomenon of cutaneous neuroaging.
Our blue lily of the valley extract acts on the phenomenon of neuroaging. Indeed, it helps restore a cutaneous innervation network similar to that of a young adult and thus improves communication between skin cells and nerve endings, helping to improve the quality of the skin.
Where does blue lily of the valley come from?
Blue lily of the valley grows mainly in the undergrowth of Western Europe, particularly in Great Britain, France and Belgium, where it forms magnificent carpets of blue flowers in spring. The plant is harvested for its flowers and stems, which contain active compounds such as flavonoids and tannins, providing antioxidant and protective properties. In cosmetics, blue lily of the valley extract is obtained sustainably to preserve natural resources. This plant is used in skincare products that emphasize softness, protection and hydration.
Properties and active ingredients
Blue lily of the valley has several beneficial properties for the skin and hair. Here are its main characteristics and actions:
- Antioxidant properties : Rich in flavonoids, blue lily of the valley helps protect the skin against free radicals, thus helping to prevent premature skin aging.
- Soothing and calming effect : Blue lily of the valley extract is renowned for its soothing effects on sensitive skin, helping to reduce redness and irritation.
- Moisturizing properties : The active compounds in blue lily of the valley help maintain skin hydration, making it soft and supple.
- Protection against environmental attacks : Its antioxidants strengthen the skin barrier, offering protection against pollution and external aggressions.
- Light texture and rapid penetration : As a topical treatment, blue lily of the valley extract is quickly absorbed by the skin, providing a non-greasy finish and immediate comfort.
What are the benefits of blue lily of the valley?
Blue lily of the valley offers many benefits for the skin and hair, thanks to its soothing, protective and moisturizing properties. Here are the main benefits of this natural ingredient:
- Soothing of sensitive skin : Blue lily of the valley is ideal for calming redness and soothing reactive skin, perfect for daily use.
- Antioxidant protection : By neutralizing free radicals, it protects the skin from signs of aging, such as wrinkles and loss of firmness, for a more youthful and radiant complexion.
- Long-lasting hydration : It helps maintain optimal hydration, ideal for dry or dehydrated skin, providing softness and comfort to the skin.
- Prevention of skin irritations : Blue lily of the valley helps to strengthen the skin barrier, thereby reducing sensitivity to irritation and redness.
- Balance and softness for hair : In hair care, it helps soften the hair fiber and calm sensitive scalps, bringing suppleness and shine to the hair.
Its benefits:
- It stimulates cellular longevity
- It protects cells from DNA damage by activating DNA repair systems
- It strengthens the flexibility and elasticity of the dermis
How to consume blue lily of the valley?
Blue lily of the valley is mainly used topically in skin and hair care. Here are the main ways to benefit from this ingredient:
- Serums and creams for sensitive skin : Blue lily of the valley extract is included in creams and serums for its soothing and hydrating effects, perfect for skin prone to redness and irritation.
- Tonics and softening lotions : Used in toners, it helps soothe the skin after cleansing and prepares the skin for subsequent treatments, ideal for sensitive skin.
- Moisturizing and soothing masks : In masks, it provides a calming and deeply hydrating effect, leaving the skin soft and comfortable.
- Gentle hair care : In shampoos and conditioners, blue lily of the valley soothes sensitive scalp and softens hair, providing a natural shine.
- Perfumes and toilet waters : Its delicate fragrance is also appreciated in perfumery to create soft and relaxing scents.
Note : Blue thrush is generally well tolerated by all skin types, but a patch test is recommended for very reactive skin before first use. Due to its scent, it may also be sensitive for people allergic to floral scents.
Any side effects?
Blue thrush is generally well tolerated, but some side effects can occur, although rare:
- Allergic reactions : Although rare, some people may experience allergic reactions to blue lily of the valley extracts. Symptoms include redness, itching or swelling. If you experience a reaction, discontinue use and consult a healthcare professional.
- Perfume sensitivity : The natural scent of blue lily of the valley can sometimes be too intense for people sensitive to fragrances. It is recommended to apply a small amount to check tolerance.
- Mild photosensitivity : Like certain plants, blue lily of the valley could in rare cases cause slight photosensitization. It is recommended to avoid prolonged exposure to the sun after use.
- Respiratory effects in susceptible individuals : Inhaling concentrated extracts may cause mild respiratory discomfort in sensitive individuals. It is recommended to avoid prolonged inhalations.
- Compatibility with certain skin types : Although gentle, it is advisable to test on a small area, especially for very sensitive skin.
Sources
The benefits of blue lily of the valley are well documented in phytotherapy and cosmetic research. This ingredient is recognized for its antioxidant, hydrating and soothing properties, helping to improve the health of the skin and hair and protect against environmental aggressions. Studies show its effectiveness in soothing redness, protecting the skin and strengthening the skin barrier. Blue Lily of the Valley is approved for cosmetic use, with a high tolerance profile for the majority of users.
