Enfleur pure natural offers care products with and without fragrance: Instead of synthetic perfume, Enfleur has chosen to use pure organic essential oils. These oils are always mentioned in the list of ingredients and the allergens can be found at the end of the ingredients list: limonene, linalool, geraniol, farnesol, citronellol.…
If you choose Enfleur products, know that the concentrations of ‘perfuming’ essential oils are very low. The ‘perfume’ wears off quickly after it has been applied to the skin. You have to learn to love essential oils; they smell rougher and more natural than the synthetic perfumes we are usually used to. Once you get used to them, you will have a different perspective on perfumery and it is not uncommon for your appreciation for synthetic fragrances to diminish.
All ingredients are 100% natural without exception. By this, Enfleur means that they work with natural molecules that are not invented by man, but can be found in nature. A very small percentage is considered synthetic, such as the preservatives potassium sorbate and sodium benzoate, which are approved by Ecocert.
Where possible Marleen only works with organic raw materials. Her products are not certified organic because certification is expensive. They have however been assessed by a CE certified safety assessor and can therefore be considered completely safe.
Synthetic preservatives are powerful but can cause allergy and irritation. Enfleur adds a combination of antimicrobial agents. This cocktail of natural preservatives is necessary because together they create a very hostile environment for micro-organisms; individually they are not efficient enough.
All these ingredients are cosmeceuticals. Cosmeceuticals are cosmetic products with bioactive components that give them “medicine-like” properties. There are things that cannot be solved with a cream but need medical treatment. Such as the successful elimination of wrinkles, because care products can temporarily fill in those grooves in your skin so that the wrinkles are not noticeable. Cosmeceuticals do not make wrinkles disappear completely, but they do reduce the depth of the wrinkles and help to prevent skin creases. So they can be considered a bit like a cross between medicines and cosmetics.