Donkey Milk
The secret of such beauty lies in the active ingredients of the milk and in the fats it releases into the skin.
Donkey milk is rich in vitamins (A, B1, B2, B6, C, D, E), mineral salts (calcium, magnesium, phosphorus, iron, zinc and many others), trace elements and essential fatty acids (omega-3 and 6). It contains vitamin A, which also helps speed up collagen production and skin healing processes.
It is indeed particularly effective on eczema, acne or psoriasis and for all skin-related problems.
Vitamins A, B, C, E
Vitamin A, for the renewal of cell membranes, which encourages skin regeneration and slows skin ageing. Vitamin B, against the risk of damage to skin and mucous membranes. Vitamin C, with an antioxidant function against skin ageing and for fast skin healing. Vitamin E, also with antioxidant power, protecting the skin's lipids and ensuring the stability of cell structures.
Omega-3 and Omega-6 fatty acids
Essential fatty acids that the body is unable to produce (which is why they must be supplemented), with protective and reparative skin properties and the ability to reduce ageing processes (photoaging and ultraviolet radiation).
Omega-3 and Omega-6 fatty acids ensure exceptional skin elasticity and keep it soft for longer.
Hyaluronic Acid
a fundamental element produced naturally by the body, it helps retain intercellular water, ensuring the hydration essential to counter skin ageing.
Sweet almond oil
It has marked emollient, nourishing, skin-friendly and elasticising properties. It is well tolerated even by the most sensitive skin, such as that of children.
BEAUTY THROUGH HISTORY
Donkey Milk has been an elixir of beauty since ancient times, reserved exclusively for the most beautiful women of the highest social classes.
It was the cosmetic of the VIPs and was used by the "divine" women of History to obtain soft, velvety, silky and deeply hydrated skin. A dedicated and pleasurable beauty ritual for body care, thoughtful and profound.
The most famous was Cleopatra, queen of ancient Egypt, who bathed daily in the precious liquid to keep her beauty intact and preserve the radiance of her skin. The royal stables held over seven hundred female donkeys, raised and cared for with every attention so that they would produce the finest milk.
Then there was Poppaea, the alluring wife of Emperor Nero, who - rather than give up her beauty treatment even while travelling - had her herds of donkeys follow her.
Pauline Bonaparte too, Napoleon's beautiful and restless sister, used donkey milk to maintain the beauty of her skin.
From today, with Bagno Madre by Wonder Company, you too can achieve velvety skin and feel revered like the queens of antiquity.
