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Made from 100% natural ingredients and essential oils (all first cold pressed), which is all the skin needs to remain healthy, glowing, vibrant and youthful. 20 years of experience, quality certification and award winning.

The coffee scrub is obtained by pressing the seeds of Coffea arabica. A shrub native to the Arabian peninsula. Its high caffeine content and antioxidant power give it toning properties, activating microcirculation. As a result, the coffee scrub has become a very popular ingredient in natural cosmetics. It is a 100% natural product.

Organic chamomile hydrolate is obtained by steam distillation of Chamomila recutita. This is a species of herbaceous plant native to Europe and temperate regions of Asia. Ecological chamomile hydrolate is a perfect product for use in natural cosmetics thanks to its calming and revitalizing properties on the skin and strengthening the hair. It is a 100% organic and natural product, without preservatives or additives.

The organic coffee scrub is obtained by pressing the seeds of Coffea arabica. A shrub native to the Arabian peninsula whose cultivation has spread to regions around the world. The composition of coffee stands out for its high caffeine content and its great antioxidant capacity. All this has made it a widely used ingredient in natural cosmetics, especially in creams and oils. The coffee scrub is a natural and organic product.

Organic geranium hydrolate is obtained by water steam distillation of fresh Pelargonium graveolens leaves. This is an herbaceous plant native to Mozambique, Zimbabwe, and South Africa. It is a product with multiple applications in natural cosmetics due to its purifying and astringent effects. The organic geranium hydrolate is a product with 100% purity, without the addition of preservatives. The organic geranium hydrolate is a product with 100% purity, without the addition of preservatives.

Copoazu butter is obtained by the first cold pressing of Theobroma grandiflorum seeds, an arboreal species native to the central areas of South America. It stands out in its composition for the presence of oleic acid that provides hydration, and stearic acid as an emulsifier. Phytosterols improve the skin’s natural barrier and polyphenols act as an antioxidant, neutralizing free radicals. Copoazú butter is a 100% natural product with multiple applications in natural cosmetics thanks to its beneficial properties.

Carnauba wax is obtained from the leaves of the Copernicia cerifera palm. A tree native to northwestern Brazil. It has great applications in the world of natural cosmetics thanks to its high melting point (between 78 and 85 ºC), increasing its resistance to heat and its ability to form protective films that increase its duration and fixation. Carnauba wax is a great thickener and stabilizer of emulsions due to its composition in fatty acids and fatty esterified diols.

The refined candelilla wax comes from Euphorbia cerífera, a plant that grows in semi-desert areas, very abundant in the Chihuahuan desert. Its composition stands out for the presence of resins, which give it its consistency, saturated and unsaturated hydrocarbon compounds, and fatty acids and esters. Candelilla wax has a high level of hardness, although its most notable characteristic is its melting point, which is also very high (approximately 70ºC). All this means that candelilla wax has multiple properties for the production of natural cosmetic products.

Brown kaolin clay or Chinese clay owes its name to its place of origin, the Kao-ling mountain. The place from where it is extracted, crushed and dried, resulting in a fine powder. Its main composition is kaolinite, rich in silica, which gives it moisturizing, antibacterial and purifying properties. Brown kaolin clay is considered an excellent natural preservative, which makes it a great ingredient in natural cosmetics, as it accumulates water, preventing the formation of microorganisms.

Lavendin grosso essential oil is obtained by water steam distillation of Lavandula hybrida grosso flowers. This hybrid plant is richer in essences than lavender and it grows in southern Europe. Its composition stands out for its high concentration in linalool and linalyl acetate, aromatic terpenes that give it its floral and slightly minty smell, and that have several calming qualities. Contains linalin acetate, with antibacterial and antifungal properties. Lavendin grosso essential oil has become one more element of natural cosmetics due to its pleasant aroma and characteristics.

Karanja vegetable oil is obtained by first cold pressing Pongamia pinnata’s seeds. An arboreal species native to the tropical areas of Asia, the Pacific Islands, and Australia. In its composition we find omega 9 and omega 6 fatty acids, which have softening and protective properties for the skin and hair. As a result, karanja vegetable oil has become a highly appreciated product in natural cosmetics.

Jojoba vegetable oil is obtained by first cold pressing Simmondsia chinensis’ seeds. A plant native to the American deserts of Sonora and Mojave. We find a high content of gadoleic acid and erucic acid in its composition, with great moisturizing and softening properties, as well as the presence of ceramides in charge of maintaining the cells cohesion, thus avoiding their dehydration. Thanks to its many benefits, it is a product with great applications in the world of natural cosmetics. Jojoba vegetable oil is a 100% natural product.

The camelina vegetable oil is obtained by first cold pressing Camelina sativa’s seeds. With the subsequent refining, the negative properties of the oil in terms of smell and flavor are eliminated. Linoleic and alpha-linoleic acids are very abundant in its composition, giving great moisturizing and softening properties. Vitamin E and phytosterols have great antioxidant and restorative power. Refined camelina vegetable oil is a product with multiple applications in the world of natural cosmetics.

Organic virgin coconut vegetable oil is obtained by first cold pressing Cocos nucifera’s pulp. A palm native to tropical climates of the Pacific and Indian Oceans and the Caribbean Sea. Among its components, lauric acid or dodecanoic acid is the one that deserves a special mention, since coconut vegetable oil is the raw material with the highest concentration of this active and we currently know of its multiple properties and applications in natural cosmetics. Virgin coconut oil is an ecological and natural product.

Rosehip vegetable oil is obtained by the first cold pressing of Rosa canina seeds. Shrub native to Europe and certain areas of Africa and Asia. Currently its cultivation has also spread to other continents such as Europe and America, where Chile stands out as a producing country. It is rich in oleic acid, linoleic acid and linolenic acid, so its concentration of fatty acids is very balanced. Vitamin E and carotenoids act as natural antioxidants. Canine rosehip vegetable oil is a 100% natural product, with multiple cosmetic applications thanks to its beneficial properties for the skin, and a minimum percentage of linolenic acid of 20%.

Organic castor oil is obtained by first cold pressing Ricinus communis’ seeds. This shrub native to the tropical areas of the African continent stands out in its composition for the presence of ricinoleic acid, a highly antibacterial derivative of oleic acid. Vitamin E has antioxidant properties, protecting the skin from the sun’s rays. Castor vegetable oil is a 100% natural product with multiple cosmetic applications thanks to its beneficial properties for the skin.

Rosehip vegetable oil is obtained by the first cold pressing of Rosa canina seeds. Rosa Mosqueta is a collective term for the different types of wild roses: Rosa Moschata, Rosa rubiginosa (Eglanteria) and Rosa canina. There is a general opinion that the name Rosa Canina is intended to indicate a European origin of rosehip, although according to history all species of wild roses are from Chile. Despite the fact that the exact INCI designation is confused by the taxonomic confusion of different names, in cosmetic terms all species are considered equivalent. Canine rosehip vegetable oil is a 100% natural product, with multiple cosmetic applications thanks to its beneficial properties for the skin. The minimum percentage of linolenic acid is 20%.

The brand was created by the CEO of Benton as a method to help his brother who was suffering from various skin conditions, allergies, and sensitivities. Benton cosmetics is not tested on animals and only produced in small batches, ensuring the products are always fresh and effective.