The mysterious charm of Absinthium

Absinthium

LATIN NAME: Artemisia absinthium
ACTION: anti-ageing, toning

It was 1600 BC when the hieroglyph of Absinthium appeared for the first time on an Egyptian papyrus. Greatly appreciated from the outset for its great therapeutic virtues, it reached the peak of its fame at the end of the 1800s, becoming the liqueur most loved by the poets and artists of the Belle Epoque. In our cosmetics we use three types of Absinthium: the extract of Artemisia absinthium with pronounced moisturising and toning properties, Artemisia dracunculus with an extraordinary astringent and firming activity, and Artemisia glacialis or Genepì, whose functional substances ensure tone and elasticity to the epidermis.