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Microzest 25, the innovative line of micro powders from LesSonia (France), offers a natural way to incorporate color into cosmetic products. The Microzest 25 offering is 100% natural plant powders and minerals that are non-water soluble and sufficiently fine for dispersal in powders or liquid phases.

Microzest 25

Bamboo White powder, matifying effect, smooth silky feel
Rice White powder, matifying effect, texturing
Rose petal Incredible pink colour, velvet-like feel
Green tea Green and natural pigment
Orange peel Yellow colour, thickening properties
Bitter orange peel Light green-yellow colour, thickening properties
Argan shell Light brown colour, smooth matte finish

Microzest 25, an innovative line of micro powders from LesSonia, is available in the US through BioOrganic Concepts.

Have you been searching for a 100% natural and organic cleansing ingredient?

Search no further - BioOrganic Concepts is pleased to announce a revolutionary ingredient from the Andes Mountains in Chile - Quillaja.

Quillaja is an ideal foaming agent, providing gentle cleansing action without damaging the skin. It can be used in myriad cleansing applications including shampoos, shaving creams, mousses, bubble baths, soaps and facial cleansers.

The thick inner bark of quillaja saponaria – known in the rain forests of Chile and Peru as soap bark tree – lathers when rubbed with water. For over one hundred years, quillaja has solidified a reputation among Andean tribal cultures as nature’s soap.

Derived from the Chilean word “quillean”, quillaja literally means “to wash.” Natives have long used the bark to cleanse delicate silk and wool garments that would otherwise be damaged by detergents. Quillaja is so gentle that it removes grease without stripping the hair or skin of its natural protective layer.

Up to 10% of quillaja consists of saponins, natural surfactants which break down excess scalp oil, making it ideal for use as a shampoo. Applied topically, quillaja soothes and protects the skin from dryness and cracking, as well as relieving itching or insect bites. Saponins have demonstrated a range of anti-inflammatory and anti-oxidant properties in cosmetics, hand and face washes and moisturizers.

By Joe Valdez
For many Westerners, the word "Siddha" has taken root in the imagination and bloomed into a more creative way of thinking "color." Vibrant colors: reds, oranges, yellows, greens and blues. When extracted from the leaves, flowers or roots of plants, these colors find their way into candles, as well as a variety of everyday cosmetics, including lipsticks, eye shadows and blushes.

Well beyond their uses as a colorant, Siddha plants have long played a vital role in the medicines and cosmetics of India, in some cases, earning a permanent spot in the country's rich folklore. Here's a look at the many natural benefits of BioOrganic Concept's most popular Siddah colors.