loes have been a part of man's natural dispensary for thousands
of years and contain nutritional compounds, vitamins and minerals. Native communities through the ages have
readily used the Aloe for its moisturising properties. The gel of the Aloe is now widely used all over the
world for various skin conditions. Some inkomfeŽ
products contain Aloe Ferox (Cape Aloe).This species of Aloe is one of 300 in South Africa and indigenous to
the Cape Province. Aloe Ferox has many benefits; it is non-irritating, soothing, protective and nourishing.
Its moisturising action facilitates the transport of water through the skin helping provide increased
hydration.
African Potato
he African Potato has a legendary reputation for its soothing and
anti-oxidant properties. Today the African Potato is receiving widespread attention amongst researchers as its
beneficial properties are being recognised around the world. This root vegetable, with its distinctive yellow
flower and strap-like leaves, takes six years to grow and mature. The African Potato used in
inkomfeŽ products is grown, hand-picked and processed on a farm
classified as organic by the Department of Agriculture of South Africa. All the
inkomfeŽ products contain the
African Potato.
Rooibos
ooibos is pronounced "roy-boss" and was first used for its healing
properties by the people of South Africa when they mashed the stems and leaves with hammers. It is rich in
anti-oxidants, is naturally astringent and is both nourishing and soothing.
Marula Oil
he Marula Tree bears fruit which has been used as a source of
food and beverage by the local tribes' people for centuries. The stone within the fruit contains several
kernels, which are rich in oil. The fruit is only ready once it has fallen off the tree and is then collected,
the oil being extracted by local farmers using pressing and filtering equipment. No solvents are used in a
light refining process, and the presence of vitamins is thereby ensured, making the oil suitable for use in
inkomfeŽ products. Marula Oil is one of the richest natural sources
of Oleic Acid, an essential component in the maintenance of healthy skin.
Chamomile
hamomile has long been used and cultivated by Europeans and
Americans. The word chamomile is derived from the Greek 'chamos' (ground) and melos (apple), referring to
the plant's low growing habit and the fact that the fresh blooms are somewhat apple-scented.In the modern
world, chamomile products including extracts are widely used as a refreshing beverage tea, and as an
ingredient in numerous cosmetic preparations. Bisabolol is naturally derived from chamomile and is used
in inkomfeŽ Special Scalp Wash and
inkomfeŽ Special Leave-on Scalp Care. Bisabolol is a skin conditioning agent.
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loes have been a part of man's natural dispensary for thousands
of years and contain nutritional compounds, vitamins and minerals. Native communities through the ages have
readily used the Aloe for its moisturising properties. The gel of the Aloe is now widely used all over the
world for various skin conditions. Some inkomfeŽ
products contain Aloe Ferox (Cape Aloe).This species of Aloe is one of 300 in South Africa and indigenous to
the Cape Province. Aloe Ferox has many benefits; it is non-irritating, soothing, protective and nourishing.
Its moisturising action facilitates the transport of water through the skin helping provide increased
hydration.
he African Potato has a legendary reputation for its soothing and
anti-oxidant properties. Today the African Potato is receiving widespread attention amongst researchers as its
beneficial properties are being recognised around the world. This root vegetable, with its distinctive yellow
flower and strap-like leaves, takes six years to grow and mature. The African Potato used in
inkomfeŽ products is grown, hand-picked and processed on a farm
classified as organic by the Department of Agriculture of South Africa. All the
inkomfeŽ products contain the
African Potato. 
ooibos is pronounced "roy-boss" and was first used for its healing
properties by the people of South Africa when they mashed the stems and leaves with hammers. It is rich in
anti-oxidants, is naturally astringent and is both nourishing and soothing.
hamomile has long been used and cultivated by Europeans and
Americans. The word chamomile is derived from the Greek 'chamos' (ground) and melos (apple), referring to
the plant's low growing habit and the fact that the fresh blooms are somewhat apple-scented.In the modern
world, chamomile products including extracts are widely used as a refreshing beverage tea, and as an
ingredient in numerous cosmetic preparations. Bisabolol is naturally derived from chamomile and is used
in