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Kaora has sourced the perfect ingredients for your type of hair and skin from the Amazon Rainforest. Whether it be normal, dry, oily or in need of repair and protection, we have the right product for you.
Due to its composition, rich in unsaturated fatty acids and antioxidants, the açaí berry helps to protect the skin against dehydration and improves the production of ceramides (natural moisturisers of the skin itself) providing nutrition and hydration to the skin.
The açaí help to fight the free radicals produced when hair is exposed to the sun, dyes and other chemical hair treatments. This improves protection against damage, leaving the hair hydrated, silky and soft without weighing it down or feeling oily.
Maracujá is rich in vitamins A and C, minerals and fatty acids, such as Omega-6 and Omega-9, making it ideal for the treatment of normal hair and skin as it helps to maintain a thin layer of protection, providing hydration and softness to your hair, leaving it feeling softer, lighter and more fragrant. Omega fatty acids are truly remarkable ingredients for the skin as they strengthen the skin barrier, have anti-stress and calming properties, leaving the skin soft and hydrated.
The cupuaçu is rich in vitamins A, B and C, fibers, phosphorus and amino acids. The vitamins present in the fruit provide excellent facilitation of the hydration process of the hair and skin, helping to reduce dull or frizzy hair, and treat cracked or itchy skin. The cupuaçu has a high water absorption capacity and is a natural emollient agent, giving shine and softness to dry and damaged hair and skin.
The pitanga has many essential nutrients such as vitamins A, B1, B2, B3 and C, mineral salts (iron, calcium and phosphorus) and proteins that are beneficial for those who have a build-up of excess sebum, which is a naturally occurring oil produced within the oil glands. Due to its astringent properties, the pitanga extract helps to control the oiliness of the skin and hair leaving them feeling natural, light and healthy.
