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AGNÓ
(αγνό - in Greek)
PURE, UNPOLLUTED, CLEAN AND GENUINE
This idea to create all natural skin and body care products ...
I felt how ideas were flooding my mind about nature and its possibilities to create and ultimately to give ... And the ideas came into practice and my thirst for knowledge was increasing ... I can only thank God for the inspiration!
2016 - present
Our Ingredients for
gorgeous skin
"the power of nature with our range of organic oils, butters, herbs, extracts, and fruits. We believe in the purity of our products, which is why we never use parabens, silicons, mineral oils, PEG's, or unnecessary wrapping. Experience the difference today and embrace a healthier, more natural lifestyle."
A word about our ingredients
AGNODICE's goal is not only to create all natural skin and body care products in order
to slow down the aging process, but to assist in prejuvenation, targeting different age groups.
This can be achieved by formulating products with natural and sustainable ingredients,
in order to proactively trying to prevent the visible signs of aging before they even appear,
or to delay them as much as possible.
AGNODICE is using this preventative approach with nature's botanical riches of herbs
and extracts, many of which have been used in Ancient Greece and in other parts of the world.
Their knowledge and the continued scientific research on this prejuvenation movement
versus embracing aging may bring us closer to maintain a youthful appearance for as long
as possible.
There is an increased awareness about the impact of environmental factors, such as pollution
and UV exposure, therefore sunscreen is very important.
Emphasis is put on how to counteract proactively the effects of premature aging, which
does not begin with mature skin but rather at a younger age where many seem to be
careless about their future.
Interesting facts about our ingredients
Rice Bran Oil
Rice Bran Oil dates back over 2000 years ago in Asia. In Japan women have used it for centuries in skincare treatments. Women who use it in their skincare are known as "rice bran beauties", especially because of its softening and moisturizing properties and its suitability with all skin types.
Raspberry Seed Oil
Raspberry Seed Oil is known to greatly increase hydration levels since it is very rich in Vitamin E. One thing that is not much known about raspberries is that its oil naturally absorbs UVA an UVB rays, making it a great first layer of protection against sun damage. Some studies have shown that, on its own, it can protect up to 50 SPF for UVA rays.
The oil in itself is an emollient, meaning it helps skin retain moisture. It also creates a lipid barrier on skin, sealing in water and nutrients, and protecting skin from environmental damage. It keeps skin conditioned and lubricated, which results in smoother, softer skin.
The oil in itself is an emollient, meaning it helps skin retain moisture. It also creates a lipid barrier on skin, sealing in water and nutrients, and protecting skin from environmental damage. It keeps skin conditioned and lubricated, which results in smoother, softer skin.
Sunflower Seed Oil
The sunflower originates from areas in Central and South America dating back over 4000 years ago and was used for food, medicine, and dye. Its oil and pigments were used as a sunscreen. An interesting trait is that sunflower plants display a behavior called heliotropism. The flower buds and young blossoms will face east in the morning and follow the sun as the earth moves during the day. Among others the sunflower represents long life and lasting happiness.
On the other hand Sunflower Seed oil has hydrating, calming, protecting and soothing properties for your skin.
On the other hand Sunflower Seed oil has hydrating, calming, protecting and soothing properties for your skin.
Cherry Kernel Oil
Believed to be over 2,000 years old, the Jindai Zakura is considered to be the oldest living cherry blossom tree in Japan and, perhaps, the world. Cherry blossoms generally represent rebirth, renewal, new beginnings, and the start of spring.
Cherry Kernel Oil leaves the skin moisturized, nourished and tense. It offers soothing and protective properties, especially to skin that is irritated and sunburned.
Cherry Kernel Oil leaves the skin moisturized, nourished and tense. It offers soothing and protective properties, especially to skin that is irritated and sunburned.
Yarrow Extract
According to the Greek myth, Yarrow gave the hero, Achilles, its protective powers to make him invincible wherever the herbal bath had penetrated his skin, and in turn, Achilles healed his wounded soldiers with Yarrow. Yarrow’s official botanical name is Achillea millefolium, Achilles’ thousand-leaved plant.Yarrow extract has astringent properties that help to tighten and firm the skin, reducing the appearance of pores and fine lines.
Jojoba Oil
Native Americans extracted the oil from jojoba seeds to treat sores and wounds centuries ago. Modern scientific research showed that jojoba oil is structurally and chemically the most similar to human sebum, meaning it mimics the structure of the skin, which makes it incredibly compatible with our skin. While commonly referred to as “jojoba oil,” it is actually a liquid wax. Jojoba Oil is an excellent face and body moisturizer and a very popular choice in skincare since it is compatible with all skin types.
Lavender
Lavender gets its name from the Latin word "lavare" ("to wash"). It has been used for thousands of years for its aroma and also for mummification purposes in ancient Egypt. In the Old Testament, Lavender is associated with purity, cleanliness, and fragrance, making it a symbol of God's grace and blessings. Through the ages Lavender has been acclaimed for its medicinal benefits and for making perfumes, soaps and cosmetics.
Lupine Oil
White lupin was most likely originally cultivated in ancient Greece, where wild-growing forms have been preserved until today.
The extracts Lupeol from the White Lupine protects the collagen and elastin from getting damaged and stimulates its production of more elastin and collagen.
The extracts Lupeol from the White Lupine protects the collagen and elastin from getting damaged and stimulates its production of more elastin and collagen.
White Birch Extract
Betula alba bark extract (White Birch Extract) has been valued by ancient civilizations for its medicinal properties. For centuries, birch tree bark has been carefully harvested and processed to extract its valuable components, which have been used for a variety of purposes.
It has amazing soothing and calming effects on the skin while also improving skin elasiticity. It shows remarkable results for brightening and lightening the skin.
It has amazing soothing and calming effects on the skin while also improving skin elasiticity. It shows remarkable results for brightening and lightening the skin.
Desert Date Oil
Its ancient roots go back over 4000 years to Egypt. Various parts of this plant have been used for many folk medicines in Africa and Asia. It has been considered to be a good source for cosmetics and it was found to be used by ancient Egyptian royalty.
Desert Date Palm Oil is rich in vitamin E, it moisturizes, and has antioxidant properties.It also restores hydration to dry skin, preventing further dryness by sealing in moisture.
Desert Date Palm Oil is rich in vitamin E, it moisturizes, and has antioxidant properties.It also restores hydration to dry skin, preventing further dryness by sealing in moisture.
Rice Bran Oil
Rice Bran Oil dates back over 2000 years ago in Asia. In Japan women have used it for centuries in skincare treatments. Women who use it in their skincare are known as "rice bran beauties", especially because of its softening and moisturizing properties and its suitability with all skin types.
Raspberry Seed Oil
Raspberry Seed Oil is known to greatly increase hydration levels since it is very rich in Vitamin E. One thing that is not much known about raspberries is that its oil naturally absorbs UVA an UVB rays, making it a great first layer of protection against sun damage. Some studies have shown that, on its own, it can protect up to 50 SPF for UVA rays.
The oil in itself is an emollient, meaning it helps skin retain moisture. It also creates a lipid barrier on skin, sealing in water and nutrients, and protecting skin from environmental damage. It keeps skin conditioned and lubricated, which results in smoother, softer skin.
The oil in itself is an emollient, meaning it helps skin retain moisture. It also creates a lipid barrier on skin, sealing in water and nutrients, and protecting skin from environmental damage. It keeps skin conditioned and lubricated, which results in smoother, softer skin.
Sunflower Seed Oil
The sunflower originates from areas in Central and South America dating back over 4000 years ago and was used for food, medicine, and dye. Its oil and pigments were used as a sunscreen. An interesting trait is that sunflower plants display a behavior called heliotropism. The flower buds and young blossoms will face east in the morning and follow the sun as the earth moves during the day. Among others the sunflower represents long life and lasting happiness.
On the other hand Sunflower Seed oil has hydrating, calming, protecting and soothing properties for your skin.
On the other hand Sunflower Seed oil has hydrating, calming, protecting and soothing properties for your skin.
Cherry Kernel Oil
Believed to be over 2,000 years old, the Jindai Zakura is considered to be the oldest living cherry blossom tree in Japan and, perhaps, the world. Cherry blossoms generally represent rebirth, renewal, new beginnings, and the start of spring.
Cherry Kernel Oil leaves the skin moisturized, nourished and tense. It offers soothing and protective properties, especially to skin that is irritated and sunburned.
Cherry Kernel Oil leaves the skin moisturized, nourished and tense. It offers soothing and protective properties, especially to skin that is irritated and sunburned.
Yarrow Extract
According to the Greek myth, Yarrow gave the hero, Achilles, its protective powers to make him invincible wherever the herbal bath had penetrated his skin, and in turn, Achilles healed his wounded soldiers with Yarrow. Yarrow’s official botanical name is Achillea millefolium, Achilles’ thousand-leaved plant.Yarrow extract has astringent properties that help to tighten and firm the skin, reducing the appearance of pores and fine lines.
Jojoba Oil
Native Americans extracted the oil from jojoba seeds to treat sores and wounds centuries ago. Modern scientific research showed that jojoba oil is structurally and chemically the most similar to human sebum, meaning it mimics the structure of the skin, which makes it incredibly compatible with our skin. While commonly referred to as “jojoba oil,” it is actually a liquid wax. Jojoba Oil is an excellent face and body moisturizer and a very popular choice in skincare since it is compatible with all skin types.
Lavender
Lavender gets its name from the Latin word "lavare" ("to wash"). It has been used for thousands of years for its aroma and also for mummification purposes in ancient Egypt. In the Old Testament, Lavender is associated with purity, cleanliness, and fragrance, making it a symbol of God's grace and blessings. Through the ages Lavender has been acclaimed for its medicinal benefits and for making perfumes, soaps and cosmetics.
Lupine Oil
White lupin was most likely originally cultivated in ancient Greece, where wild-growing forms have been preserved until today.
The extracts Lupeol from the White Lupine protects the collagen and elastin from getting damaged and stimulates its production of more elastin and collagen.
The extracts Lupeol from the White Lupine protects the collagen and elastin from getting damaged and stimulates its production of more elastin and collagen.
White Birch Extract
Betula alba bark extract (White Birch Extract) has been valued by ancient civilizations for its medicinal properties. For centuries, birch tree bark has been carefully harvested and processed to extract its valuable components, which have been used for a variety of purposes.
It has amazing soothing and calming effects on the skin while also improving skin elasiticity. It shows remarkable results for brightening and lightening the skin.
It has amazing soothing and calming effects on the skin while also improving skin elasiticity. It shows remarkable results for brightening and lightening the skin.
Desert Date Oil
Its ancient roots go back over 4000 years to Egypt. Various parts of this plant have been used for many folk medicines in Africa and Asia. It has been considered to be a good source for cosmetics and it was found to be used by ancient Egyptian royalty.
Desert Date Palm Oil is rich in vitamin E, it moisturizes, and has antioxidant properties.It also restores hydration to dry skin, preventing further dryness by sealing in moisture.
Desert Date Palm Oil is rich in vitamin E, it moisturizes, and has antioxidant properties.It also restores hydration to dry skin, preventing further dryness by sealing in moisture.
Rice Bran Oil
Rice Bran Oil dates back over 2000 years ago in Asia. In Japan women have used it for centuries in skincare treatments. Women who use it in their skincare are known as "rice bran beauties", especially because of its softening and moisturizing properties and its suitability with all skin types.
Raspberry Seed Oil
Raspberry Seed Oil is known to greatly increase hydration levels since it is very rich in Vitamin E. One thing that is not much known about raspberries is that its oil naturally absorbs UVA an UVB rays, making it a great first layer of protection against sun damage. Some studies have shown that, on its own, it can protect up to 50 SPF for UVA rays.
The oil in itself is an emollient, meaning it helps skin retain moisture. It also creates a lipid barrier on skin, sealing in water and nutrients, and protecting skin from environmental damage. It keeps skin conditioned and lubricated, which results in smoother, softer skin.
The oil in itself is an emollient, meaning it helps skin retain moisture. It also creates a lipid barrier on skin, sealing in water and nutrients, and protecting skin from environmental damage. It keeps skin conditioned and lubricated, which results in smoother, softer skin.
Sunflower Seed Oil
The sunflower originates from areas in Central and South America dating back over 4000 years ago and was used for food, medicine, and dye. Its oil and pigments were used as a sunscreen. An interesting trait is that sunflower plants display a behavior called heliotropism. The flower buds and young blossoms will face east in the morning and follow the sun as the earth moves during the day. Among others the sunflower represents long life and lasting happiness.
On the other hand Sunflower Seed oil has hydrating, calming, protecting and soothing properties for your skin.
On the other hand Sunflower Seed oil has hydrating, calming, protecting and soothing properties for your skin.
Cherry Kernel Oil
Believed to be over 2,000 years old, the Jindai Zakura is considered to be the oldest living cherry blossom tree in Japan and, perhaps, the world. Cherry blossoms generally represent rebirth, renewal, new beginnings, and the start of spring.
Cherry Kernel Oil leaves the skin moisturized, nourished and tense. It offers soothing and protective properties, especially to skin that is irritated and sunburned.
Cherry Kernel Oil leaves the skin moisturized, nourished and tense. It offers soothing and protective properties, especially to skin that is irritated and sunburned.
Yarrow Extract
According to the Greek myth, Yarrow gave the hero, Achilles, its protective powers to make him invincible wherever the herbal bath had penetrated his skin, and in turn, Achilles healed his wounded soldiers with Yarrow. Yarrow’s official botanical name is Achillea millefolium, Achilles’ thousand-leaved plant.Yarrow extract has astringent properties that help to tighten and firm the skin, reducing the appearance of pores and fine lines.
Jojoba Oil
Native Americans extracted the oil from jojoba seeds to treat sores and wounds centuries ago. Modern scientific research showed that jojoba oil is structurally and chemically the most similar to human sebum, meaning it mimics the structure of the skin, which makes it incredibly compatible with our skin. While commonly referred to as “jojoba oil,” it is actually a liquid wax. Jojoba Oil is an excellent face and body moisturizer and a very popular choice in skincare since it is compatible with all skin types.
Lavender
Lavender gets its name from the Latin word "lavare" ("to wash"). It has been used for thousands of years for its aroma and also for mummification purposes in ancient Egypt. In the Old Testament, Lavender is associated with purity, cleanliness, and fragrance, making it a symbol of God's grace and blessings. Through the ages Lavender has been acclaimed for its medicinal benefits and for making perfumes, soaps and cosmetics.
Lupine Oil
White lupin was most likely originally cultivated in ancient Greece, where wild-growing forms have been preserved until today.
The extracts Lupeol from the White Lupine protects the collagen and elastin from getting damaged and stimulates its production of more elastin and collagen.
The extracts Lupeol from the White Lupine protects the collagen and elastin from getting damaged and stimulates its production of more elastin and collagen.
White Birch Extract
Betula alba bark extract (White Birch Extract) has been valued by ancient civilizations for its medicinal properties. For centuries, birch tree bark has been carefully harvested and processed to extract its valuable components, which have been used for a variety of purposes.
It has amazing soothing and calming effects on the skin while also improving skin elasiticity. It shows remarkable results for brightening and lightening the skin.
It has amazing soothing and calming effects on the skin while also improving skin elasiticity. It shows remarkable results for brightening and lightening the skin.
Desert Date Oil
Its ancient roots go back over 4000 years to Egypt. Various parts of this plant have been used for many folk medicines in Africa and Asia. It has been considered to be a good source for cosmetics and it was found to be used by ancient Egyptian royalty.
Desert Date Palm Oil is rich in vitamin E, it moisturizes, and has antioxidant properties.It also restores hydration to dry skin, preventing further dryness by sealing in moisture.
Desert Date Palm Oil is rich in vitamin E, it moisturizes, and has antioxidant properties.It also restores hydration to dry skin, preventing further dryness by sealing in moisture.
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