Honsea Sunshine Biotech Co., Ltd

Seabuckthorn, also known as “siberian pineapple, ” is a small shrub native to Europe and Asia.
The berries have been used since ancient Greece as a remedy for promoting weight gain and a shiny coat in horses.
In traditional Chinese medicine, sea buckthorn is used for “invigoration” and increasing energy levels.
In Russia, sea buckthorn has been used in creams to help protect cosmonauts from radiation damage, and a number of cosmetics companies in the U.S. add sea buckthorn to their skin creams as a ‘wound-healer” and skin protectant.
In China, a number of sea buckthorn based sports drinks have been used by athletes training for the Seoul Olympics.
Seabuckthorn oil is extracted from the fruits of Hippophae rhamnoides L. by CO2 extraction.
It is clear, orange red oily liquid.
Unsaturated fatty acid, β-carotene, carotenoid, vitamin E, isorhamnetin, quercetin, kaempferol and SOD.
β-carotene 25mg/100g min., vitamin E 100mg/100g min.
Generally recommended for external use in the case of burns and other skin damage as well as internally for the treatment of stomach and duodenal ulcers, reduce tumor growth and high cholesterol and high blood pressure.
Sea-buckthorn oils contain high concentrations of palmitoleic acid.
This rare fatty acid is a component of skin fat and can support cell tissue and wound healing.
It has unique anti-aging properties and as an important component of many facial creams.
Increases energy levels, Resists tiredness, swells sinew.
Improves immunopotency, anti-enervation.
Protects cardiovascular system.
Anti-cancer and anti-tumor.
Promotes wound healing, anti-inflammation and engender flesh, anti-senility.
Elimination of oxygen free radicals, anti-oxidation and prevent senescence.
Reparation of the tissues of digestive, protects skin from UV damage, reparation for the mucous membrane and skin.