Devil’s claw in cosmetics
Devil’s claw, known scientifically as Harpagophytum procumbens, is a plant native to the savannas of southern Africa. With its evocative name and long history of use in traditional medicinal practices, this plant has attracted the interest of the cosmetic world for its unique properties.
History and Origin
Devil’s Claw gets its name from its distinctive hook-shaped capsules. Traditionally used to relieve pain and inflammation, it has become the subject of numerous studies that have confirmed its beneficial properties.
Properties in Cosmetic Use
In the field of cosmetics, devil’s claw extract is valued for its anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties. These characteristics make it ideal for skin treatments aimed at reducing redness, irritation, and combating signs of aging.
At La Maga, we enhance devil’s claw by incorporating it into our formulas to harness its benefits in skin care. From anti-aging products to soothing creams, this plant plays a crucial role in our mission to provide natural and effective cosmetics. Recently, we incorporated this active ingredient into Magamed, our new cosmeceutical product line. Magamed is a perfect example of our commitment to combining effective natural ingredients with cutting-edge innovations in cosmetics.
