Ikove have searched the bio-diversity of the Brazilian rain forest and studied indigenous Amazonian therapeutics in their quest to create the finest and most healthful natural alternatives to harsh chemically derived personal care products.

The Brazilian fruits used in Ikove’s products are packed with high concentrations of vitamins and minerals.

Each fruit provides its own amazing aroma and nutritional attributes and these succulent fruits also provide unparalleled anti-oxidant properties.

• This luxurious night cream is highly concentrated in anti-oxidants of various origins

• Acerola, Açai berry and Rose hips provide high protection against free radicals and assist in the regeneration of the skin

• Cupuaçu butter and aloe vera nourish and moisturize new skin cells

Applied every night, your skin will become smoother, firmer, and younger-looking.

Amazonian Rainforest Benefits:

• Acerola
  Cherry-like Acerola is bright red with thin skin. The pulp is juicy and acid. The biggest plantings are in Brazil. Acerola contains remarkable quantities of Vitamin C, A, magnesium, potassium, thiamine and riboflavin. Acerola provides vitamin C in a range of 16,000 to 172,000 ppm, compared to 500 to 4,000 ppm for oranges.
• Cupuaçu
  This is a product that is extracted from a typically Amazonian plant, which is found in the wild areas around the rivers Tapajós, Xingu, and Tocantins. The Cupuaçu Butter, a trigliceride that is composed of balanced saturated and unsaturated fatty acids, has a low fusion point (approximately 30°C) and has the appearance of a soft solid that melts quickly when brought into contact with the skin.
  The Cupuaçu Butter has a high water absorption capacity (approx. 240 per cent) that is superior to that of Lanolin and other lipids of animal and vegetable origin, which makes it an excellent product in the stabilizing of emulsions. Cupuaçu Butter aids in the recovery of the skin’s natural humidity and elasticity, specifically in dry and mistreated skins. It presents a certain degree of UV absorbency in UVB and UVC, and is classified as a solar filter category.
• Açai Berry
  This Amazonian palm berry is a source of natural energy that is harvested in the rainforests of Brazil. It provides a remarkable concentration of antioxidants that help to combat premature aging, such as high quality protein (an almost perfect essential amino acid complex) in conjunction with valuable trace minerals, which are vital to skin regeneration. Açaí’s synergy of healthy fatty acids and essential omegas aid in maintaining the integrity of the skin, as they take part in lipid metabolism and in the skin renewing process.