Welcome to a world of colour and fragrance, it is the world of the Synergica™ Fruit Line, the latest creation from Maya Beauty Engineering who take only the best qualities from nature.

Each jelly combines the vitamins of fruit with the best active principles researched in the MBE laboratories. These formulas, rich in beneficial properties, are highly effective, specific synergies that are ideal for a wide range of skin treatments.

So enter this world of fruit, it’s ready to bring you natural beauty in every season.

This innovation range of cosmetics that combines the beneficial substances of fruit with specific active principles which are specially researched to enhance and accelerate results.

The synergy between MBE Jellies and the Synergica ™ Multicolor programs that combine pulsed coloured light with micro-vibrated current guarantees amazing and effective results for all kinds of skin flaws.

The use of jellies enables the active principles in the fruit together with the optimal combination of trace minerals, vitamins and vegetable extracts to be absorbed rapidly.

Thanks to their special composition MBE Jellies are in the forefront of the recent break-throughs made in the sphere of emotional cosmetics by helping enhance results through osmology.

Thanks to their delicate and diversified fragrances MBE Jellies evoke the fruit selected giving the customer an immediate sensation of harmony and well-being.

Since the dawn of time, juicy fruits, soft vegetables and tender leaves have been at the forefront of mankind’s attempt to protect his vulnerable skin against the effects of harsh climates and inclement nature. A natural form of first aid, these elements have always been used as rudimentary cleansers and dressings for damage caused by thorns, bark and rock.

Just as it was once so important for cures and treatments, fruit now also plays a leading role in cosmetic hygiene. Over the centuries, different cultures have perfected different therapies and this means that now fruit has any number of uses.

In recent years, detailed research and testing has shown time and time again just how important fruit juices, pulps and extracts are for the human body. After all, nearly all fruits are rich in vitamins A, B1, B2 and C and many also contain vitamin B3 and B6.

What modern dermatology has taught antique cosmetic practices is that in beauty products there must be no trace whatsoever of anything even fractionally toxic or harmful. To summarise this concept, you can put on your skin anything that you would normally eat, or in other words, every skin has its own fruit.

This brings us to orange, grapefruit and kiwi, the fruits traditionally used in cosmetics because of the natural richness in their high concentration of vitamins, trace elements, flavonoids (vegetable pigments), amino acids, and mineral salts.

Oranges are particularly effective for combating the effects of skin ageing;
Pineapples help remedy “orange peel” skin;
Kiwi fruit improves tissue tone.

References to the beneficial effects of fruit acid on the skin date back to ancient Egypt, where various manuscripts have been found giving detailed descriptions of cosmetic products containing macerated apple and grape juices for smoothing and moisturising the skin.

The cosmetic effects of fruit can be summarised in 4 points:
1, vitaminic action
2. softer, lighter skin
3. a firmer epidermis
4. improved moisturisation

Many creams include fruit-based ingredients but Synergica™ is the only equipment that allows your skin to benefit from these qualities straight from the source, straight from fresh fruit in the form of jelly.

ORANGE

Oranges are always good for all of us. Their high vitamin C content and thirst quenching properties are well known but orange leaves and flowers also have numerous beneficial properties.

Oranges are one of the last fruits to blossom in the year. Deep in the heart of winter their sunny colour revives all the golden splendour of summer. Oranges explode with joy, from their colour to the subtle scent of their peel, their abundant juice and their distinctive tangy taste.

Nature charges oranges with vitamin C. Then, as this is so unstable, it wraps not one, but two barriers around the fruit to protect it. The first is, of course, the peel whose rich, essential oils act as a natural defence against oxidation and bacterial contamination. The second is pectin, the polymer found in fruit pulp, which forms a natural protective shell around the vitamin C.

When used in its entirety, orange extract brings all the benefits of vitamin C to the skin, as well as other natural components, such as Vitamin A, B1, B2, B6, H and PP, and amino acids.

Vitamins, in general, activate our vital system, protecting the cellular membranes, reinforcing skin resistance, stimulating intercellular exchanges and delaying ageing.

Vitamin C, a cofactor in the collagen synthesis process, is used in cosmetics for its anti free radical action and pro-moisturising qualities. It also has a bleaching effect on the skin as it combats tyrosine, the amino acid responsible for melanin synthesis.

Vitamin C also helps delay the skin’s natural loss of suppleness due to ageing by trapping the malonaldehyde, (produced by lipid oxidation), responsible for forming the bridges between collagen molecules. Orange-based creams that are rich in vitamin C can be combined with glycolic acid to rejuvenate skin, stop it ageing, regenerate dead cells, and reactivate skin tone and suppleness.

PINEAPPLE

In many cultures pineapple is served after large meals to aid digestion. This special quality is due to the fact that the fruit contains a sulfhydrylic enzyme, bromelin, whose proteolytic action is particularly effective in digesting even the most complex meat and fish proteins.

Bromelin, is in fact, so effective that it is now the basis of a series of anti-inflammatory drugs. The total absence of anything toxic and its considerable therapeutic qualities make the stalk of the pineapple an essential part of any localised anti-inflammatory (edema reabsorption) treatment.

n beauty care powdered pineapple stalk is used widely as a diuretic agent and to combat cellulite build-up.

Pineapple also contains active fibrinolytic principles that act on the blood vessels, reducing vasodilatati on and excessive capillary permeability, symptoms that may cause inflammation or localised aches and pains.

The fruit is also rich in potassium, vitamins A and C and cellulose and its citric acid content is only fractionally lower than that of oranges and lemons.

Its diuretic action, stimulated by the organic acids it contains, also helps combat liquid retention.

KIWI

Kiwi fruit (Actinidia chinensis) originally comes from China , where it is known as yang-ta. This delicious fruit has any number of qualities that make it a friend of good health. It is extremely rich in nutritious substances, first of all vitamin C, then vitamin E, and also contains precious mineral salts and trace elements, including potassium, magnesium, calcium, phosphorus, copper and zinc. This composition means the fruit has both anti-inflammatory and anti-oxidant properties.

Kiwi fruit also contains the amino acid, arginine, which dilates the blood vessels and improves blood circulation.

VITAMINS AND MINERALS – a few brief comments on their properties

The best way for your body to absorb vitamins is through food, because elements never exist in their pure state (pure protein, pure liquid, etc) in nature. Instead they are always mixtures of proteins, minerals, vitamins and so on, as this makes it easier for us to absorb them.

Synthetic vitamins, on the other hand, are “pure” and may also contain tar, artificial colouring, preservatives, sugar and other additives.

It is also important to remember that a correct vitamin intake should go hand in hand with a correct mineral intake. On one hand, this synergy ensures that all elements are present, and on the other, it reinforces vitaminic functions.

A correct balance between minerals is good for the human body, whereas an imbalance may have negative effects.

Vitamin A (beta-carotene)
Vitamin A is very useful for dermatological problems such as acne. It also reinforces the body’s immunity system and slows down the ageing process.

Vitamin B3 (niacin)
Vitamin B3 is fundamental for healthy skin and good circulation.

Vitamin C (ascorbic acid)
Vitamin C is an antioxidant that is fundamental for skin growth and scarring. It also reinforces the body’s immunity system and helps prevent ageing. This vitamin works in synergy with vitamin E.

Vitamin E
This is a very useful antioxidant that improves circulation, repairs tissues and delays ageing. To keep a correct level of vitamin in its bloodstream, the human body needs zinc.