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From its headquarters in Fort Worth, Texas, CelSana LLC develops and produces high-quality skin care products. Users of CelSana LLC products can achieve noticeable improvements in tone, texture, and radiance.

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Exploring the Benefits of Firebrush in Skin-care Products

The cosmetic skin-care line CelSana LLC uses the Hamelia patens plant as a main component in its non-medicated skin moisturizers. Hamelia patens, also known as firebush, is a shrub or small tree with orange-red tube-like flowers. Found in the southern United States in Florida and stretching down into Argentina, firebush thrives in warm climates and produces a fruit that is popular to hummingbirds. The small dark-red berries have an acidic taste and are edible to humans. Firebush bark is known to have a large amount of tannins in it, along with active compounds throughout the plant. The leaves are used in indigenous medicines to help treat skin infections. In Belize, firebush is known as "the guardian of the forest.” CelSana LLC is based out of Fort Worth, Texas. The company offers products including day and night serums, face cleansers, and color spot treatments with Cupio-Rase, a patent pending ingredient in CelSana’s topical cosmetic creams. More information is available at celsana.com.

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Hamelia patens Used in Skincare

The idea for CelSana, LLC, came from a natural botanical salve that a neighbor applied to Dr. Wayne Berry’s hand. The results from the salve amazed the retired physician and inspired him to research the skin enhancing ingredient, which led to the creation of CelSana, LLC. The primary ingredient in the CelSana skincare line derives from the plant Hamelia patens, a species indigenous to South America, the West Indies, Mexico and Florida. Hamelia (sometimes referred to as firebush or scarlet bush) is a small, semi-woody plant with red-tinged, oval-shaped leaves and bright reddish-orange flowers. The plant can grow to a height of ten feet and produces juicy edible berries. The Mayan name for Hamelia patens, Ix Canaan, translates to “guardian of the forest.” The plant is used throughout South America as a natural remedy for many types of skin problems, including rashes, sores, cuts, insect bites, and itching. To prepare a traditional tincture, leaves, stems, and flowers are boiled in water for ten minutes. Once cooled, the tincture can be applied directly to the skin.