Ingredience

Lupinus Albus (lupinová mouka)

Lupinus albus

Can we get an 'awoooo' for celestial-worthy skin (though the light of a full moon isn't required to reap any benefits here).

Lupin beans are a popular snack across the Mediterranean, and they have even been found in Ancient Egyptian Pharaonic tombs. The beans are rich in protein and skin-strengthening fatty acids to replenish and soothe, and they can be dried and ground into a fine flour. In Ayurveda, the absorbent flour is made into a paste and applied to sore joints.