Chapter 2:
"Ancient Beauty
and Skincare Practices"
The historical and cultural heritage of Europe is, to a large extent, comparable to that of Asia. Hungary has a long history and rich experience in the field of beauty research and development. By combining ancient beauty therapies with modern science and technology, Hungary has become a highly respected research center in the beauty industry. Particularly, Budapest’s beauty traditions integrate ancient Egyptian, ancient Greek, and ancient Roman beauty concepts, which can still be seen in modern Budapest. It is within this unique environment that Judith Sans was able to complete the development of San Shield.
The Influence of Ancient Egyptian, Ancient Greek, and
Ancient Roman Beauty and Skincare Culture on Hungary
The historical and cultural heritage of Europe is, to a large extent, comparable to that of Asia. Hungary has a long history and rich experience in the field of beauty research and development. By combining ancient beauty therapies with modern science and technology, Hungary has become a highly respected research center in the beauty industry.
This also explains why among the more than 20 ingredients in “San Shield” plant-based ingredients make up a significant portion.
For example, rose water (Rosa Centifolia) is a natural liquid extracted from rose petals; caprylyl glycol serves as a preservative and moisturizer in the San Shield and its essential components are derived from coconut or palm oil; even cetostearyl alcohol, which is derived from animals, contains essences extracted from plants; “glyceryl stearate” is also highly likely to be derived from plant oil.
In addition to plant essences, Budapest is known for its natural hot springs, which can be found throughout Hungary. As a resident of Budapest, Judith Sans deeply understands the remarkable effects of the natural minerals found in hot springs on skincare.
Budapest’s unique Hungarian thermal therapy is based on the comprehensive application of warmth, cooling, and massage to stimulate blood circulation and release tension.
Bathing and soaking in hot springs are particularly nourishing and moisturizing for the skin, and people often seek this therapy at Budapest’s thermal baths and wellness centers.
Due to her profound understanding of hot springs and plant nutrition, Judith Sans eventually chose to become a nutritionist in order to combine these two elements. She believed that the impact of mineral-rich hot springs and plant extracts on the human body should not be overlooked, which prompted her to study and master cosmetic chemistry.
Hungarian beauty technology has a significant professional position in the global beauty industry, thanks to its traditional geographical resources, family culture, and inherent talent. These factors led Judith Sans to become a professional beauty care consultant, devoted to helping people achieve holistic beauty from the inside out, as if it were completely natural.
Hungarian beauty technology has a significant professional position in the global beauty industry, thanks to its traditional geographical resources, family culture, and inherent talent. These factors led Judith Sans to become a professional beauty care consultant, devoted to helping people achieve holistic beauty from the inside out, as if it were completely natural.