Sweet Almond Oil -The kind of almond oil that’s made for your skin. It contains Vitamin A with retinol to stimulate the production of new skin cells and smooth fine lines; Vitamin E with antioxidant properties to help prevent cell damage and reduce UV damage to the skin caused by the sun; Omega-3 fatty acids to help prevent premature aging and safeguard against sun damage; and Zinc, essential for healing acne or other facial scars.
Fractionated Coconut Oil – Fractionated Coconut Oil is ideal for dryer or more sensitive skin providing an ultralight barrier without clogging pores. Fractionated coconut oil is more easily absorbed by the skin and is smoother and silkier than virgin coconut oil. At room temp the fractionated version remains clear and liquid, whereas regular coconut oil is a white solid.
Macadmia Oil – Closely matches our natural skin oil (sebum) but is very light and easily absorbed. It helps oily skin by providing a non-comedogenic protective barrier and sinks into mature skin easily. It has squalene and oleic acid to help moisturize and regenerate skin cells. It’s Omega 3, 6, 7 acids help to feed our skin and heal damage. It also contains Phytosterols to help calm itchiness and redness.
Argan Oil – High in Vitamin E to help lock in moisture and Essential Fatty Acids (oleic and linoleic) which can help soothe Eczema and Psoriasis. It’s sebum balancing properties also help prevent acne growth. Argan Oil is a miraculous oil on its own and is often referred to as “Liquid Gold.”
Rosehip Oil – Very high in Vitamin C for a potent anti-premature aging effect. It helps protect and remedy the damage from sun exposure and daily urban exposure to pollutants. Vitamin C is also linked to reducing hyper-pigmentation and brightening the skin. Rosehip is low on the comedogenic (pore blocking) scale and has strong anti-acnegenic effects. As if that weren’t enough it also contains Vitamin E & Anthocyanin which are highly beneficial for taming irritated skin suffering from dermatitis or roseacic.
Sea Buckthorn Oil – Long used in traditional medicine in India and China, Sea Buckthorn is loaded with nutrients: Vitamin C, A, E and Omega 3, 6, 9 & 7, and a 10’s more vitamins and nutrients. It’s benefits are documented here. This study shows its performance on skin elasticity on 24yr old men (a bit dense reading, but the conclusion is at the bottom 😉.
Jojoba Oil – Jojoba oil is a liquid wax. It closely resembles the sebum of the skin and is readily absorbed. Rich in vitamin E, Jojoba Oil has excellent moisturizing and softening properties, helping to nourish the skin and prevent dryness. It is suitable for all skin types.
Black Seed Oil – High moisture-retaining qualities and antioxidant properties, black cumin seed oil keeps skin elastic and fights damaging free radicals that can lead to wrinkles and fine lines. It tames redness and soothes irritation.
Raspberry Seed Oil – the anti-inflammatory effect of red raspberry seed oil soothes symptoms of inflammatory skin conditions like eczema, rosacea, and psoriasis. The oil can moisturize and soften skin, as well as reduce flares and irritation like itching, swelling, and redness
Evening Primrose Oil – Evening primrose oil is rich in gamma-linolenic acid (GLA), an essential fatty acid that has been used to treat many health conditions. As specifically relates to the skin the potent level of antioxidants helps to neutralize free radicals, which protect the skin from oxidation in living tissue and it is known to help with smoothing roughness, too. For people experiencing skin blemishes, using evening primrose oil both topically and internally might help alleviate symptoms.
Avocado Oil – contains a high percentage of Vitamin E, as well as potassium, lecithin, and many other nutrients which can nourish and moisturize your skin. The oleic acid also promotes collagen production, which helps grow new skin. This accelerates the healing process, helping with issues like sunburn.
Carrot Seed Oil – When added to a carrier oil or cream emulsion, carrot seed oil has antimicrobial, antioxidant, and anti-inflammatory properties that may improve skin health and even prolong the traditional signs of aging.
Eucalyptus Essential Oil – Soothes irritated skin, it relieves pain, promotes faster healing, and has long been used to protect any openings from becoming infected. It has anti- germ/antiseptic properties which have made it a popular choice for use on wounds, cuts, burns, bites, stings, and sores.
Lavender Essential Oil – Soothes skin, improves acne, protects against free radicals, and combats bacterial and fungal disorders. When lavender is mixed with coconut, jojoba or grapeseed oil, it has wonderful benefits on the skin (:
Tea Tree Essential Oil – It’s thought to calm redness, swelling, and inflammation. It may even help to prevent and reduce acne scars, leaving you with smooth, clear skin. It’s a popular choice for treating acne because of its anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties.
Geranium Essential Oil – Used as a beautifying product in Ancient Egyptian times, Geranium oil is extracted from the entire geranium plant. It is used in natural remedies for the treatment of acne & dermatitis. And or those frustrating or uneasy moments, it has soothing aromatic benefits. Place one drop of Geranium oil in the palm of your hands and then rub your hands together. Once you have rubbed the oil in your hands, cup your hands over your nose and mouth and breathe slowly. Just like we recommend with Maeterna!
Castor Oil – Castor oil comes from seeds of the ricinus communis plant, which is native to tropical areas of Africa and Asia. Castor oil is rich in fatty acids which enhance smoothness and softness when applied to the face. The oil can also promote the growth of healthy skin tissue, making it helpful in restoring uneven skin tones. Despite these benefits, castor oil has a low comedogenic score. This means it is unlikely to clog pores in the skin and reduces the risk of developing blackheads, making it appropriate for use on sensitive skin! All-in-one!
Calendula Oil – Calendula promotes the production of collagen, an essential protein for our skin, it aids in sustaining soothed, hydrated look. Its gentle enough that its often in skin care for babies and those with more skin sensitivities. Calendula has also been found to assist in slowing the development of fine lines. The antioxidants and anti-inflammatory compounds in Calendula have been found to significantly protect against oxidative stress in human skin cells.
Jojoba Oil – Jojoba oil is a liquid wax. It closely resembles the sebum of the skin and is readily absorbed. Rich in vitamin E, Jojoba Oil has excellent moisturizing and softening properties, helping to nourish the skin and prevent dryness. It is suitable for all skin types.
Everlasting Floral Water – Spiritually, both Helichrysum Essential Oil and Helichrysum Hydrosol are often used during prayer and meditation. It speeds the healing of skin and is a good choice for mature skin and those with eczema
Chamomile Floral Water – Chamomile Floral Water gently cleanses, tones and soothes the skin. Helps to calm, reduces redness and irritation, promotes natural process of regeneration while making skin soft and radiant.
Rosewater – Rosewater helps maintain the skin’s pH balance, and also controls excess oil. The antioxidant properties of rose water help to strengthen skin cells and regenerate skin tissues. The aromatherapy of roses is said to be a powerful mood enhancer reducing anxiety, promoting emotional well-being and relaxation.
Rosemary Essential Oil – Rosemary oil aids in expelling toxins from the skin. Whether you’re looking to combat dull skin or even fight the appearance of cellulite, Rosemary Essential Oil can reignite your radiance and rejuvenate your complexion.
Cypress Essential Oil – Oily and dry skin will benefits from the sebum control of Cypress as moisture levels are restored. With Cypress Essential Oil’s decongestant ability, skin discolouration and puffiness are reduced. The soothing scent will also calm inflamed skin and provide astringent properties for more accelerated skin tissue healing.
