Ingredients & their skincare benefits

(jojoba is the liquid wax produced in the seed of the jojoba plant- native to southern Arizona and California)
Jojoba is chemically very similar to human sebum. This oil makes excellent skincare which moisturises and protects the skin. It also has a natural SPF of 5. It is anti-bacterial, anti-oxidant and anti-inflammatory. It helps to control sebum production and slow down the appearance of ageing. Its good for eczema and rosacea. Good for all skin types.

(pressed from the fleshy pulp surrounding the avocado pit- tree native to Mexico)
Contains high levels of vitamin A,D and E, potassium, lecithin and many other nutrients which can nourish and moisturise the skin and help to protect against sun damage. Oleic acid promotes collagen production so it is great for anti-ageing. It helps to treat skin conditions such as psoriasis and eczema. Great for hair as it is one of the few oils that can actually penetrate the hair shaft rather than coating it.

(extracted from raw coconts or dried coconut kernels- tree native to tropical islands in the western pacific ocean)
Contains nourishing fatty acids that help hydrate and protect skin. These include linoleic acid which helps skin retain moisture and lauric acid which has anti-bacterial properties. The fatty acids found in coconut oil have anti-microbial properties that effectively kill bacteria and fungi. The amount of moisture provided by coconut oil can help hair growth, reduce breakage , soothe the scalp and provide vitamins and essential acids. Good for all skin types.

(from the seeds of a native rose plant grown wild in france)
Rosehip oil has been clinically tested and shown to help minimise the appearance of wrinkles, smooth skin and improve moisture levels. It contains high levels of omega 3 and 6 essential fatty acids. It can effectively soften skin and improve skin barrier function. It contains high concentrations of vitamins A,B1,B2,B3 and K. It has regenerative and healing properties. It helps to increase collagen production and skin elasticity. High levels of vitamin C helps to brighten the skin and fight off free radical damage. It intensely hydrates and moisturises, good for rosacea, eczema, and other inflammatory skin conditions.

(from the kernels of the fruit of the argan tree- native to Morocco)
Argan oil provides a good source of linoleic and oleic fatty acids and high levels of vitamin E. It has anti-oxidant and anti-inflammatory properties, it is effective for increasing skins elasticity and hydration, and helps to prevent and treat stretch marks and sun spots, great for mature skin.

(from the macadamia nut- tree native to Australia)
Rich in Vitamin E and contains squalene and oleic acid that assists with cell regeneration, making it good for dry, chapped and mature skin. It contains omega 6 linoleic acid which helps to balance sebum production and creates a natural protective barrier. The fatty acids in this oil helps to add shine and strength to hair and nourish hair follicles, which in turn fight off hair loss and brittle strands.

(from the kernels of the mango tree native to southern Asia)
High in anti-oxidants and anti-ageing properties, mango butter is very effective for reducing and preventing fine line and wrinkles. It is anti-inflammatory and helps to combat dry skin, eczema and dermatitis. It has excellent skin soothing and moisturising properties. High in vitamins A,C,E,K and B6 which can all boost collagen production and clear breakouts. It doesn’t clog pores so is a great moisturising butter for combination/oily, acne prone skin types.

(from the cacao bean, tree native to south america)
The moisturising abilities of cocoa butter are great for stretch marks and scars, chapped skin and lips and as a daily moisturiser to prevent dry, itchy skin. It is high in fatty acids, it improves elasticity and forms a protective barrier over skin to hold in moisture. Cocoa butter can clog pores so it is unsuitable for people who are prone to acne and breakouts, combination/oily skin types. Best for dry/mature skin and skin conditions such as eczema.

(from the nut of the karite nut tree-Africa)
The high concentrations of fatty acids and vitamins A,K,E and F make shea butter an ideal cosmetic ingredient for softening skin and retaining skins moisture and elasticity. It also has anti-inflammatory and healing properties. Using shea on your body, especially your face can condition, soothe and tone your skin. Great for all skin types and skin conditions.