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Ingredients Glossary

Almond oil. (sweet)

A light, yellow oil derived from almonds. This oil contains, Vitamins A & E, Omega-3 fatty acids, and Zinc. due to the nutrients contents in almond oil, it treats dry skin, improves acne and cell turnover, improves complexion as well as skin tone, reverses sun damage, and reduces the appearance of scars and stretch marks.

Hemp seed oil.

This oil is derived from the seeds of the hemp plant, not to be confused with hemp or CBD oil. Its high content of Omega acids 3,6, and 9  allows the oil to lock in hydration, attract moisture to the skin, while also soothing irritated and acneic skin. 

Peppermint oil.

This essential oil has been known to soothe itchy skin, as well as freshen breath and help aid with symptoms of IBS. Also known to help treat pain caused by headaches and migraines.

Avocado oil.

An oil that varies in color from clear yellow to golden and green derived from ripe olive fruits. The beta carotene, protein, lecithin, fatty acids, and vitamins A, D, and E found in this oil help to moisturize and protect your skin from damaging UV rays and increase collagen metabolism. The linoleic acid and oleic acid in avocado oil can speed up wound healing.

Jojoba oil.

This non-comedogenic oil contains nutrients such as vitamins E & B, as well as chromium, copper, and zinc which all protect and nourish the skin. This oil has been known to fight infections and fungi, treat sunburn, acne, and wrinkles, it also has anti-aging properties in it.

Rosemary oil.

A typical use of this essential oil has been known to decongest your skin. It has anti-bacterial properties, and it helps to keep skin hydrated. A key ingredient for keeping ingrown hairs at bay.

Castor oil.

A yellow, vegetable oil derived from the seeds of the castor plant. Rich in omega- 6 & omega – 9 fatty acids, ricinoleic acid, and Vitamin E. exhibiting anti-fungal, and anti-inflammatory properties that help quell skin issues such as age spots, rashes, stretch marks, and sunburn. Its antibacterial, and anti-inflammatory make castor oil a great treatment for acne.

Lavender oil.

Containing anti-inflammatory components, and antioxidants this essential oil is known for treating acne and skin conditions as well as providing protection from free radicals.

Sunflower oil.

A non-comedogenic oil containing compounds such as oleic acid, vitamin E, sesamol, and linoleic acid. This oil protects against free radicals, creates a strong barrier for skin protection all while protecting against bacteria and germs. Suitable for all skin types. 

Tea tree oil.

Known for its antiseptic, antibacterial, and anti-inflammatory properties this essential oil is used to treat an array of skin and hair conditions. 

Cocoa butter.

This butter is derived from the cacao bean. It contains traces of Vitamin E & K it's also rich in fatty acids and antioxidants that help fight off free radicals. These nutrients help to heal stretch marks and scars and keep the skin extremely moisturized.

Shea butter.

This butter is a fat extracted from the nuts of the shea tree. The color varies from off white – ivory to yellow. Safe for all skin types this butter has anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, and antifungal properties. Rich in Vitamins A & E, fatty acids, and triterpenes making this butter a powerhouse ingredient.

Granulated brown sugar.

Traditional granulated sugar often undergoes a filtering/ decolorizing process that uses animal bone char, for this reason, we use brown sugar as an exfoliant in our scrub.

Candelilla wax.

The exudate found on leaves of a small shrub (Euphorbia cerifera, Euphorbia antisyphilitica) native to northern Mexico, and the south western United states.

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