happy hour
soothing smoothing
face oil cocktail
20ml ✧ 0.66 fl oz
Yesss! A cocktail that’s truly good 4 U. Made with the bestest beachy & botanical, barrier- building oils.
Why you’ll love it
- A silky blend of plant oils, high in essential fatty acids known to reduce irritation and improve the skin’s natural defenses
- fabulous for all skin types.
$42
free shipping in Australia for orders $70+
What to expect
Feel:
fast-absorbing, comfort-creating, face oil.
Scent:
cucumber with a touch of green freshness
How to use
Ingredients
The very fine details
natural
cruelty free
vegan
beachy
brightening
honest
research backed
protective
good
friendly
moisturising
soothing
balancing
clean
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Blend a delicious drop into a splash of hydrating serum. Pat the magic combination onto clean skin.
Or try a dash anytime on anywhere that needs some comfort & calm.
A classic cocktail of fabulous face oils.
Silky squalane, healing hemp and calming cucumber, spiked with barrier-boosting, anti-inflammatory essential fatty acids found in watermelon and blackcurrant seed oils. Finished
with a delicious dash of guava.
Smoothing cucumber, watermelon and guava — high in linoleic acid for clearer pores and a stronger skin barrier.
Soothing blackcurrant and hemp — rare sources of gamma linolenic acid to keep skin feeling calm and comfortable.
It works because of these
great ingredients
tackling all the important skin stuff → dullness, dryness and irritation.
Watermelon Seed Oil
packed w/ anti-inflammatory phenols and phytosterols.
Guava seed oil
Soothing + delicious
Cucumber Seed Oil
For a hit of protective phytosterols and tocopherols.
Bladderwrack extract
Anti-inflammatory, pro-collagen, pro-elastin.
Gamma Oryzanol
Protection + moisture from ricebran oil.
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Info sources
- Vitamin C and Skin Health
- Vitamin C in dermatology
- Antioxidant and Antiaging Assays of Hibiscus sabdariffa Extract and Its Compounds
- In vitro enzyme inhibitory and in vivo cardioprotective activities of hibiscus
- Identification and Characterization of Roseltide, a Knottin-type Neutrophil Elastase Inhibitor Derived from Hibiscus sabdariffa
Picture credits
- Hibiscus by George Bloise on Unsplash
- Cranberries by Irita Antonevicar from Pexels
- Ascorbic Acid photo by Magda Ehlers from Pexels
- Oats by Polina Tankilevitch from Pexels
Adele –
This oil is awesome! I’ve been using it for almost half a year now, in combination with the Splash serum, and it has made a big difference. My skin, which is very dry, looks and feels more nourished and smooth. I have very sensitive and dry skin which gets irritated easily, especially in humid Sydney weather. I have tried many face oils before that did not work for me. This one works a treat!!