Vitamin E Facial Oil

Name: Vitamin E Facial Oil
Brand: for dry or eczema-prone skin
Price: 10.00 USD
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The perfect lightweight, finishing product in your daily facial skincare routine. Seal in moisture without the need for synthetics, chemicals, or clogging your pores.

Jojoba oil mimics your natural skin oils and apricot kernel oil helps relieve inflammation and soften dry skin patches. Very high in vitamin E which is both highly moisturizing, antioxidant, and calms inflammation. Skin feels very soft after application. Recommended for sensitive, dry, or normal skin.

VEGAN, ALL-NATURAL

Quantity: 1 dropper bottle

Approximate Weight: 1 oz
*due to the hand-poured nature of the product please allow slight variances in the weight. The listed weight is the average.

To Use: Squeeze a small amount into hands. Use gentle motions to rub into skin.

Caution: Discontinue use if irritation occurs.

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apple cider vinegar	Contains alpha hydroxy acids that will remove dead skin; the acids also alter the pH level of your skin to fight off bacteria and neutralizes odors; antiseptic properties
beets	An ancient skincare ingredient; high in potassium, magnesium, iron, folic acid, vitamins A, B6, and C; high in antioxidants
bentonite	A soft clay; excellent oil absorbing properties; excellent for oily skin; absorbs 300 to 700% of its weight in water; pH of 8-9.7; mined in the United States
carrot	High levels of carotenoids, potassium, vitamin C, essential nutrients, amino acids
castor oil
chamomile	Anti-inflammatory, anti-fungal, antibacterial, antiseptic, and contains essential oils and antioxidants; hypoallergenic and helps to reduce skin irritants by neutralizing free radicals
charcoal (coconut)	pH neutral; natural colorant, exfoliant, and detox agent
charcoal (hardwood)	Natural colorant, exfoliant, and detox agent
cocamidopropyl betaine	A mild and very gentle sulfate-free foaming agent derived from coconut; acts as an emulsifier and conditioner
cocoa	Contains beneficial vitamins, minerals, and caffeine thought to be beneficial to skin; tightens and tones skin
coconut milk	Adds moisturizing properties
cornsilk
cream of tartar	Hardening agent
cucumber	Cooling and soothing effect
flax seed	Rich source of omega-3, 6, and 9, essential fatty acids thought to be nourishing; exfoliant
fragrance	a synthetic oil tested to be safe for skin applications; used sparingly
frankincense	Helps in healthy cell regeneration; reduces signs of aging, stretch marks, and scars; tightens skin; fights blemishes and acne
glycerin (vegetable)	A plant-based humectant; a byproduct of the soapmaking process
honey	Moisturizing; thought to be a natural antiseptic, humectant, and antioxidant
illite clay	includes French Green Clay; mined in France and comes in many colors with specific benefits; absorbs 150-200% of its weight in water; pH of 7.75
kaolin clay	Does not dry skin—best for normal, dry, or sensitive skin; includes all colors of Brazilian kaolin clay; mined in Brazil and Amazon regions; absorbs 65% its weight in water; pH of 6
kelp	Contains over 60 minerals and elements, 21 amino acids, simple and complex carbohydrates
lanolin	Emollient and semi-occlusive (allows skin to breathe while reducing moisture loss); absorbs up to 400% its weight in moisture meaning it is highly moisturizing; easily absorbed into skin; not recommended for oily skin due to greasy nature
lavender	Aromatherapy benefit of anxiety and emotional stress reduction; said to aid in treatment of inflammatory skin conditions including psoriasis, acne, and burns
matcha green tea	Extremely high antioxidant properties
mica	A nature-identical colorant used to give a shimmery, vibrant hue to soaps and other products; lab-created to be free of contaminants and unethical harvesting practices
milk	Lactic acid naturally found in milk works as a natural exfoliant
moringa	A highly hydrating and nourishing oil full of vitamins A and E; boasts antibacterial and anti-fungal properties
myrrh	Historically used to treat wounds and prevent infections due to its antimicrobial, astringent, antifungal, stimulant, antiseptic, antioxidant, and anti-inflammatory properties
neem	High in skin nourishing fatty acids; said to promote wound healing, minimize inflammation, and reduce scarring
oatmeal	Creates a barrier against the skin, adheres to the skin and attracts humidity
olive oil	Highly moisturizing and a valuable source of natural vitamin E
oxide colorants	A durable natural pigment
pine tar	In its pure form, it demonstrates antifungal, anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, and anti-pruritic properties making it effective in combined treatments for dry skin conditions such as eczema and psoriasis
rose	Very hydrating and soothing for irritated inflamed skin; used to balance oil production and tone and tighten pores; a common ingredient for mature skin
safflower oil	High in linoleic fatty acid essential for both scalp, hair, and skin; said to increase circulation, "unclog" pores, stimulate cell regeneration to reduce scars and blemishes.
salt	Two forms found in our shop are sea salt, or sodium chloride, and magnesium salt, or magnesium chloride; mineral-rich benefits for the skin
sea mud/silt	Mineral-rich and oil absorbing
SLSa (sodium lauryl sulfoacetate)	A mild surfactant that provides emulsification, wetting, and foaming; removes oils and bacteria without irritating the skin; derived from coconut (not to be confused with SLS a.k.a. sodium lauryl sulfate)
sodium cocoyl isethionate	Also called SCI; a very gentle surfactant and foaming agent derived from coconut
spirulina	Derived from algae; high in rare gamma linoleic acid found in few substances on earth
stearic acid	A saturated fatty acid naturally found in many plant-based sources like Shea butter and coconut oil
stinging nettle	Naturally stringent properties beneficial for dry, itchy, and inflamed skin
sunflower oil	A very emollient oil beneficial to soften, lock in moisture and hydrate dry skin; high in linoleic acid which helps skin repair and strengthens skin's barrier; non-comedogenic
tea tree	Antibacterial, antimicrobial, antiviral, antifungal, antiseptic and anti-inflammatory properties are what works to relieve itching, redness, and burning
titanium dioxide	A naturally occurring mineral used to whiten
turmeric	Antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, and beneficial for fighting bacteria and evening and fading dark spots.
ultramarine colorants	Natural ultramarine occurs as a component of the deep blue stone, lapis lazuli. They are made from mineral sources such as clay and sodium carbonate
Vitamin E	An natural antioxidant for maintaining the integrity of oils and a wonderful additive for the skin
water (distilled)	Captured steam; free of minerals and chemicals found in regular tap water
witch hazel	a shrub containing astringent substances called tannins that are shown to reduce inflammation of irritated skin
yogurt	Known for its probiotics, or live cultures (fancy for good bacteria); anti-inflammatory; anti-aging
zinc oxide	Creates a natural, physical barrier on the skin

Germall Plus	Broad spectrum antimicrobial preservative; paraben-free
Optiphen Plus	Broad spectrum antimicrobial preservative; no formaldehyde donors; paraben-free and formaldehyde-free
Preservative Eco	Broad spectrum preservative; paraben-free, formaldehyde-free, isothiazolone-free system; not suitable for children under 3 years old

Vitamin E Facial Oil

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