Cleansing Oil

High in Vitamin E, which is excellent for locking moisture into the skin. This vitamin plays an essential role in softening and hydrating the skin's outer layer. Meanwhile, its superstar fatty acid components fortify the skin barrier while smoothing and balancing the skin.
High antioxidant properties can also maintain and boost the levels of collagen and elastin in your skin which naturally diminish with age.

Rich in fatty acids, which can help keep skin moisturised. It also contains antioxidants, which fight against damage from free radicals. The oil's ability to promote collagen and GAG production also plays a role in supporting skin regeneration.

This highly active Native New Zealand ingredient is antibacterial, antimicrobial, and anti-inflammatory while still being gentle on the skin.

Cleansing with Castor Bean Oil is excellent for pulling and removing oils from the skin without stripping it of the natural oils needed to keep the delicate balance of hormonal skin. Castor Bean Oil is rich in ricinoleic acid, a monounsaturated fatty acid. These types of fats can be used to moisturise the skin. They act as occlusive (protective) moisturisers, which prevent or reduce water loss through the outer layer of the skin.

Nutrient dense, the star component of Avocado Oil is sterolin. This is a natural steroid that encourages the production of collagen. Collagen provides skin integrity and is the protein that makes skin plump and glowing.

Super hydrating, this oil offers both occlusive [forms a seal over the skin] and emollient [nourishing] properties that create a moisture barrier on the skin as well as absorbing into the skin to deliver essential fatty acids and nutrients that provide moisture and hydration

Jasmine Oil is widely used in aromatherapy for its uplifting and energising effects. Research conducted into the effects of Jasmine Oil has found that it stimulates the nervous system and increases the brain’s beta wave power. This is involved in the brain’s ability to actively engage in mental tasks. Participants of one study even found that jasmine oil increased feelings of wellbeing, alertness, and romance. It contains compounds like benzyl acetate, farnesene, benzoate, indole, linalool, and methyl anthranilate which can have beneficial effects on your body. One study found, when jasmine essential oil was used alongside essential oils of lavender, rose geranium, and rose once a week for 8 weeks for an aromatherapy massage, it relieved symptoms of pain, hot flushes, and depression.

Helichrysum essential oil has anti-inflammatory, antifungal, and antibacterial properties that may be useful in skin health. Helichrysum essential oil contains an anti-inflammatory substance called arzanol, which plays a part in soothing itchy skin.

Rejuvenating, balancing and healing action on the skin. It is considered to be one of the best essential oils for mature skin as it helps to revitalise skin tone and soften skin lines. A 2003 study found that it may also help to reduce or prevent age spots. If your skin is oily it can help to balance moisture levels and combat blemishes.

Nature’s strength - the heartwood of the native New Zealand Totara Tree. At over 1,000 years-old, it’s New Zealand’s oldest tree and it holds microbial properties and resistance to decay. Antimicrobial properties, antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, hydrating.