Almond Oil

Almond Oil (Prunus amygdalus var. dulcus). Excellent face and body moisturising oil for all skin types. Almond Oil makes a great massage oil and oil for blending your Essential Oils into. It is suitable for newborns, children and adults. Almond Oil comes from the kernel of the plant and not the nut.

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  Aloe Vera Gel (Aloe barbadensis). For many years Aloe Vera Gel has been used externally to sooth and treat minor burns. It may help with minor skin irritations and psoriasis symptoms. Aloe Vera Gel is best kept in the fridge, where it can be kept chilled and used cold on the skin. Our Aloe Vera Gel is 100% pure.

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Apricot Oil (Prunus armeniaca). A pale yellow light textured oil. It helps to relieve skin dryness, soreness and inflammation. Quick to absorb and rich in fatty acids it is often used for dry or aged skin.

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Coconut Oil (Cocos nucifera). Great to use in or after a bath or shower, for softening and moisturising the skin. Good after sun oil. Coconut Oil is excellent for hair and scalp treatments, use as a pre-wash treatment massaging into the scalp and leaving on as long as possible. Alternatively use after shampooing as a replacement for your conditioner. 

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Evening Primrose Oil (Oenothera biennis). Good for maintaining skin elasticity. It is recommended for dry and devitalized skin. Evening Primrose oil moisturises, nourishes and has restructuring properties due to its high content in unsaturated fatty acids. It is often used in anti-ageing products and can be beneficial for strengthening nails. Evening Primrose is know for calming premenstrual tension when rubbed on the abdomen. 

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Grapeseed Oil (Vitus vinifera). Grapeseed Oil is full of antioxidants and moisturising properties helpful in restoring damaged done by the elements. It has mild astringent qualities which may help to tighten and tone the skin. It is a light easily absorbed oil, often used in massage and as a base oil for mixing Essential Oils.

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Jojoba Oil (Simmondsia chinensis) is not an oil but a liquid wax. It resembles sebum (oil produced by the skin). This helps to make Jojoba a good moisturiser for all skin types. It's wax properties make Jojoba a very light sunscreen, unfortunately not strong enough on its own to be used in the Australian climate. Overall Jojoba helps to prevent moisture loss and is used as an anti-wrinkle & premature aging agent. It is easily absorbed, conditioning, softening & smoothing for all skin types.  

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Rosehip Oil (Rosa mosqueta) It has the highest Vitamin C content of any herb and contains the entire C-Complex. Rose Hip Oil has a remarkable action on the skin. It is a distinctive anti inflammatory, producing an effective regenerative action on the skin. It not only helps in attenuating scar tissue, it also treats wrinkles.

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Wheatgerm Oil (Triticum vulgare) It supports the skins natural process of regeneration valuable for treating dry, ageing skin. Good for stretch marks, scar tissue, and for dry rough skin.

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