Works Like Magic Facial Oil
Price: USD $30
This oil is a highly concentrated herbal extract for everyday facial care, face massage and face yoga. Ideal for morning and evening facial routines. Your favorite choice after a hot bath, providing cooling, needle pinch sensations and stimulates facial circulation. Designed to warm your face and indulge it with relaxing and healing herbs. Provides radiant, glowing skin and acts to heal any skin outbreaks. Promotes smoothing of wrinkles. It brings balance to skin oil production nourishing dry areas and drying off oily spots. Invigorates the skin promoting removal of toxins. Fast absorbing and moisturizing with refreshing aroma of spicy lavender.
Ingredients: lavender flowers (lavendula x intermedia), peppermint (mentha piperita), rock rose (cistus incanus), calamus (acorus calamus), turmeric (curcuma longa), calendula (calendula officinalis), rose petals (rosa centifolia), sage (salvia apiana), cloves (syzygium aromaticum), cinnamon (cinnamonum verum), jojoba oil, refined sesame oil, lavender (lavandula angustifolia) essential oil, peppermint (mentha piperita) essential oil, patchouli (pogostemon cablin) essential oil, menthol crystals (100% mentha arvensis), camphor crystals (cinnamomum camphora).
2 oz / 60 ml
Usage: put a few oil drops on your palms, and rub between hands for few seconds until warm. Apply on face and neck. Massage facial skin gently, upwards and towards hair lines. Massage neck skin away from the center line and downwards. Avoid contact with eyes. Take precaution since oils create slippery surfaces. Do not use if you are allergic to any of the ingredients.
Storage: keep in a cool dry place, away from direct sunlight.
Made in the USA.
All our products are custom made with 100% organic products, food grade ingredients and without any preservatives.
Status: available.
Customer Reviews:
"This product stays true to its name! As soon as you apply it to your face, you feel the rush of cold, followed by relaxation. My skin looks and feels hydrated."
Michelle B.
