If you are what you eat …then surely you also are what you feed your skin with. It’s just as important to be aware of what goes on your body as what goes in your body. Women tend to use a wide variety of daily products, containing all manner of chemical concoctions every day and they can enter directly into the lymphatic and circulatory systems with no “gate keeping” liver there to protect you. That can’t be good for you! We believe that anything you put on your skin should be good enough to eat.
Our Everyday Face Moisturiser + Sunscreen is designed to protect you – protect your face from the elements and from the aging effects of sun and free radicals and protect your body from unnecessary chemicals. It’s choc full of skin loving goodies to help reduce dryness, irritation and reduce fine lines. Here’s what we’ve put in…..
Coconut oil – lots of skin food here …. The oil’s rich supply of goodies make it an excellent protector from the aging effects of free radicals. It aids in exfoliating the outer layer of dead skin cells and penetrates deep into the layers of the skin to strengthen the underlying tissues. It also promotes skin elasticity and is smoothing and moisturising.
Sweet almond oil – Excellent skin softening oil that is rich in essential fatty acids and has an anti-inflammatory effect..
Rose Hip Oil – Extremely high in vitamin C, essential fatty acids and is known to help treat dry, irritated skin. The remarkable skin healing, regenerating and rejuvenating properties make it particularly beneficial oil for mature skin, helping to reduce the effects of sun damage and fine lines.
Kakadu Plum – Aboriginal bushfood known as the world’s richest natural source of vitamin C, a powerful antioxidant, essential for the formation of collagen.
Seabuckthorn Oil – This fruit is packed with moisturising essential fatty acids and immune boosting antioxidants, including vitamins C and E, essential for preventing wrinkles.
Zinc Oxide – a powdered mineral that sits on top of the skin, scattering and absorbing UVA & UVB rays from the sun and protecting the living skin below.
It’s all good!
