APRICOT KERNEL OIL
used in: body nectars + perfume oils


⊹ absorbs quickly into skin
⊹ anti-aging properties
⊹ improves skin tone + fights signs of the natural aging process
⊹ helps seal moisture into the skin

BEESWAX
used in: body bars + lip balm


⊹ used as a hardener
⊹ binds oils + butters
⊹ combats irritants + forms a thin layer of protectant on skin

COCOA BUTTER
used in: body bars + lip balm


⊹ antioxidant-rich
⊹ can reduce the appearance of wrinkles, age spots + scars
⊹ protects the skin from environmental irritations
⊹ full of rich fatty acids
⊹ helps reduce inflammation

COCONUT MILK
used in: milk soaps


⊹ moisturizes dry skin + hair
⊹ maintains resiliency + suppleness
⊹ can help prevent wrinkles + sun spots
⊹ assists in soothing eczema
⊹ natural fatty acids help heal dry + bothered skin
⊹ rich in iron, selenium, sodium, calcium, magnesium + phosphorus

COCONUT OIL
used in: body bars + lip balms


⊹ moisturizes
⊹ strengthens skin tissue
⊹ absorbs quickly
⊹ soothes sunburn + psoriasis
⊹ protects from wrinkles + cell damage

COCONUT-SOY WAX
used in: candles


⊹ vegan
⊹ clean-burning
⊹ burns + distributes fragrance throw evenly
⊹ emits less soot than pure soy or paraffin candles
⊹ renewable resource that doesn't require pesticides or fertilizer to grow

FRAGRANCE OIL
used in: all the things! (except lip balm)


⊹ specifically formulated for use in candles + body products (pure essential oils can be harmful if ingested or put directly onto the skin)
⊹ allow for complex + unique scent profiles
⊹ production of fragrance oils are oftentimes more sustainable than manufacturing process for essential oils

FRENCH GREEN CLAY
used in: milk soaps


⊹ ideal for oily skin
⊹ draws impurities out of skin
⊹ tones
⊹ reduces inflammation

GRAPESEED OIL
used in: body nectar + perfume oil


⊹ powerful antioxidants
⊹ contains linoleic acid to help skin heal from acne, eczema, + dermatitis
⊹ helps restore collagen

HIBISCUS PETALS
used in: body nectars


⊹ nicknamed the "botox plant"
⊹ increases skins elasticity
⊹ slight exfoliator (which helps speed up cell turnover)
⊹ rich in antioxidants
⊹ enhances moisture

RED MOROCCAN CLAY
used in: milk soaps


⊹ ideal for dry skin
⊹ high in iron
⊹ deep moisturizing properties
⊹ gentle exfoliator

RHASSOUL CLAY
used in: milk soaps


⊹ ideal for any skin
⊹ rich in magnesium, calcium + potassium
⊹ balances skin's natural oils

ROSE KAOLIN CLAY
used in: milk soaps


⊹ ideal for dry or mature skin
⊹ gentle cleanser + exfoliation
⊹ absorbs impurities from skin

ROSE PETALS
used in: body nectars


⊹ rejuvenates + replenishes skin
⊹ naturally antibacterial
⊹ reduces redness
⊹ contains high amounts of vitamin C
⊹ protects cells from damage
⊹ natural astringent
⊹ locks moisture into the skin
⊹ staple in Ayurvedic medicine

SHEA BUTTER
used in: body bars + lip balm


⊹ soothes + hydrates with vitamins/minerals/fatty acids skin loves
⊹ natural anti-inflammatory
⊹ can help lighten scar tissue
⊹ helps maintain skin's elasticity + suppleness

SWEET ALMOND OIL
used in: body nectars + perfume oils


⊹ rich in vitamin e, potassium + zinc
⊹ can protect the skin from stress + UV damage
⊹ repairs damage to collagen
⊹ provides amino acids to produce collagen

TURMERIC POWDER
used in: milk soaps


⊹ ideal for combination skin
⊹ reduces redness
⊹ calms irritations + inflammation
⊹ brightens • hydrates

VITAMIN E OIL
used in: body nectar + perfume oil


⊹ rich in nutrients + antioxidants
⊹ neutralizes free radicals + protects skin
⊹ helps in preventing the formation of new wrinkles in the skin
⊹ collagen production booster
⊹ supports new skin cell growth

Elle!

Hi! It's me, just your neighborhood candle and perfume maker :)

Written by Elle Rogers

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