Combat dry skin with our foam face was infused with essential oils in addition to moisturizers.

Sandalwood

Sandalwood oil’s warm, soothing, and fragrant scent has long been associated with its skin-healing properties.

Moreover, the skin-repairing oil has anti-inflammatory properties, which can help to reduce the appearance of dry patches and inflammation while restoring balance and moisture to the skin.

Sandalwood oil has a variety of therapeutic uses, including treating psoriasis and eczema.

Ylang Ylang

The ylang-ylang flower essential oilcontains chemicals that reduce inflammation while hydrating the skin.

As an essential oil, it has a relaxing, calming effect that can reduce irritation, redness, and excessive oil production.

Because oily, acne-prone skin tends to have broken capillaries, ylang-ylang oil also gives the skin a radiant glow, helping to reduce the look of redness and scarring.

Lavender

While you may have heard of lavender being used for sleep and relaxation, this multifunctional oil may also help regulate your skin’s moisture levels while treating rashes.

Lavender is an excellent essential oil for the face as it naturally moisturizes dry skin with its fatty acids like linalool and linalyl acetate.

Also, it works as an anti-inflammatory, reduces redness, and is a natural hydrator, repairing dry skin without making it oily.

Myrrh

Your skin craves moisture when it is dehydrated, and myrrh essential oil delivers it.

Great oil for skin tightening, it’s a rich source of antioxidants and anti-inflammatory properties, it soothes, protects, and repairs damaged skin. 

Additionally, myrrh oil can stimulate the production of new skin cells to regenerate damaged skin.

Chamomile

Chamomile oil includes azulene, well-known for its moisturizing and soothing properties.

Researchers discovered that mice that received chamomile oil showed fewer symptoms associated with atopic dermatitis than mice that did not receive the oil.

You can use the anti-inflammatory oil to lighten the appearance of existing acne and prevent future breakouts. Also helps alleviate sunburn.

However, if you have ragweed allergies, you may wish to avoid it since chamomile may act as a trigger.

This product has not been evaluated by the fda and is not meant to treat or prevent illness