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Benefits

• Suitable for sensitive skin.
• Contains aloe vera which is an astringent that induces contractions in the skin, closing pores, toning and firming the skin.
• Packed full of vitamins, essential fatty acids, proteins, amino acids, lecithin and antioxidants to fully nourish and protect your skin.
• Can be used with sunscreen.
• Since it reduces redness, gives you a uniform complexion and helps to eliminate blemishes it can eliminate the need for foundation make up.
• Can be used as a primer – allows make up to go on smoother and last longer.

This product will:

• Reduce redness.
• Brighten your complexion.
• Balance your skin tone and can give you a uniform complexion.
• Tighten and firm your skin.
• Prevent premature ageing of your skin since it contains powerful anti-inflammatories.
• Keep your skin well hydrated and increase its elasticity.
• Rejuvenate your skin by regenerating new skin cell growth.
• Normalise your sebum production.
• Increase collagen production in the dermis layer of your skin.
• Make your pores appear smaller and less visible.
• Protect your skin from the effects of UV radiation, environmental pollution and oxidative stress.

Directions for use

Apply in the morning to a thoroughly cleansed face and neck. Apply in circular motions for better absorption. For increased hydration and moisturisation apply to damp skin. If using sunscreen, apply sunscreen approximately 5 minutes after this cream has been applied.

Ingredients: Aqua, Sweet Almond Oil, Vegetable Glycerin, Fractionated Coconut Oil, Organic Jojoba Oil, Apricot Kernel Oil, Avocado Oil, Cetearyl Alcohol (Vegetable Oil), Shea Butter, Aloe Vera Extract, Cetyl Alcohol (Vegetable Oil), Natural Vitamin E Oil, Phenoxyethanol.

Aloe Vera, Shea Butter, Almond Oil and Coconut Oil – These are packed full of vitamins, essential fatty acids, proteins, amino acids, lecithin and antioxidants which are essential for skin regeneration and maintaining youthful skin.Natural Vitamin E oil – Scientific studies have shown that topically applied vitamin E has numerous skin care benefits. It is a very effective antioxidant and protects the skin from environmental pollution and oxidative stress. It has a protecting action against UV radiation – although it cannot be classed as a sunscreen. It is an excellent moisturiser. It contains a powerful anti-inflammatory action which prevents premature ageing (inflammatory conditions in the skin are a leading cause of skin ageing). It also has excellent wound healing properties.Avocado Oil – Avocado oil is rich in vitamins A,D and E, lecithin, as well as potassium – known as the youth mineral. It is also high in sterolins, which reduce age spots and help heal sun damage and scars. It is the sterolins (also called plant steroids) that help soften the skin and impart a superior moisturising effect. It is ideal for people with dehydrated, sun damaged skin or mature skin. It nourishes the skin and assists in the regeneration and rejuvenation of the skin. In a study done at the Department of Food Engineering and Biotechnology, Technion-Israel Institute of Technology in 1991, it was found that avocado oil significantly increased the amount of collagen in the skin – which is normally under attack as we get older.Apricot Kernel Oil – Sought out for its high vitamin E content and skin softening properties, apricot kernel oil is known for its ability to penetrate the skin without leaving an oily feel. It is rich in essential fatty acids like oleic, GLA and linoleic acid.Healthy skin depends on adequate amounts of lipid, in particular certain polyunsaturated fatty acids called essential fatty acids (EFAs), for moisture, suppleness and smoothness as well as to prevent skin disorders. The most important polyunsaturated fatty acids for maintenance of healthy skin and for the alleviation of skin disorders are the essential fatty acids of the omega-6 family, namely linoleic acid (LA) and GLA. Both LA and GLA are critical for healthy skin since they are structural components of cell membranes where they ensure fluidity and stability. The proper functioning of the cells of the skin depend upon healthy membranes since they act as “gate-keepers” which maintains epidermal barrier function that keeps moisture locked in while keeping toxins out. This reduces the irritancy caused by skin-irritating noxious substances. Thus, essential fatty acids help to ensure the integrity of the epidermal layer of the skin, maintain the skin water barrier system and regulate moisture loss.GLA is also the precursor for potent, short-lived, hormone-like compounds called eicosanoids, such as prostaglandin E1, which helps modulate normal skin physiologic processes by improving blood flow and reducing inflammation, as well as reducing water loss. Inflammation is one of the main causes of skin ageing.It is also rich in topical trans-retinoic acid (vitamin A) and vitamin C. Dermatologists say retinoic acid is the ‘Gold Standard’ in anti-ageing skin care and research published in the Journal of Dermatological Science reported that treatment with retinoic acid restored the elastic fibres that keep skin taut and reduced the appearance of wrinkles.Since it easily penetrates the skin, it is a good oil for prematurely aged, dry or irritated skin. It has excellent softening and moisturizing properties. Vitamins A & C are good for mature dry or sensitive skin. Apricot kernel oil helps skin retain elasticity, clarity, and suppleness. Crushed Apricot Kernels are commonly used as a facial mask to soften the skin.Jojoba Oil – A study published in “Pharmacology Research” in 2005 found jojoba oil reduced inflammation. Since inflammation is a major contributing factor to the ageing process it reduces the effect of ageing. It also regulates the sebaceous glands therefore it balances sebum production of the skin.Vegetable Glycerin – Studies have shown that glycerine reduces transepidermal water loss and consequently has anti-wrinkle effects.