Ingredient FAQ's

Dry Hair

What Carrier Oil can I use for dry hair?

Argan Oil: Hydrates and promotes smooth and shiny hair.
Coconut Oil: Rich in minerals and proteins. Moisturizes hair while preventing flaking from the scalp.
Jojoba Oil: Retains moisture and nutrients within the hair. Prevents hair loss and protects against external damage.
Olive Oil: Rich in anti-oxidants and minerals. Hydrates and nourishes roots. Promotes hair growth and prevents dandruff.

Ingredients to avoid using on dry hair:

Dry Skin

What are the best Active Ingredients for Dry Skin:

Hyaluronic Acid: Coats cells with moisturizer.
Vitamin C: Acts as a protector against external damage and provides Anti – oxidant benefits.
Lactic Acid: Natural active ingredient used to soothe dry skin.
Shea Butter: Heavily concentrated in fats and vitamins that are beneficial for toning. Moisturizers the skin.
Aloe Vera: Calms and soothes skin. Hydrates and moisturizes skin.
Jojoba Oil: Improves skin elasticity. Creates a barrier to retain moisture. Regulates sebum production.
Niacinamide: Increase hydration. Skin barrier to retain moisture. Reduces fine lines and wrinkles. Reduces pores to prevent clogging.
Vitamin E: Stimulates blood circulation to boost collagen production. Balances excess oil production. Rehydrates dry skin and allows for long – lasting moisture retention.

Cosmetic ingredients to avoid on dry skin:

Oily Skin

What are the best ingredients for Oily Skin:

Kaolin/Bentonite Clay: Absorbs oil and mattifies skin.
Dimethicone: A lipid used instead of carrier oils.
Vitamin A-Palmitate: Increases collagen production to tighten up skin, less oil is emitted from skin.
Hyaluronic Acid: Balance out sebum production.
Niacinamide: Absorbs oil on the surface of your skin.

Cosmetic ingredients to avoid on Oily Skin:

Sensitive Skin

What are the best natural ingredients for Sensitive Skin?

Aloe Vera: Hydrates and soothes skin. Can help reduce skin irritation and inflammation.
Chamomile Extract: Herbal extract that can calm and soothe skin redness and itchiness.
Shea Butter: A rich moisturizer. Protects the skin barrier.

Cosmetic ingredients to avoid on Sensitive Skin:

Acne-Prone Skin

What ingredients do I need to make a cleanser for Acne-Prone skin?

Vitamin C: Antioxidant and Anti-inflammatory properties. Decreases redness and swelling.
Tea Tree Oil: 5% can be added to your formulation to prevent acne.
Cetyl Alcohol: Reduces friction and lubricates the skin.
Propylene Glycol: Attracts and retains moisture in skin.
Sodium Lauryl Sulphate: Cleanses the skin by removing dirt and oil.
Stearyl Alcohol: Moisturizes and softens the skin.
Bisabolol: Potent anti – oxidant.