Skin Blessings Face & Body Oil

AS A MAKEUP REMOVER
*Apply to a DRY face

1. Gently massage 8 to 10 drops on your skin to dissolve makeup
2. Wipe excess with a Kleenex or face cloth (face towel)
3. Finish by wiping / rinsing any leftover oil with a warm (wet) face cloth
4. Optional: Mist the Soothing Flower Water and wipe with a cotton pad to remove any leftover oil or make up
5. End by abundantly misting the Soothing Flower Water as it will gently balance the PH of your skin

AS A NOURISHING FACE OIL
Massage 6 to 8 drops unto clean skin
You can also mix the oil with Aloe & MSM Serum

AS A LUXURIOUS BODY OIL
After a shower, do not towel dry. Keep some water on your skin and massage a few dropperfull of Skin Blessings

*Using oils to remove makeup will eventually stain your face cloths. While I'm all for sustainability and using cotton pads / Kleenex as little as possible, eventually you'll have to change your face cloths if they are stained. Using a small piece of Kleenex extends the life of your face cloths.

Simmondsia Chinensis Seed Oil, Carthamus Tinctorius (Safflower) Seed Oil , Prunus Armeniaca (Apricot) Kernel Oil, Rosa Rubiginosa Seed Oil & Camellia Sinensis Seed Oil, Lavandula Angustifolia, Chamomile (Matricaria recutita) flowers, Calendula Officinalis flowers, Melilotus officionalis & Rosa damascena, extract

All organic & wild harvested from pristine environments

Blessings of Rosa damascena:
The energetics + actions of Wild rose (Rosa multiflora) are Cooling (amazing for rosacea), anti-inflammatory, astringent, antiseptic, aphrodisiac and nervine (relaxing). Wild rose has many more herbal actions but these the ones that relate to supporting skin healing.

Constituents of Wild rose flowers:
B Vitamins, Vitamin C, Vitamin K, Carotene, Calcium, Potassium, Anti-Oxidants, Bioflavinoids, Polyphenols, Essential Oils

Since your skin absorbs what you put on her, can you see how amazing Wild rose when used as a skin blessing?

Blessings of Chamomile (Matricaria recutita)
Have you ever had a cup of delicous organic chamomile tea before bed? How did it make you feel? Calm? Soothed?

I used to hate the smell of Chamomile tea, until I came across a field of these beautiful allies and allowed myself to sit quietly and bask in their energy and luminosity.

After hearing a "pick me, we will ease your skin" my whole relationship to this plant ally changed. Now I'm forever grateful for their generous offerings, the essence of which you will find bottled in skin Blessings.

Anti-inflammatory, slightly warming (which means it'll help move the blood flow, a good thing when you want to restore glow to tired or stressed skin) and soothing to min, body and soul.

Blessings of Calendula officinalis
Calendula is a wound healer that helps repair cuts, breakouts, or inflamed skin.

The generous flowers of Calendula contain five powerful healing compounds: Oleanic Acid, Lupeol, Quercetin, α Amyrin, and β Amyrin. These compounds have been shown to provide antioxidant protection, soothe inflamed skin, and reduce itchiness.