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This is not a toner. Your skin needs hydration when it comes to this step of adding a water based content into your regime, not an astringent. No alcohol, no acidic properties, just pure organic plant essence waters and active ingredients.
Key active ingredients of Hyaluronic Acid to deeply hydrate and plump the skin and Niacinamide in the form of vitamin B3 to improve overall skin health by protecting against environmental damage.
Ingredients
Orange Blossom Water*, Rose Water*, Lavender Water*, Niacinamide and Hyaluronic Acid. *organic grade ingredients
How To Use
Spritz onto clean skin to refresh and hydrate after cleansing with Everyday Oil Cleanser, before applying your face oil. An additional spritz can be applied into palms of hands with your face oil to enable better absorption. Follow with Radiance Face Oil.
This careful selection of organic carrier oils have been chosen for their rich antioxidants and nutrients properties. This oil has a synergistic blend of organic essential oils for therapeutic benefits and to brighten overall complexion.
Red raspberry - high in vitamin E and A, it helps to soothe skin and improve elasticity from its essential fatty acid content. It offers some UV protection, though it is not a substitute for overall sunscreen use.
Seabuckthorn - flavonoid content to support fine lines, age spots, boost collagen production and stimulate skin cell regeneration.
Full Ingredients
Camellia seed oil*, Apricot Kernel oil*, Rosehip seed oil*, Hemp seed oil*, Raspberry seed oil*, Prickly Pear seed oil, Carrot in Sesame oil*, Bakuchiol and Seabuckthorn oil* Essential oils Frankincense*, Neroli*, Sandalwood*, Carrot Seed*, Helichrysum*. *organic grade ingredients
How To Use
Daily facial massage plays a key role in acknowledging and accepting your skin and how it moves through its cycles.
Apply 6 - 8 drops after using EVERYDAY OIL CLEANSER and use alongside BOTANICAL FACIAL MIST. Massage in mindful, curious movements starting at the neck and working your way up the face paying further attention to areas that hold tension or that feel sensitive to touch.

