A small gold jar you'll reach for more than you expect.
Ozone is bubbled through jojoba over time, which changes the oil. It thickens, deepens in colour, and takes on a scent like the air after a storm. That smell is the first thing people notice and it surprises them.
Into that base go rose otto, frankincense, immortelle, cypress, lavender and three chamomiles: Roman, German and Cape. It's a soft, resinous, slightly herbal blend, and the balm goes on as a velvety gold that turns to a slip of gel the moment it meets skin.
This is a spot treatment rather than an all-over one. A dab where skin needs attention.
Who it's for
The particular places. Around the nostrils in winter. The crease between the brows. Under the eyes after a short night. Cuticles, brows, dry patches, the corner of the mouth that keeps cracking. Skin that has been picked at or over-treated and wants covering rather than correcting.
How to use it
After cleansing, a dab straight onto the spot with a clean fingertip. Barely anything. Morning, night, or whenever it's wanted.
It sits well under makeup and works as a lip gloss.
Patch test first, inside the forearm or behind the ear, and give it a couple of days.
Keep it out of the sun and somewhere cool. In a Brisbane summer it will go liquid, which changes nothing about the balm but is easily fixed with ten minutes in the fridge.
Ingredients
Simmondsia chinensis O3 (Ozonated Jojoba), Myrica pubescens (Laurel Wax), Anthemis nobilis (Roman Chamomile), Matricaria chamomilla (German Chamomile), Eriocephalus punctulatus (Cape Chamomile), Rosa damascena (Rose Otto), Cupressus sempervirens (Cypress), Boswellia carterii (Frankincense), Helichrysum italicum (Immortelle), Lavandula angustifolia (Lavender).
Wildcrafted and organic, made in small batches.
A small gold jar you'll reach for more than you expect.
Ozone is bubbled through jojoba over time, which changes the oil. It thickens, deepens in colour, and takes on a scent like the air after a storm. That smell is the first thing people notice and it surprises them.
Into that base go rose otto, frankincense, immortelle, cypress, lavender and three chamomiles: Roman, German and Cape. It's a soft, resinous, slightly herbal blend, and the balm goes on as a velvety gold that turns to a slip of gel the moment it meets skin.
This is a spot treatment rather than an all-over one. A dab where skin needs attention.
Who it's for
The particular places. Around the nostrils in winter. The crease between the brows. Under the eyes after a short night. Cuticles, brows, dry patches, the corner of the mouth that keeps cracking. Skin that has been picked at or over-treated and wants covering rather than correcting.
How to use it
After cleansing, a dab straight onto the spot with a clean fingertip. Barely anything. Morning, night, or whenever it's wanted.
It sits well under makeup and works as a lip gloss.
Patch test first, inside the forearm or behind the ear, and give it a couple of days.
Keep it out of the sun and somewhere cool. In a Brisbane summer it will go liquid, which changes nothing about the balm but is easily fixed with ten minutes in the fridge.
Ingredients
Simmondsia chinensis O3 (Ozonated Jojoba), Myrica pubescens (Laurel Wax), Anthemis nobilis (Roman Chamomile), Matricaria chamomilla (German Chamomile), Eriocephalus punctulatus (Cape Chamomile), Rosa damascena (Rose Otto), Cupressus sempervirens (Cypress), Boswellia carterii (Frankincense), Helichrysum italicum (Immortelle), Lavandula angustifolia (Lavender).
Wildcrafted and organic, made in small batches.
