Comfrey Root Extract: used in cell therapy treatments, face creams and suncare preparations as a healing agent and moisturizer. An anti-inflammatory and anti-irritant, comfrey root is reported to promote skin cell regeneration.

Cranberry seeds - Whole cranberry seeds contain essential amino acids and antioxidants, including vitamin-E. They exfoliate dead skin cells to reveal smoother, softer, and younger skin.

Coconut Oil — Cocos nucifera. Rich emollient expressed from coconuts. Perfect for dry, itchy sensitive skin and will not clog pores.

Echinacea — (Coneflower) Echinacea angustifolia, Echinacea purpurea. Two varieties of this versatile herb are used both internally and externally in folk medicine as natural antibiotics to treat a variety of ills. A number of studies have pointed to its antibacterial and antifungal properties. Its root extract is used in celltherapy and anti-wrinkle creams as a hydrator and firming agent.

Green Tea — Camellia sinensis. The benefits of green tea to the skin have been widely documented. This powerful antioxidant (20 times stronger than vitamin E) inhibits the formation of cancer-causing free radicals and helps prevent skin cell damage caused by sun exposure and pollution. An important ingredient in suncare products, as well as in creams, lotions, shampoos and conditioners. An antiinflammatory and antiirritant, it is high in xanthines, very soothing and moisturizing to both hair and skin. Powdered Matcha green tea from Japan is the finest.

Horsetail — (Bottlebrush) Equisetum arvense. Nutrient-rich herbal high in silica, essential to collagen production. A vegan alternative to collagen treatments, it firms and refreshes the skin and promotes healing. Often used in conjunction with coltsfoot in hair care products, it strengthens the hair shaft and adds sheen and elasticity.

Ivy — Hedera helix. Antifungal often found in massage lotions and anticellulite preparations for its skin-toning and firming properties. Contains malic acid, a natural fruit acid that encourages skin cell turnover. Contains saponins.

Jojoba Oil, Jojoba Wax — Simmondsia chinensis. Waxy oil extracted from the bean, which helps the jojoba desert plant retain water during the long summer drought. When used in cosmetic preparations, it not only acts as a humectant, but actually creates a protective film over the skin and hair shaft that helps seal in moisture. The oil is highly stable and very effective on dry skin, damaged hair and split ends.

Malakite - An aqueous extract of malachite that is used as a skin protector in cosmetic treatments. It provides a strong anti-oxidant benefit and detoxifying activity.

Monoi de Tahiti Tiare Oil - Tahitian women are world-famous for their youthful skin and for their beautiful lustrous hair. For generations, the beautiful island dwellers of French Polynesia have used the ingredient Monoi de Tahiti to hydrate, protect, nourish and soften their skin and to condition their hair. Monoi de Tahiti is their ancestral beauty secret. Wonderful natural gardenia scent.
2 ounce bottle

Sea Buckthorn Oil — Hippophae rhamnoides. Richest herbal source of antioxidant vitamins E and A (beta carotene and other carotenoids), which help prevent the formation of free radicals. This nourishing oil is also high in essential fatty acids, particularly rare palmitoleic acid, a constituent of the skin's sebum.

Sea Salt — Mineral-rich salt naturally obtained from sea water. Used in bath soaks and body scrubs for its softening effect on the skin.

Seaweed Extracts — Special blend of herbal extracts from the sea, usually consisting of variations of the following: bladderwrack, carrageenan (seaweed gum), iodides and laminaria. 

Shea Butter - Moisture-rich butter obtained from the nuts of the Mangifolia tree in Central Africa, also known as karite butter or African butter. A superb emollient, high in fatty acids and other nutrients, it is an ideal ingredient for skin moisturizers, sun care products and hair conditioners.

Sweet Almond Oil — Amigdalus communis, var. dulcis. Excellent emollient high in oleic, linoleic and other fatty acids, ideal in the treatment of very dry skin. Soothing and moisturizing. A good absorption base.

Vegetable Glycerin — Rich humectant, emollient and lubricant naturally extracted from vegetable oils, used in cosmetic formulations for thousands of years. (Synthetic glycerin, otherwise known as propylene glycol, is highly irritating to the skin and scalp and should be avoided.)

Vitamin C — Powerful antioxidant and nutrient, very beneficial to the skin. Plays an essential role in building collagen, the connective tissue that makes up 70 percent of our skin. Vitamin C is also a natural preservative, protecting both the oil and water phases of cosmetics. 

Vitamin E — (d-Alpha Tocopherol) The most potent antioxidant vitamin around, it protects skin from cancer-causing free radicals and is essential for proper utilization of oxygen in the tissues. In cosmetics it also acts as a natural preservative, protecting the oil phase in creams and lotions.

White Tea (camellia sinensis) - known as Yinzhen (silver needles) is produced predominantly in China. It is picked just a few days each spring, when the white buds are young. The leaves are left to wither and dry in natural sunlight. This minimal processing keeps White Tea in a purer, more energized state and maintains its high concentration of polyphenols. These powerful polyphenols help improve the body's detoxification defences and suppress free-radical activity.

Wintergreen Oil — Gaultheria procumbens. A tonic, stimulant and freshener, this aromatic oil has a "heating" or "warming" action on the muscles and skin. Excellent in body rubs and bath oils, as well as mouthwash and toothpaste formulations. Is very high in salicylic acid.

Witch Hazel — Hamamelis virginiana. A byproduct of the distillation of the leaves and stems of the plant, this hydrosol or floral water is a natural astringent and tonic. An anti-irritant and anti-inflammatory, it is an excellent ingredient in facial cleansers, toners and lotions.