A feather-light, glow-boosting facial oil blending rosehip, avocado, and green tea oils — designed to deeply hydrate, calm redness, and protect your skin barrier against stressors.
Why You’ll Love It
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Deep nourishment with zero greasiness — absorbs quickly yet leaves skin soft and dewy
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Soothes redness & sensitivity — calming botanicals balance reactive skin
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Boosts radiance — antioxidant-rich oils create a luminous, healthy glow
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Strengthens skin barrier — helps protect against harsh climates or winter dryness
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Clean & certified — ECOCERT COSMOS Natural, made in Canada with organic oils
Hero Ingredients & Their Power
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Rosehip Extract — rich in essential fatty acids (linoleic & linolenic) and carotenoids to support renewal and help fade pigmentation
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Avocado Oil — deeply hydrating, full of oleic acid and vitamins to nourish dry, mature skin
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Camellia Seed Oil (Green Tea Oil) — lightweight and antioxidant-rich, helps balance and protect
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Rose Absolute — subtle, soft floral aroma with calming, toning benefits
Who It’s For
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Dry, sensitive, or redness-prone skin
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Those wanting a “skin glow” without heavy creams
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Users in cold, harsh climates needing barrier support
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People seeking clean beauty with organic, botanical oils
FAQ
Q: Will this oil clog pores or break me out?
A: Rarely. All of the botanicals used are lightweight and non-comedogenic. However, if your skin is extremely acne-prone, patch test first.
Q: Can I use this with retinol or active ingredients?
A: Yes — its antioxidant and soothing properties can help buffer irritation. Use it as a final step or mix with treatment products.
Q: How many ml is the bottle and how long will it last?
A: It’s 60 ml / 2 fl oz. With 1–2 drops per use, it typically lasts several months.
Q: What’s the scent like?
A: A soft rose floral aroma — subtle, elegant, and natural (never synthetic).
Q: Is it suitable for oily skin?
A: Yes — while it’s rich, the oils chosen are balanced and many users with combination skin enjoy it in cooler months or as a nighttime treatment.
