• Apply a small amount of oil to clean, dry skin with gentle massage movements using your fingers or a cotton pad (to remove eye makeup, we recommend using Jojoba oil).
• Wet your face with warm water - in contact with moisture, the product turns into a soft cleansing milk.
• Rinse off the residue thoroughly with water (or with Facial Foam Cleanser or Facial Foam Cleanser Tropical Line).

• Vegetable Glycerin Our glycerin derived from coconut oil has nothing to do with glycerin obtained by chemical synthesis. Hypoallergenic with good skin penetration are all essential qualities: attracts water from the outside, even at relatively low humidity. We are increasing the capacity of moisturizing ingredients included in the recipe and improving the penetration of active substances into the deeper layers of the skin.
• Sorbitol Many people know that sorbitol is a healthy substitute for regular sugar in diet beverages and food. However, this substance is also widely used in cosmetics: shampoos and hair conditioners, body and facial creams, aftershave lotions, toothpaste, and soaps. Sorbitol is a natural substance found in starchy berries and fruits: rowanberries, plums, apples, pears, peaches, and some types of seaweed. For industrial purposes, the most common natural source is corn or tapioca.
  In its chemical composition, sorbitol is a polyatomic sugar alcohol. One of the most exciting properties of sorbitol is hygroscopicity, that is, the ability to derive water from the environment. Sorbitol retains water on the surface of the epidermis, helping the skin maintain its moisture reserves. It is best performing in conjunction with other moisturizing ingredients in a cosmetic composition. In addition, it prevents premature hardening and drying of cosmetics. Sorbitol softens and moisturizes the skin, removes peeling, and prevents inflammation. As an ingredient in shampoo, it cares for thin and damaged hair, improves their condition, and returns shine. It has excellent conditioning properties.
  Also, sorbitol can act as a natural thickener, emulsifier, and stabilizer, improving the texture of cosmetic products, giving them softness, velvetiness, and a pleasant sweet fragrance.
• Vitis Vinifera Seed Oil (Grape) We can not imagine the history of humanity without a grapevine. Its’ juicy berries, which soaked up the energy of the warm and life-giving sun, give us sweet raisins, flavorful vinegar, and of course, the art of winemaking. According to legend, once upon a time in an old French monastery, the stingy monks didn’t waste the grape cake remaining after the wine expression. They cleaned the grape seeds from the pulp, put them under pressure, and the result exceeded all expectations! Voila; light and liquid oil with gentle, golden-green color and delicate nut aroma are ready. Ever since both the haute cuisine chefs and the reigning beauties appreciated the actual value of the grapeseed oil, this oil possesses a delicious taste and many valuable properties for the skin. The complex of fatty acids determines its high biological activity:
  - Linoleic acid (Omega-6) is responsible for lipid exchange.
  - Oleic acid (Omega-9) affects metabolism.
  - Palmitic acid helps to retain moisture in the skin.
  A substance called proanthocyanidin (which is related to bioflavonoids) and vitamins E and P is a powerful anti-oxidant. They prevent the formation of free radicals. Thanks to these elements, the grapeseed oil is an anti-inflammatory, wound healing, and protective remedy, prolonging youth and skin health. The chlorophyll pigment provides the green color of the oil. It tones the skin, increases cell metabolism, and stimulates tissue regeneration.
• Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride High polarity emollient. It is a fraction of coconut oil. Not an emulsifier, refers to the so-called neutral oils. It is an ester for cosmetic use. A stable fraction derived from coconut oil is often confused with coconut oil. This substance is obtained by mixing coconut oil and glycerin. It is a colourless, odourless, oily liquid. When in contact with the epidermis, it does not leave greasy marks and oily residue, it is quickly absorbed into the skin, softening and nourishing.
• Sucrose Laurate Sucrose Laurate is a natural emulsifier with moisturizing properties and a very smooth action. In various cosmetic formulations, such as lotions or body butter, it is used to mix the oil and aqueous phases; it does not allow the separation of the final product. Sucrose laurate is especially effective during the so-called "cold production", when all cosmetic components are mixed at room temperature. We use this method in our factory: it allows us to retain all the natural power of herbal ingredients in by-cosmetics products. The heating can destroy vitamins, minerals, and beneficial amino acids included in the composition of the plants and essential oils. This harmless substance is a derivative of two herbal ingredients: cane sugar and lauric acid. Cane sugar is one of the healthiest natural sugars rich in vitamin B complex and minerals. Lauric acid is abundant in some vegetable oils, in particular in coconut oil. This saturated fatty acid has antimicrobial, antiviral, and antibacterial properties. It acts as a powerful anti-oxidant that protects the skin from UV rays, sharp air, and strong wind. In addition, it effectively heals cracks and micro-traumas of the epidermis. And what is more, lauric acid is a significant component of human breast milk, which increases immune forces in the child's body.
• Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Extract In Egypt, aloe juice was called the elixir of youth, and Indian tribes believed stems of aloe is where the goddess of health and prosperity lived. In all ages, exotic but easy to get accustomed to any conditions, the plant symbolizes good health. Aloe speeds up the regeneration of tissues, moisturizes and softens the skin, relieves inflammation, stimulates blood circulation, and protects youth. Women from all over the world "befriend" aloe for its properties that give skin a radiant and fresh look, providing it smooth and comfortable moistening.
• Sucrose Cocoate Sucrose Cocoate is a polysaccharide, a derivative of sucrose esters and coconut oil fatty acids. It is obtained from natural sugar (most commonly cane or beet sugar) and coconut oil. This substance has become widespread in "green" cosmetics due to its very gentle and delicate action. In the composition of hair-care products, Sucrose Cocoate has conditioning and antistatic effect. It promotes smooth combing, making your hair silky and shiny. In body and facial creams, lotions, and cleansers, prevents skin dryness and peeling. In addition, it softens, relieves itching, and soothes the skin. Moisturizing benefits are provided due to the properties of polysaccharides. In connection with water, they form an invisible film on the surface of the skin or hair with high moisture retention capacity. As an auxiliary component, Sucrose Cocoate acts as an emulsifier and stabilizer, mixing the oil components with water and preventing the separation of the emulsion created by it. It also promotes the formation of thick but soft and gentle foam and increases the viscosity of cosmetic products. As a natural emollient and refatting component, it provides an accelerated recovery of the skin barrier after cleansing; it prevents the removal of vital structural lipids from the epidermis; gives the skin and hair a well-groomed appearance, smoothness, elasticity, and silky smoothness. It is a completely biodegradable product.
• Honey The honey is an excellent natural anti-oxidant and potent moisturizing agent. It prevents the skin from drying out, thereby prolonging its youth and inhibits the appearance of premature wrinkles. Nourishes the skin with nutrients, soothes relieves inflammation and flaking.
• Tocopherol (Vitamin E) Why are nuts sometimes taste so good, or spinach, even broccoli? Why is it sometimes the best supper consists entirely of carrot salad, potatoes, cucumbers? These products contain the most amount of the vitamin E feminine chemical responsible for beauty and well-being! This powerful antioxidant slows photoaging and restores the skin's youthfulness, prevents the formation of free radicals, and restores skin elasticity and freshness. In addition, tocopherol enhances the protective properties of the epidermis, eliminates crashes, and improves the color - the skin becomes smooth, shiny, and bright!
• Lavandula Officinalis Flower Oil (Lavender) Lavender oil - is a universal antiseptic known since ancient times for its healing harmonizing properties. Gentle, fragrant lavender oil refreshes, contributes to regeneration, and rejuvenation normalizes metabolism levels the fat secretions of the skin. It tones up tired skin takes care of the injured or sensitive skin. The delicate, seductive aroma of lavender soothes the attainment of inner harmony and natural beauty, as well as helping a robust and healthy sleep.
• Cedrus Deodara Wood Oil (Cedarwood) Oh, pine nuts - a tasty treat a great addition to your food! Cedar oil is also a real boon for the supply of our skin. Donated by the strict north, the plant is rich in essential fatty acids, omega acids, and minerals. It contains vitamins A, B1, B2, B3 (PP), B6, D, E, F, K, potassium, phosphorus, sodium, copper, magnesium, iron, zinc, iodine, and manganese. Nutrient complex restores skin texture, smoothes wrinkles, and improves tone. The skin receives all necessary health, and the youth substance becomes smooth, hydrated, nourished, and radiant.
• Daucus Carota Sativa Seed Oil (Carrot) It turns out that carrots are not only good in the kitchen. The crunchy root is an indispensable source of vitamins, and its seeds - have anti-aging properties. Carrot seed oil activates intercellular restorative processes, stimulates blood circulation, and makes the skin color smooth, bright, and shining. Rich in vitamin A, carrots provide skin elasticity and freshness. The carrot seed oil also perfectly softens dry skin and effectively treats injuries. The result of the use of carrot seed oil - a beautiful and clear skin, full of vitality!
• Foeniculum Vulgare Capillaceum Fruit Oil (Fennel) Fennel is often part of the confectionery, rosy pies, puddings, and salads. Its oil is used in cosmetics because it has the rare property to restore skin tone. Just before the eyes, it makes a flatter stomach, lifts the bust line, and elegantly outlines the hips. Fennel oil makes the skin elastic, smoothes, and brightens. Fennel envelops a warm camphor scent, creating a sense of security and tranquility.
• Anthemis Nobilis Flower Oil (Chamomile) Noble Roman chamomile - is a rare source of anti-inflammatory substances called azulene. The oil rescues the skin from several problems: irritation, allergic reactions, dermatitis, rosacea acne, burns, wounds, and fractures. It also promotes rapid tissue regeneration, relieves swelling under the eyes, softens and moisturizes the skin. The warm herbal scent of chamomile benefits the respiratory system relieves headaches, cures insomnia, calms, and relaxes.
• Eucalyptus Globulus Oil (Eucalyptus) Eucalyptus oil has a large number of valuable properties. It is produced by processing phytomass, consisting of leaves of a eucalyptus tree growing on the territory of the Australian continent. Eucalyptus oil is a powerful oil. Its antiseptic properties are even superior to medications such as streptomycin and penicillin. It destroys and inhibits the growth of staphylococci, streptococci, Trichomonas, pathogens of typhoid fever, and dysentery.

Store at room temperature, avoid direct sunlight.