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Frankincense-Neroli Cream
for face & eyes
$30.00
For All Skin
Types. (1 oz., plastic pump)
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Description/Directions:
This cream is gentle, hydrating and rich enough for the eye area but
also non-greasy and lightweight enough to use all over--not easy to accomplish. Neroli (orange
blossom), historically one of the most prized and costly essential
oils, has an intoxicating floral fragrance and is perfect for delicate
skin that needs increased circulation. Frankincense has been in use for
so long that it's referenced in the Bible twenty two times. The
Biblical references, however, do not include its abilities to
rejuvenate aging skin and increase cell production!
Use on eye area and the rest of your face, if needed, in the morning and evening. May be used over Anti-Aging Serum or C-Berries Serum.
Essential Oil Information: Neroli
(Citrus aurantium), one of the most costly essential oils to produce,
is distilled from the freshly picked flowers of the orange tree and
named after an Italian princess. It has relaxing properties, increases
circulation and stimulates new cell growth. Neroli is particularly good
for dry, irritated or sensitive skin. The scent is powerful, refreshing
and floral. Doshic Effect: V-P-K+ Rasa: sweet, bitter Virya: cooling Vipak: sweet
Frankincense
(Boswellia carterii) is also called olibanum. One of the three gifts
given to baby Jesus from the Magi, frankincense preserves spiritual
energy and enhances meditation. It's
still used ritually in the Catholic church. Used in ancient Egyptian
skin-care preparations as well as a preservative in mummification. The
scent is woody, rich and balsamic. Doshic Effect: V-P+K- Rasa: bitter, pungent, astringent Virya: heating Vipak: pungent
Ingredients:
Water, Grapeseed Oil, Jojoba Oil, Emulsifying Wax NF, Palm Stearic
Acid, Evening Primrose Oil, Tocopherol (Vitamin E), Phenoxyethanol,
Witch Hazel, Xanthan Gum (Polysaccharide Gum), Organic Black Willowbark
Extract, Mannan, Neem Oil, Rosemary Oleoresin, Tetrasodium EDTA, Citric
Acid, Proprietary Essential Oil Blend.
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