We think all of our ingredients are superstars (we wouldn’t use them if we didn’t), but our CBD shines brightest of all. It’s not just CBD, it’s full spectrum CBD extracted using the cold press method to keep the nutrients intact. What that means is you’re getting all the cannabinoids that naturally occur in the cannabis plant, resulting in what’s called the “entourage effect” – which refers to the increased impact of the oil due to the different cannabinoids working synergistically as nature intended. Teamwork makes the dream work 🙂

Neroli oil comes from orange blossoms native to bitter orange trees in Italy and it does double duty in body care products – both promoting radiant skin and smelling amazing. The sweet, floral, honeyed, citrusy, green, and spicy fragrance is complicatedly intriguing and invitingly calming at the same time. Embrace that mood.

Refreshing and citrusy and a little spicy, gingergrass essential oil has a complex scent that brings on feelings of inspiration and motivation. Let the aroma awaken your soul and then go be your best you.

Verbena has a long history of being associated with divine and supernatural forces – like warding off evil in the Middle Ages and promoting beneficial visions in the Shawnee tribal tradition. The essential oil has a fresh, lemony scent and if legend is correct, it might bring a little magic to your day.

Yuzu essential oil has a distinctive citrus fragrance with a floral overtone which is refreshing and energizing. Traditionally, the fruits were used in Japan on the day of the winter solstice in a hot bath to ward off winter ills and instill a sense of wellbeing. We enjoy using yuzu oil year round for aromatic revitalization.

Frankincense essential oil gets its name from the term “franc encens,” which means “high-quality incense” in French and it has been used for thousands of years – oftentimes in sacred places and religious rituals. Frankincense has an earthy, comforting, and uplifting aroma. Breathe it in and feel the soul-fulfilling feels.

Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10 for short) is found in every cell in your body and is one of the most fundamental and powerful antioxidants. CoQ10 helps energize skin cells, even skin tone, support collagen production, reduce damage from free radicals, and soothe skin. Your body produces less of it as you age, so your skin will thank you for a little boost of it in your body care routine.

Tocopherol is a scientific name for vitamin E. One little letter – so much power. It’s been around in skin care for quite some time, so it’s often overlooked as people scan labels for the latest, greatest, trendy ingredients. But it’s a real workhorse of an ingredient and not only a superstar antioxidant that protects skin from free radical damage, but also a real team player when it comes to helping preserve the products it’s used in.

Pomegranate seeds have superfood status due to their powerful polyphenol antioxidants, but the oil should have “superskin” status, too. It helps skin regenerate, helps detox the skin, and is generally fabulous at supporting skin health. Best of all, it’s great for problematic skin – people with oily or congested or acne-prone skin will find pomegranate beneficial because of it’s fatty acid composition.

You might know that eating carrots is good for supporting eye health, but did you ever expect you’d want it for your skin? Super high in beta carotene and vitamins B, C, D and E, carrot seed oil and carrot extract are very powerful skin rejuvenators, brighteners, and balancers that also help increase firmness and elasticity. Just goes to show you should never underestimate the amazing impact anything “ordinary” can have.

In some cultures, the raspberry is a symbol of kindness. And that certainly applies when it comes to how kind it is to your skin. Extraordinarily high in fatty acids (an impressive 83%), raspberry seed oil is a remarkably powerful antioxidant that’s a super-helper for skin repair, boosting collagen, hydration, and adaptogenic skin balancing. And whether you like eating raspberries or not, the oil likes you no matter what. It’s very good for all skin types – even people with acne prone skin.

No Vitamin C serum would be complete without Kakadu plum extract. This pretty little plum has The. Highest. Known. Vitamin C concentration of any natural source in the world. It magnifies the magic of our facial oil with extreme antioxidant powers to help repair skin damage and is a key player in helping stimulate collagen production. Plus, Kakadu is just really fun to say 🙂

Native to Northern California and Oregon, the humble meadowfoam flower is a locally-sourced gem whose seed oil composition is remarkably similar to that of your skin’s natural oil making it easily absorbable and super helpful at restoring balance. (It would be Goldilocks’ favorite since it leaves your skin not too greasy and not too dry – just perfectly dewy and glowy.) Meadowfoam seed oil also helps deliver other ingredients in the formula deep into the skin and helps lock in all the moisture and goodness. Last, but absolutely not least, it has a rich antioxidant profile that helps improve performance and even increase shelf life. This little flower does a lot of heavy lifting (and loving!) in your skincare regimen.

Known as “the tree of life” and “pharmacy tree” in Africa because of its many beneficial uses, the baobab tree’s seeds contain a silky, luxurious oil that’s a true skincare superhero. Baobab oil is packed with nourishing fatty acids and Vitamins A, D, E, and F which work in beautiful harmony to help soften, hydrate, moisturize, and rejuvenate skin. Plus, it absorbs easily, penetrates deeply, and doesn’t clog pores – making it a dream for all skin types. (Seriously, your skin is probably dreaming of it right now.)

From the most unpretentious grain comes an oil packed with more beneficial compounds than you’d ever guess. Rice bran oil has a wide array of powerful fatty acids and antioxidants that help to brighten skin, increase cell turnover, and soothe and hydrate skin. It also contains Gamma-oryzanol, a unique, somewhat rare compound that helps promote circulation to balance skin tone. And it’s been used in Japanese skin care for hundreds of years with great success – so much so that it’s considered a great compliment to be called a “rice bran beauty” in Japan. If you’re ever feeling small, remember the power contained in a grain of rice.

Tucked under the delicate petals of the rose is the round rose hip that’s home to the plant’s seeds. The oil is very high in vitamin A which helps promote cell turnover, boost collagen formation, reduce hyperpigmentation, and nourish the skin. Whenever you enjoy the benefits of this lovely oil, offer a mental nod of gratitude to the people who harvest the seeds. The rose grows in dense, thorny shrubs that protect the flowers and the tiny seeds are attached to hair-like fronds that are extremely itchy and even fatal if breathed into the lungs. It’s notoriously difficult work and we’re thankful for the professionals who do it.

Neroli oil comes from orange blossoms native to bitter orange trees in Italy and it does double duty in body care products – both promoting radiant skin and smelling amazing. The sweet, floral, honeyed, citrusy, green, and spicy fragrance is complicatedly intriguing and invitingly calming at the same time. Embrace that mood.

Refreshing and citrusy and a little spicy, gingergrass essential oil has a complex scent that brings on feelings of inspiration and motivation. Let the aroma awaken your soul and then go be your best you.

Verbena has a long history of being associated with divine and supernatural forces – like warding off evil in the Middle Ages and promoting beneficial visions in the Shawnee tribal tradition. The essential oil has a fresh, lemony scent and if legend is correct, it might bring a little magic to your day.

Yuzu essential oil has a distinctive citrus fragrance with a floral overtone which is refreshing and energizing. Traditionally, the fruits were used in Japan on the day of the winter solstice in a hot bath to ward off winter ills and instill a sense of wellbeing. We enjoy using yuzu oil year round for aromatic revitalization.

Frankincense essential oil gets its name from the term “franc encens,” which means “high-quality incense” in French and it has been used for thousands of years – oftentimes in sacred places and religious rituals. Frankincense has an earthy, comforting, and uplifting aroma. Breathe it in and feel the soul-fulfilling feels.

Tetrahexyldecyl ascorbate is a stable form of vitamin C that, unlike pure vitamin C (ascorbic acid), is fat soluble – making it more skin-friendly because it’s easier to deeply absorb and it doesn’t irritate the skin like its counterpart. It helps with brightening and collagen formation.

You might know that eating carrots is good for supporting eye health, but did you ever expect you’d want it for your skin? Super high in beta carotene and vitamins B, C, D and E, carrot seed oil and carrot extract are very powerful skin rejuvenators, brighteners, and balancers that also help increase firmness and elasticity. Just goes to show you should never underestimate the amazing impact anything “ordinary” can have.

No Vitamin C serum would be complete without Kakadu plum extract. This pretty little plum has The. Highest. Known. Vitamin C concentration of any natural source in the world. It magnifies the magic of our facial oil with extreme antioxidant powers to help repair skin damage and is a key player in helping stimulate collagen production. Plus, Kakadu is just really fun to say 🙂

We think all of our ingredients are superstars (we wouldn’t use them if we didn’t), but our CBD shines brightest of all. It’s not just CBD, it’s full spectrum CBD extracted using the cold press method to keep the nutrients intact. What that means is you’re getting all the cannabinoids that naturally occur in the cannabis plant, resulting in what’s called the “entourage effect” – which refers to the increased impact of the oil due to the different cannabinoids working synergistically as nature intended. Teamwork makes the dream work 🙂

Squalane is a plant-based form of squalene, an oil that’s naturally created by your body to help lubricate and protect your skin. No surprise, it’s highly compatible with your skin and slips seamlessly into the spaces between cells to help smooth and moisturize. Plus, it’s very high in antioxidants to help repair your skin.

We think all of our ingredients are superstars (we wouldn’t use them if we didn’t), but our CBD shines brightest of all. It’s not just CBD, it’s full spectrum CBD extracted using the cold press method to keep the nutrients intact. What that means is you’re getting all the cannabinoids that naturally occur in the cannabis plant, resulting in what’s called the “entourage effect” – which refers to the increased impact of the oil due to the different cannabinoids working synergistically as nature intended. Teamwork makes the dream work 🙂

Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10 for short) is found in every cell in your body and is one of the most fundamental and powerful antioxidants. CoQ10 helps energize skin cells, even skin tone, support collagen production, reduce damage from free radicals, and soothe skin. Your body produces less of it as you age, so your skin will thank you for a little boost of it in your body care routine.

Tocopherol is a scientific name for vitamin E. One little letter – so much power. It’s been around in skin care for quite some time, so it’s often overlooked as people scan labels for the latest, greatest, trendy ingredients. But it’s a real workhorse of an ingredient and not only a superstar antioxidant that protects skin from free radical damage, but also a real team player when it comes to helping preserve the products it’s used in.

Pomegranate seeds have superfood status due to their powerful polyphenol antioxidants, but the oil should have “superskin” status, too. It helps skin regenerate, helps detox the skin, and is generally fabulous at supporting skin health. Best of all, it’s great for problematic skin – people with oily or congested or acne-prone skin will find pomegranate beneficial because of it’s fatty acid composition.

Tetrahexyldecyl ascorbate is a stable form of vitamin C that, unlike pure vitamin C (ascorbic acid), is fat soluble – making it more skin-friendly because it’s easier to deeply absorb and it doesn’t irritate the skin like its counterpart. It helps with brightening and collagen formation.

In some cultures, the raspberry is a symbol of kindness. And that certainly applies when it comes to how kind it is to your skin. Extraordinarily high in fatty acids (an impressive 83%), raspberry seed oil is a remarkably powerful antioxidant that’s a super-helper for skin repair, boosting collagen, hydration, and adaptogenic skin balancing. And whether you like eating raspberries or not, the oil likes you no matter what. It’s very good for all skin types – even people with acne prone skin.

From the most unpretentious grain comes an oil packed with more beneficial compounds than you’d ever guess. Rice bran oil has a wide array of powerful fatty acids and antioxidants that help to brighten skin, increase cell turnover, and soothe and hydrate skin. It also contains Gamma-oryzanol, a unique, somewhat rare compound that helps promote circulation to balance skin tone. And it’s been used in Japanese skin care for hundreds of years with great success – so much so that it’s considered a great compliment to be called a “rice bran beauty” in Japan. If you’re ever feeling small, remember the power contained in a grain of rice.

Tucked under the delicate petals of the rose is the round rose hip that’s home to the plant’s seeds. The oil is very high in vitamin A which helps promote cell turnover, boost collagen formation, reduce hyperpigmentation, and nourish the skin. Whenever you enjoy the benefits of this lovely oil, offer a mental nod of gratitude to the people who harvest the seeds. The rose grows in dense, thorny shrubs that protect the flowers and the tiny seeds are attached to hair-like fronds that are extremely itchy and even fatal if breathed into the lungs. It’s notoriously difficult work and we’re thankful for the professionals who do it.