Although it’s mostly known as a delicious, herbaceous food seasoning, Rosemary is also one of the most popular aromatic and medicinal plants in the world whose history dates all the way back to 5000 BC when it was first mentioned on stone tablets. Among many other uses, in folk medicine it’s known as a mild pain reliever and in aromatherapy it’s beloved for its stimulating and soothing properties.

Expressed from the seeds of the Helianthus annuus, sunflower seed oil is a light-weight oil that helps protect skin and improve hydration. It also reminds us to be like the flower and turn our faces towards the sun – embracing the old Maori proverb: “Te tiro atu to kanohi ki tairawhiti ana tera whiti te ra kite ataata ka hinga ki muri kia koe.”– “Turn your face to the sun and the shadows fall behind you.”

Who doesn’t love the warm, musky, spicy aroma of cinnamon? When you think of it it might conjure mouth-watering memories of delicious baked goods, but did you know in the realm of aromatherapy it’s said to be emotionally uplifting and refreshing and helps clear negative emotions to support a positive mindset? Or that the oil can help soothe aching muscles and joints? Cue the applause. It’s time to celebrate cinnamon.

Sclerotium gum is a mushroom-derived, natural thickener that also delivers skin softening, soothing, and moisturizing properties. It gives our cream a luxurious texture while simultaneously giving your skin the lux treatment.

Although it’s mostly known as a delicious, herbaceous food seasoning, Rosemary is also one of the most popular aromatic and medicinal plants in the world whose history dates all the way back to 5000 BC when it was first mentioned on stone tablets. Among many other uses, in folk medicine it’s known as a mild pain reliever and in aromatherapy it’s beloved for its stimulating and soothing properties.

We’re not usually into popularity contests, but when it comes to lavender, there’s no denying it’s the most popular essential oil in the world. Scientific studies over the years have verified its many benefits including helping ease pain and stress both physically and mentally. It’s calming. It’s caring. It’s a bonafide BFF.

Black pepper is one of the most widely used spices in the culinary world, but let’s not type-cast it as only a seasoning for food – its skin benefits deserve time in the spotlight, too. Black Pepper essential oil is high in monoterpenes and sesquiterpenes, known for their antioxidant activity, and it has warming and soothing properties, too. Perfect for spicing up your skin care routine!

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 🙂

Perhaps one of the most refreshing essential oils, peppermint is also cooling to the skin and gives off a fresh, botanical aroma. Breathe in fresh. Breathe out fresh. Be fresh.

Camphor oil (from the Cinnamomum camphora tree) has been beloved for many centuries as a culinary spice, incense, fragrance in cosmetics, and also as a medicine. It absorbs into the skin to help ease pain and skin irritation and has a very, very distinct and intensely fresh scent that creates a cooling effect. It’s oh so good for when your bod’s feeling a little bad.

The arnica plant’s beneficial properties were first recognized all the way back in the 12th century, and now it’s one of the most popular plant-based medicines in the world. Coming from such a multi-functional, powerfully healing plant, it’s no surprise that arnica montana flower extract contains many properties that are beneficial to the overall health of your skin. You don’t need to fully understand the science to appreciate the positive impacts – just like we can appreciate one another without fully knowing one another.

According to legend, the beauty of mermaids and mermen is in part due to the benefits of the flora of the sea. While algae is not only nutritious (beauty from within), it can also help restore the skins’ epidermal balance, leaving skin looking fresh and vibrant.

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.

Almonds are amazingly delicious and nutritious, so it shouldn’t be a surprise that your skin hungers for this oil. It’s lightweight, non-greasy and highly absorbable. Plus it contains – among other impressive beneficial compounds – an exceptionally high concentration of Vitamin E (tocopherols) and Vitamin A, vital components for maintaining healthy skin. It’s rejuvenating, restoring, deeply penetrating, and leaves skin feeling beautifully soft and supple

You’re probably familiar with the mouth-cooling sensation of mint. In regards to skin, mint oil’s most abundant constituent is menthol and it has a similar refreshing and cooling effect on skin. It’s ideal for a relief cream because the cool factor makes any stressed body part feel better. And it’s a good reminder to chill out and enjoy a little “me time.”

Aloe vera is one of the commonly used herbs today and its use dates all the way back to 2200 B.C. It’s ahh-mazingly versatile and beneficial! Why do we use it? Two words: heals & nourishes. (And those are darn good words…and even better effects.)

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.

Although it’s mostly known as a delicious, herbaceous food seasoning, Rosemary is also one of the most popular aromatic and medicinal plants in the world whose history dates all the way back to 5000 BC when it was first mentioned on stone tablets. Among many other uses, in folk medicine it’s known as a mild pain reliever and in aromatherapy it’s beloved for its stimulating and soothing properties.

Who doesn’t love the warm, musky, spicy aroma of cinnamon? When you think of it it might conjure mouth-watering memories of delicious baked goods, but did you know in the realm of aromatherapy it’s said to be emotionally uplifting and refreshing and helps clear negative emotions to support a positive mindset? Or that the oil can help soothe aching muscles and joints? Cue the applause. It’s time to celebrate cinnamon.

Although it’s mostly known as a delicious, herbaceous food seasoning, Rosemary is also one of the most popular aromatic and medicinal plants in the world whose history dates all the way back to 5000 BC when it was first mentioned on stone tablets. Among many other uses, in folk medicine it’s known as a mild pain reliever and in aromatherapy it’s beloved for its stimulating and soothing properties.

We’re not usually into popularity contests, but when it comes to lavender, there’s no denying it’s the most popular essential oil in the world. Scientific studies over the years have verified its many benefits including helping ease pain and stress both physically and mentally. It’s calming. It’s caring. It’s a bonafide BFF.

Perhaps one of the most refreshing essential oils, peppermint is also cooling to the skin and gives off a fresh, botanical aroma. Breathe in fresh. Breathe out fresh. Be fresh.

Camphor oil (from the Cinnamomum camphora tree) has been beloved for many centuries as a culinary spice, incense, fragrance in cosmetics, and also as a medicine. It absorbs into the skin to help ease pain and skin irritation and has a very, very distinct and intensely fresh scent that creates a cooling effect. It’s oh so good for when your bod’s feeling a little bad.

You’re probably familiar with the mouth-cooling sensation of mint. In regards to skin, mint oil’s most abundant constituent is menthol and it has a similar refreshing and cooling effect on skin. It’s ideal for a relief cream because the cool factor makes any stressed body part feel better. And it’s a good reminder to chill out and enjoy a little “me time.”

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.

Both derived from olive oil, together they form a natural emulsifier that helps oil and water mix together and stay beautifully blended. In addition to helping opposites collaborate (a trait we could all use), it also helps create liquid molecular structures that are similar to the lipid structures of the outermost layer of the skin to promote moisturization, reparation, and soothing.

Cetyl alcohol is a multi-functional helper – something we should all strive to be. It helps blend ingredients that naturally separate, acts as a soothing lubricant and carrier for other ingredients, and helps create an ideal, smooth texture that makes the final formula magical.

Tocopheryl acetate is a form of vitamin E that helps rejuvenate, soothe, and protect skin while also helping preserve the product. In this form, it’s more stable and reliable – and that’s exactly what you deserve.

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.

Almonds are amazingly delicious and nutritious, so it shouldn’t be a surprise that your skin hungers for this oil. It’s lightweight, non-greasy and highly absorbable. Plus it contains – among other impressive beneficial compounds – an exceptionally high concentration of Vitamin E (tocopherols) and Vitamin A, vital components for maintaining healthy skin. It’s rejuvenating, restoring, deeply penetrating, and leaves skin feeling beautifully soft and supple

Although it’s mostly known as a delicious, herbaceous food seasoning, Rosemary is also one of the most popular aromatic and medicinal plants in the world whose history dates all the way back to 5000 BC when it was first mentioned on stone tablets. Among many other uses, in folk medicine it’s known as a mild pain reliever and in aromatherapy it’s beloved for its stimulating and soothing properties.

Wintergreen may invoke thoughts of coolness, but it actually produces a feeling of warmth when applied to the skin. And the main active ingredient in wintergreen oil, methyl salicylate, is closely related to aspirin so it’s often used as topical pain reliever. The combined effects make wintergreen an ideal addition to a relief cream. When you’re naturally great at something, own it, do it, and give that gift to the world.

Although it’s mostly known as a delicious, herbaceous food seasoning, Rosemary is also one of the most popular aromatic and medicinal plants in the world whose history dates all the way back to 5000 BC when it was first mentioned on stone tablets. Among many other uses, in folk medicine it’s known as a mild pain reliever and in aromatherapy it’s beloved for its stimulating and soothing properties.

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 🙂

Camphor oil (from the Cinnamomum camphora tree) has been beloved for many centuries as a culinary spice, incense, fragrance in cosmetics, and also as a medicine. It absorbs into the skin to help ease pain and skin irritation and has a very, very distinct and intensely fresh scent that creates a cooling effect. It’s oh so good for when your bod’s feeling a little bad.

The arnica plant’s beneficial properties were first recognized all the way back in the 12th century, and now it’s one of the most popular plant-based medicines in the world. Coming from such a multi-functional, powerfully healing plant, it’s no surprise that arnica montana flower extract contains many properties that are beneficial to the overall health of your skin. You don’t need to fully understand the science to appreciate the positive impacts – just like we can appreciate one another without fully knowing one another.

Tocopheryl acetate is a form of vitamin E that helps rejuvenate, soothe, and protect skin while also helping preserve the product. In this form, it’s more stable and reliable – and that’s exactly what you deserve.

Expressed from the seeds of the Helianthus annuus, sunflower seed oil is a light-weight oil that helps protect skin and improve hydration. It also reminds us to be like the flower and turn our faces towards the sun – embracing the old Maori proverb: “Te tiro atu to kanohi ki tairawhiti ana tera whiti te ra kite ataata ka hinga ki muri kia koe.”– “Turn your face to the sun and the shadows fall behind you.”

Black pepper is one of the most widely used spices in the culinary world, but let’s not type-cast it as only a seasoning for food – its skin benefits deserve time in the spotlight, too. Black Pepper essential oil is high in monoterpenes and sesquiterpenes, known for their antioxidant activity, and it has warming and soothing properties, too. Perfect for spicing up your skin care routine!

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 🙂

According to legend, the beauty of mermaids and mermen is in part due to the benefits of the flora of the sea. While algae is not only nutritious (beauty from within), it can also help restore the skins’ epidermal balance, leaving skin looking fresh and vibrant.

Perhaps one of the most refreshing essential oils, peppermint is also cooling to the skin and gives off a fresh, botanical aroma. Breathe in fresh. Breathe out fresh. Be fresh.

Lactobacillus ferment is a form of probiotic, the sweetheart of health foods. You probably know that probiotics in your yogurt and kombucha can help balance your gut, but did you know it can also calm and comfort skin? We love ingredients that can help ignite your natural glow inside and out. True beauty comes from within.

Both derived from olive oil, together they form a natural emulsifier that helps oil and water mix together and stay beautifully blended. In addition to helping opposites collaborate (a trait we could all use), it also helps create liquid molecular structures that are similar to the lipid structures of the outermost layer of the skin to promote moisturization, reparation, and soothing.

Sclerotium gum is a mushroom-derived, natural thickener that also delivers skin softening, soothing, and moisturizing properties. It gives our cream a luxurious texture while simultaneously giving your skin the lux treatment.

Potassium sorbate is derived from sorbic acid which is naturally found in some fruits. The commercial ingredient is synthetically produced creating a “nature identical” chemical (chemically equivalent to the molecule found in nature). It functions as a mild preservative to keep your care products from becoming bacterial breeding grounds.

Ethylhexylglycerin is a plant-derived preservative (killing risky pathogens) that also functions as a surfactant (cleanser), a deodorizing agent (inhibiting the growth of stinky bacteria), and a skin-conditioning (hydrating, softening) agent in personal care products. It can also reduce tackiness and greasiness, as well as increase speed of penetration. It’s a real overachiever – and there’s nothing wrong with that (as long as you also practice self-care).

Ethylhexylglycerin is a plant-derived preservative (killing risky pathogens) that also functions as a surfactant (cleanser), a deodorizing agent (inhibiting the growth of stinky bacteria), and a skin-conditioning (hydrating, softening) agent in personal care products. It can also reduce tackiness and greasiness, as well as increase speed of penetration. It’s a real overachiever – and there’s nothing wrong with that (as long as you also practice self-care).

Potassium sorbate is derived from sorbic acid which is naturally found in some fruits. The commercial ingredient is synthetically produced creating a “nature identical” chemical (chemically equivalent to the molecule found in nature). It functions as a mild preservative to keep your care products from becoming bacterial breeding grounds.