• Rub 6-10 drops of oil between your hands and get ready to reveal the rich aroma of ether oils.
• Bring hands to your face, take a deep breath to exhale slowly.
• Gently patting, begin applying oil onto clean, dry skin, including the area around the eyes.
• Commit yourself to a charming stroll through the world of harmony daily before bedtime.

• Prunus Armeniaca Kernel Oil (Apricot) Naughty apricot - is a companion for a carefree hot summer where the source of beauty is hidden at its heart. It has a powerful biological effect perfectly absorbed and penetrates deeply into the skin. Oil enriches the skin with nutrients, moisturizes, has an anti-aging effect, and relieves inflammation. Its composition - is a storehouse of vitamins A, B, C, D, E, F, fatty acids, phospholipids, lectins, enzymes, mineral substances, potassium, calcium, iron, copper, and zinc. Ideal for the sensitive and delicate skin around the eyes.
• Squalane "Rejuvenating Oil" or "vitamin oxygen" extracted from olives by hydrogenation. Importantly, this method does not obtain squalane, includes the use of solvents, and accordingly eliminates traces of residual solvent content. Macromolecule squalane quickly penetrates human skin cell membranes and is a critical component of the secretion of the sebaceous glands (up to 12-14%). Due to the natural affinity with the skin and high penetrating ability, squalane effectively acts as a carrier of biologically active substances into the skin's profoundly lying layers. High emollient, brings relief to dehydrated and sensitive skin, heals and restores cracked, non-comedogenic, does not leave a greasy feeling, while leaving the skin feeling soft and silky. It has a bactericidal effect. It converts the structure of epidermal lipids due to wound-healing properties and is effective against most skin diseases, including eczema, psoriasis, ulcers, and burns. It helps prevent the formation of age spots and improves skin resistance to UV radiation.
• Simmondsia Chinensis Seed Oil (Jojoba) While Asian chefs cook from jojoba desserts and spices, the plant generously nourishes the skin. The chemical composition of jojoba oil is unique, and the properties of the plant are similar to spermaceti - a nutrient derived from whale fat. Massive amounts of unsaturated fatty acids, amino acids, and vitamin E in composition provides anti-aging, moisturizing, anti-inflammatory, and regenerative qualities. Regular use of jojoba oil slows down aging and safeguards the skin from aggressive environmental influences.
• Rosa Canina Fruit Oil (Rosehip) The fantastic properties of rosehip known since ancient Sparta in Russia have already been used in the 17th century. Unique expeditions were fitted to harvesting these medicinal fruits. Rosehip oil contains more than 15 different types of saturated monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fatty acids and a lot of linoleic, linolenic, and oleic acids. These acids help strengthen the protective barrier of the skin and are highly effective building blocks for the cells. Moreover, cosmetic rosehip oil contains many vitamins C, E, and pro retinol A (vitamin A).
  As you know, vitamins C and E are potent antioxidants that effectively fight free radicals and significantly slowing down the aging process. In addition, vitamin C helps to stimulate collagen synthesis. It is necessary to maintain flexibility, elasticity, and skin tone. And vitamin E, in turn, promotes good skin hydration, saturate it with oxygen and maintain its freshness, beauty, and youth. For the full action pro retinol, A protects the skin from aggressive environmental influences and supports health. In addition, it has a brightening effect on the skin, preventing hyperpigmentation.
• Borago Officinalis Seed Oil (Borage) This light fragrance can be found in vegetable salad vinaigrette fresh. Hot fried fish's unusual sauce or punch borage leaves have a unique and versatile scent. Its oil seeds enclose high nutritional value. Enriched with gamma-linoleic acid, it prolongs youth, maintaining elasticity and smooth skin texture. Polyunsaturated fatty acid groups Omega-6 included in the phospholipids are involved in the structure of cell membranes and affect the transportation of nutrients. It leads to improved blood circulation and the oxygen saturation of the skin.
• 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!
• Rosmarinus Officinalis Leaf Extract (Rosemary) Charming Mediterranean cuisine owes much to the use of fresh and fragrant spice - rosemary. The plant plays a vital role in cosmetology. As an antioxidant, rosemary has excellent antibacterial and anti-fungal action, fills with freshness and tone, stimulates blood circulation, and relieves irritation. It gives youth and vigor, not only to skin. Its refreshing, slightly pine aroma enhances concentration and improves memory - this is why rosemary has no equal.
• Pogostemon Cablin Leaf Oil (Patchouli) Since ancient times, oriental delicacies exude a subtle aroma of patchouli. This precious gift of tropical nature also helps to care for any skin type. Patchouli stimulates cell renewal, smooths wrinkles, improves skin elasticity, and brightens the small scars. It softens and nourishes dry skin, tones up tired and drab skin. For oily skin, patchouli is antiseptic, and regenerating means it regulates the sebaceous glands, tightens pores, and heals inflammation. The aroma of patchouli promotes creativity is said to bring prosperity.
• Citrus Aurantium Dulcis Peel Oil (Orange) Orange is one of the most popular citrus fruits. Its bright color and tangy aroma bring joy, and the sweet juicy pulp saturates the body with vitamins. The cold-pressed essential oil, extracted from bitter orange peel, is absolutely a heal-all and suitable for all ages and skin types: young and mature skin, dry, oily, or prone to pigmentation skin. This natural immune adjuvant possesses powerful antiseptic properties; it successfully fights skin breakouts, different dermatitis, and acne. Gently working on damaged skin, orange oil relieves inflammation and promotes regeneration and healing of wounds. Anti-cellulite properties restore skin firmness and elasticity. Refined, exhilarating, and the discreet scent of the orange oil makes it an indispensable ingredient for the "sensual" aromatic compositions, which can turn ahead in love.
• Cymbopogon Martini Herb Oil (Palmarosa) In Indian cuisine, palmarosa is a component of traditional curry. In cosmetology, the same oil is the only powerful antibacterial, antiviral and anti-fungal agent that does not irritate the skin. Palmarosa oil is indispensable for skin prone to inflammation. The oil, balancing sebum production, promotes regeneration, smooths scar tissue, and treats various forms of dermatitis. When used regularly, palmarosa oil significantly reduces wrinkles and effectively restores skin tone.
• Salvia Sclarea Flower Oil (Clary Sage) Known for its herbaceous and sweet aroma with subtle fruity notes, the name Clary Sage Oil is derived from the Latin word claris, meaning "clear", because the oil is a natural antiseptic and a potent anti-inflammatory agent. Sage oil cleans and restores the skin, regulates the activity of sebaceous glands, promotes regeneration, and prevents wrinkles. The fresh nut-grass smell of sage relaxes and soothes, softens, cleans breath, and strengthens the immune system. Aromatically, Clary Sage has been used to cultivate a relaxing and peaceful environment that can create a sense of balance and grounding. For centuries, Clary Sage Oil has been favored for its versatility in supporting women's health. Studies have shown that this herbaceous oil can ease the severity of menstrual cramps, as well as treat PMS symptoms such as mood swings.
• 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.
• Citrus Bergamia Peel Oil Expressed (Bergamot) Essential oil of bergamot flavor improves mood, concentration, and esoteric teachings, strengthening the aura glow, enhancing creativity and imagination. But not only the aura begins to glow brighter as well, and your skin becomes radiant and beautiful. Improve skin elasticity, tone and stop the inflammation. A regular application of Bergamot oil in cosmetics regulates sebum production and actively fights against various dermatological diseases.
• Rosa Damascena Flower Oil (Rose) Oh, that marvelous rose! Its aroma is gentle, like the love itself, and full of passion, like the "The Thousand and One Nights" fairy tales. This flower was under the auspices of the goddess of love, Aphrodite, and ancient poets praised in songs its delicate beauty. From the ancient world to the present day, the fresh petals of Damask Rose, being collected with the first rays of dawn, are the source for the precious rose oil extract. It is worth its weight in gold at all times because rose oil is an absolute treasure-trove of beauty.
  Rose oil softens, nourishes, and moisturizes the skin, restores its tone, and improves complexion. Like almost all flower oils, it has a pronounced lifting effect. Natural antioxidants and antibacterial agents help deal with facial imperfections such as flaking, irritation, age spots, fine scars, and wrinkles. The vascular strengthening properties of rose oil well restore the vascular walls and blood circulation of the skin, eliminate spider veins, the unpleasant consequences of prolonged exposure to the sun, and reduce the harm that tobacco smoke causes to smokers' skin. The high concentration of vitamin C helps restore the skin's natural defenses and evens its surface. Its tannins have a mild sebum-regulating effect: they regulate sebum production, tighten pores and improve skin turgor.
• 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!
• Achillea Millefolium Flower Oil (Yarrow) You can find an exciting seasoning - yarrow leaves in the restaurant's main dishes. Our skin also loves the taste of the plant, or instead of its oils. Yarrow moisturizes and softens dry skin, tones tired skin, relieves irritation on oily skin. Hamazulen in its composition has an anti-inflammatory effect. The oil also improves fluid circulation in tissues, reduces swelling, and promotes rapid cell regeneration. Its herbal scent resembles the smell of a summer meadow, relieves headaches, and cleanses the respiratory system, making every breath of air total and saturated.
• Limonene*, Linalool*, Citral*, Geraniol*, Citronellol*, Farnesol*, Eugenol*, Benzyl Alcohol* - from natural essential oils.

Store at room temperature, avoid direct sunlight. The product can be used within two years from the date of manufacture.