• Rub 4-8 drops of liquid 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 a clean damp face, including the area around the eyes.
• Treat your skin with this refreshing cocktail every morning after the cleansing procedure.

• 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.
• 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.
• Corylus Avellana Seed Oil (Hazel): Mother Nature provides us with the hazelnut: a magical elixir of beauty, health, and good mood. Hazelnut oil is a top performer given its' content of proteins, amino acids, vitamins C, E, B1, B2, and B6, iron, and many valuable minerals such as calcium, magnesium, zinc, and sodium. The full range of glycerides and fatty acids is a calling card of hazelnut oil. Oleic, linoleic, myristicin, palmitic, and stearic acids soften and nourish the skin and smooth it, removing existing wrinkles and preventing new ones.
  The healing properties of this oil can work wonders: it reduces inflammation and irritation, heals damaged skin and accelerates tissue regeneration, treats acne, purifies and tightens the pores, and helps heal abscesses. Very light and soft texture allows the hazelnut oil to be absorbed into the skin almost instantly with no greasy shine and can use it for skincare around the eyes. Thanks to this "beauty cocktail", the mature skin glows with youth again, and problem or combination skin will no longer be troublesome.
• Passiflora Incarnata Seed Oil (Passionfruit) Juicy tropical fruit passionfruit with extraordinary taste is rich in vitamins, antioxidants, and fruit acids, causing the skin to love it. Fatty acids restore the protective lipid layer protecting skin from aging and negative environmental impacts. Vitamins nourish and enrich the skin antioxidants prevent the formation of free radicals, which destroy cells. Skin gets its freshness and elasticity back. In addition, it remains moist and supple for a very long time.
• Nigella Sativa Seed Oil (Black Cumin) Cumin is a beautiful spice known in the Orient since ancient times. These seeds add a unique, tart-and-tangy touch to the flavors of well-known and favorite foods such as marinades, baking, brown bread, and, of course, the fabulous Indian curry. The cold pressed cosmetic oil obtained from the seeds of black cumin is famous for its healing benefits. This plant contains many substances, which act as a catalyst for the metabolic processes and amino acids, vitamins B, C, D and E, calcium, phosphorus, iron, copper and other macro and micronutrients. Due to the high concentrations of fatty acids, such as linoleic acid (Omega 6), linolenic acid (Omega 3), palmitic and stearic acids, cumin oil has antiseptic, anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, and anti-fungal properties. Black cumin has a regenerating, toning, and resolving action; it's highly effective in treating various skin irritations and inflammations. Cosmetics with black cumin oil are recommended to care for sensitive and oily skin and the problem skin with acne, flaky or allergic skin. Cumin oil gives soft and delicate care for dry skin, softening, moisturizing, and toning it. In addition, this oil is an integral component in mature skincare: it promotes collagen production and improves elasticity, firmness, and skin turgor.
• 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.
• Santalum Album Wood Oil (Sandalwood) Elegant luxury sandalwood oil is a special note in the orchestra's composition. The warm and sensual fragrance will plunge you into the atmosphere of unhurried eastern life where luxury and tranquility reign. Sandalwood oil - is not only an unforgettable fragrance but also excellent cosmetic properties. It rejuvenates, refreshes, revitalizes and returns the skin to its original elasticity. The oil effectively removes fine and deep wrinkles, incredibly skillfully removes the mesh around the eyes. Flabby, tired, dry skin - in the list of indications for the use of sandalwood oil, it is valuable for its moisturizing and nourishing properties. This material also has a powerful antiseptic and anti-fungal effect that helps eliminate acne, dermatitis, and acne, reduces inflammation, reduces pores, and normalizes the sebaceous glands. Due to the high antibacterial properties of sandalwood oil can stop the development of infections, so it is used, both inward and outward.
• 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.
• Pelargonium Graveolens Flower Oil (Geranium) Did you know that the popular home flower is also a spice? In Europe, geranium is added to the compote, biscuits are cooked with it, and cakes are decorated with sugared petals! Geranium oil has beneficial effects on sensitive and damaged skin, rejuvenates, and makes it soft and silky. Geranium oil regenerating the skin at the cellular level normalizes the work of glands, eliminates rashes, and effectively treats eczema and dermatitis. Subtlest floral fragrance relaxes envelops veil of blissful 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.
• Rosmarinus Officinalis Leaf Oil (Rosemary) The essential oil obtained from the flowers, leaves, and tops of rosemary shoots has antiseptic and anti-inflammatory properties. It eliminates the excessive activity of the sebaceous glands, the appearance of acne, and blockages. By stimulating blood circulation, rosemary oil improves skin elasticity, restores skin tone, and reduces swelling. Smoothes superficial wrinkles, removes signs of fatigue.
• Azadirachta Indica Seed Oil (Neem) It is one of the vital base plants in the Ayurvedic system of medicine. The word "neem" in Sanskrit means "giving health." For 5000 years, it safely and effectively used in Ayurveda, justifying its name and described as a "cure for all diseases" or "bitter gift of nature" (because of the bitter taste of neem). It is one of the strongest, if not the strongest in the world, a natural antiseptic and the most potent natural anti-fungal agent having a powerful antimicrobial and antibacterial effect. The main components of neem oil are: oleic, palmitic, stearic, linoleic, arachidonic acid, bitter substances, sulfur compounds, natural antibiotics, copper, sterols, amino acids, vitamins E, A, and C, etc. It very successfully treats skin diseases - psoriasis, eczema, leprosy, ringworm, pustular rash, acne, boils, effectively relieves the itching, redness, and irritation. Deep cleans and tightens pores, regulates the activity of sebaceous glands, tightens and tones the skin. It gives antiseptic and antibacterial protection for healthy skin.
• Boswellia Carterii Oil (Frankincense) There is hardly a more relaxing aroma than frankincense. There is hardly a more soothing aroma than frankincense oil. It is not without reason that it is the oldest aroma in the world. The incense that gives peace is effectively used in cosmetology. By increasing the elasticity of the skin, Frankincense oil evens out and refreshes its complexion. Frankincense oil has antiseptic, regenerative properties; it cleans and smoothes the skin. Deep flavor feels like an eternity. Frankincense slows down all the events while stopping the aging process and driving away all unnecessary disturbances of the day past. A deeply spiritual essential oil, Frankincense is diffused during meditation practices to achieve a sense of calm and grounded state of mind. When applied topically, Frankincense is believed to be beneficial to both acne-prone and mature skin types. For aging skin, this oil can improve its elasticity and promote a more supple complexion. Meanwhile, Frankincense's cleansing properties can reduce bacteria that causes blemishes. For menstruating and menopausal women, Frankincense oil has the potential to balance hormone levels as well as reduce symptoms such as pain, cramps, anxiety, nausea, fatigue, and mood swings.
• Linalool*, Citral*, Citronellol*, Geraniol*, Limonene* - from natural essential oils.

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