Shea Butter

This literal "god send" to the people of Africa, shea butter is made from the nut of the Karite tree, which grows on the African savannah. This tree can live up to 300 years, producing fruit once annually. Shea butter can be used to treat a variety of skin conditions, including dry skin, skin rashes, wrinkles, and eczema.

Cocoa Butter

This ultimate, sensual moisturizer is extracted from the cacao seeds of the cocoa tree. Cocoa butter has been used for centuries to keep skin soft and supple.

Grapeseed Oil

With antioxidant, emollient, and moisturizing properties, grapeseed oil is a treat for thirsty skin. The oil is a natural source of Vitamin E and is often used in massage oils. Its antioxidant properties help to fight the visible signs of aging while providing nutrition to the skin.

Glycerin

This vegetable-based, natural moisturizer keeps skin soft and supple, ensuring proper and affordable hydration.

Almond Oil

Cold processed oil derived from sweet Mediterranean almonds makes an excellent moisturizer, packed with minerals, vitamins, and essential fatty acids.

Apricot Oil

A natural nut/vegetable oil pressed from the kennel of the apricot, this oil is used for softening. Its non-greasy skin feel and high Vitamin E content make it an excellent emollient.

Olive Oil

In an extra-pure form called "sweet oil," cold-pressed olive oil is a long-lasting, soothing, hydrating treatment for the skin, often used to promote healing of abrasions and burns.

Avocado Oil

Made from the avocado nut, this oil's anti irritant, emollient, and moisturizing properties have cleansing applications. It is aso used as a moisturizing carrier oil.