Hibiscus Face Oil

Firstly, you can benefit from using a good face oil especially if you have dry or acne-prone skin. Clearly if your skin is dry, it needs additional moisturizing and hydration – something face oils are generally good for as they keep the layers of your skin soft, trap hydration in, and protect against pathogens and allergens.

However, even if you have oily skin certain facial oils can still deliver benefits to your skin if these oils possess anti-bacterial, anti-acne, anti-fungal and/or anti-inflammatory properties.

Nangai Oil is both anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial. It is cold pressed from the nuts of the Nangai Tree (Canarium Indicum). A light, fast-absorbing oil, Nangai Oil helps reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles by deeply moisturizing your skin unlike most oils that tend to just form a protective barrier on the surface, rather than actually penetrating into the skin – not so with Nangai Oil.

Tamanu Oil (Calophyllum Inophyllum Seed Oil) is a unique, skin rejuvenating and anti-aging oil that is anti-inflammatory, antibiotic, anti-bacterial and anti-fungal. It is cold pressed fromthe nuts of the Tamanu Tree which grows naturally across virtually all 83 islands of Vanuatu. Tamanu Oil studies demonstrate how effective it is as an anti-aging agent that is also proven to help clear acne, acne scars, general scarring, psoriasis, skin blemishes, pigmentation and other common skin conditions.

Hibiscus Flowers have anti-oxidant properties and come from the natural “Botox” Hibiscus plant to help maintain your skin’s elasticity and keep you looking your best self.

Coconut Oil benefits for skin include keeping your skin moisturized, reducing inflammation and preventing damage caused by free radicals that cause us to age faster. Coconut Oil also possesses antimicrobial properties and contains medium-chain fatty acids that help protect your skin from harmful bacteria and assist with wound healing and even acne.

Of course, like all skin care products you should test on a small, discrete area first to test for any allergic reaction, particularly if you have a nut allergy.