Blue Orchid
Our Blue Orchid Oil has an amazing fragrance. That's why it's the favorite of many.
In addition, it is composed of a very rich and very moisturizing oil called Grape Seed.
Grape seed oil has a powerful effect thanks to natural reserves of antioxidants and skin-promoting compounds. High amounts of omega fatty acids – especially linoleic acid – and vitamin E help maintain healthy levels of moisture in the skin.
Thanks to its vitamin E content, grape seed oil benefits and assists in collagen production and improves skin tone. This powerful vitamin, along with proanthocyanidins, increases the rate of collagen restoration, which means firmer, more youthful-looking skin.
There are many benefits of this oil for your skin.
Help clear acne blemishes
is quickly absorbed the skin
antimicrobial
hydrates and balances the skin
antifungal.
In addition, it is composed of a very rich and very moisturizing oil called Grape Seed.
Grape seed oil has a powerful effect thanks to natural reserves of antioxidants and skin-promoting compounds. High amounts of omega fatty acids – especially linoleic acid – and vitamin E help maintain healthy levels of moisture in the skin.
Thanks to its vitamin E content, grape seed oil benefits and assists in collagen production and improves skin tone. This powerful vitamin, along with proanthocyanidins, increases the rate of collagen restoration, which means firmer, more youthful-looking skin.
There are many benefits of this oil for your skin.
Help clear acne blemishes
is quickly absorbed the skin
antimicrobial
hydrates and balances the skin
antifungal.
Mineral oil
KEY BENEFITS: Locks in moisture in the skin, smoothes the skin and improves the skin's barrier function.
Mineral oil for those with dry, sensitive skin is a good option, and can even be used for those with conditions like eczema or psoriasis.”
Mineral oil for those with dry, sensitive skin is a good option, and can even be used for those with conditions like eczema or psoriasis.”
it is a fat-soluble vitamin that acts as an antioxidant, helping to protect cells from damage throughout the body. It is found in our sebum (skin oil), which creates a natural barrier to keep the skin moist. Therefore, oilier skin surfaces, such as the face, contain higher amounts of vitamin E. And because people with oily skin have more sebum, they also have more vitamin E in their skin.
Dermatologist Amy Kassouf, MD, explains the role vitamin E plays in skin care and gives the lowdown on whether it really treats conditions like dryness, wrinkles and sun damage.
