OLIVE OIL
It is a very good moisturizer, not because of healing properties, but because it attracts external moisture, holds the moisture close to the skin and forms a breathable film to prevent loss of internal moisture. Unlike other substances used for this purpose, olive oil does not block the natural functions of the skin while performing its own. The skin is able to continue sweating, releasing sebum and shedding dead skin. My soaps contain a large % of olive oil.
APRICOT OIL
Helps
prematurely aged, sensitive, inflamed, and dry skin. Contains minerals and vitamins.
COCOA BUTTER
It lays down a proactive layer and holds moisture. It is also good for making the skin softer.
GRAPESEED OIL
Contains humectants, helps to prevent scars, good for dry/chapped skin, it also strengthens and conditions hair, and aids with eczema.
AVOCADO OIL
For dry, dehydrated skin, eczema, solar keratosis, moisturizing, and cells regeneration, softens body tissue, and heals scaly skin and scalp. Contains protein, lecithin, fatty acids, vitamins A, B(1,2), D, E.
SHEA BUTTER
Also known as African Karite Butter. When added to soap it gives the feel that is so luxurious; once you experience it you may never want to be without it. It is a more expensive. However, you will not want to be without it. A little goes a long way. It is an excellent moisturizer.
MANGO BUTTER
An emollient said to be protective against the sun. It is also said to prevent wrinkles and dry skin by regenerating cells and improving elasticity.
ROSEHIP OIL
It is an extremely rich source of vitamin C. It also contains vitamin A, B, B2, E, K. It is rich in proteins and is excellent for maturing/aging skin. Corrects sun damage and is fast absorbing!
TAMANU OIL
Rich in fatty acids, is a traditional skin protectant ued for for centuries. Shows regenerative properties.This oil ideal for troubled or scarred skin.
KOKUM BUTTER
Prevents drying of skin & development of wrinkles. Reduces degeneration of skin cells & restores skin flexibility.
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