Skin School
Yep, you’re right, its chocolate, but not only does it form your favourite treats you will find this superfood is enriched in properties that can replenish and nourish the skin. It is able to restore the lipidic layer of the skin resulting in the barrier to be fully functioning and able to protect itself from exposure to free radical damage.
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More commonly known as jojoba oil, simmondsia chinesis seed oil is not technically an oil, but instead is a wax ester. Not too sure what a wax ester is? Well unlike oil wax ester is a mix of fatty acid and fatty alcohol which comes as a long molecule.
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As popular as sesame oil is for cooking, it can also deliver impressive skin benefits. Rich in fatty acids, amino acids and antioxidants it can keep the skin hydrated and healthy whilst protecting the surface barrier, as well as combating any harmful microorganisms that can affect the outer layers of the skin and cause damage.
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This oil is derived from the fruit that is famously known as an elephant’s favourite treat in South Africa. Much like other plant oils you can nourish the skin and improve the overall hydration of the skin by sealing moisture into the surface with the antioxidant properties.
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Extracted from the popular and tasty apricot fruit, prunus armeniaca kernel oil is most commonly known as a carrier oil that can moisturise dry, sensitive skin by smoothing out the appearance of wrinkles, fine lines and other signs of skin ageing. Due to its anti-inflammatory properties, any concerns with chapped, dry skin, blemishes or areas of flaking skin this oil provides rapid healing by absorbing into the skin quickly without leaving behind any greasy residue.
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