Key Ingredients:

Peach Thanks to their anti-inflammatory properties, peaches may help improve and protect your skin. Peaches contain vitamin C, which plays a role in maintaining overall skin health. They also contain provitamin A, which can protect your skin from harmful UV rays and other damaging factors to maintain a youthful glow. strong antioxidant and helps with hydration 

Jojoba  Hydrating oil trapes moisture in  has anti-inflammatory properties which help to tame chaffing and chapping, reduce redness caused by drying, ease the effects of eczema and rosacea, and keep skin calm and comfortable. The Vitamin E and B-complex vitamins in the Jojoba Oil help in skin repair and damage control.

Neroli  is a hydration powerhouse, with an incredible ability to soften, replenish and lock in moisture. Applied topically, this Bitter Orange Oil will provide your skin with a protective barrier to ensure that your complexion remains radiant and dewy all day long works at a cellular level for anti ageing and fading pigmentation 

Sandalwood tightens skin, reducing the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, while soothing skin with calming compounds that even out tone and leave skin renewed and refreshed.

Rose  full of vitamin A & C   well-known for their necessity in collagen production. Collagen is the structural protein in skin that maintains its firmness and suppleness.

As we age, collagen levels in the skin start to decrease dramatically (causing sagginess, wrinkles, and loss of volume). Vitamin C helps to stimulate skin cells and the production of collagen, resulting in more youthful, revitalized skin.

Vitamin C can also increase the skin’s brightness and tone, help pores appear smaller, and even fade acne scarring. It is worth noting that many people have had great success in using rose  to fade hyperpigmentation and sun spots.

. Naturally occurring Allergens: Citronellol, Eugenol, Farnesol, Geraniol, Limonene, Linalool, Citral.

What is Pigmentation? 

Pigmentation is a common but confidence-sapping condition, in which patches of skin become darker in colour than the surrounding skin. These dark patches occur when an excess of melanin forms deposits in the skin. People with darker skin tones can get white patches appearing, its very common with drivers in the uk on the right-hand side of the face and in left-hand drive countries on the left side of the face as the main cause is UVA which can go through glass and even bypass most of the sunscreens. 

How to cure Pigmentation

Deep skin peels or laser treatments don't work very well they are short-lived as the marks come back quickly and can even leave scars. The good news is natural oils can fade them when used every day, they can also stop them from coming back as well.