Our body oils not only activate your sense of smell, but also provide the therapy your skin craves. Jojoba, Camelina, Meadowfoam and Pomegranate Seed combine to nourish and moisturize your skin, making it beautiful and supple to the touch, leaving behind only a tiffany of scent and indulgence.

Jojoba Oil- Has a chemistry that is very similar to the sebum our own bodies produce and is therefore easily absorbed into the skin without feeling greasy or tacky. Nourishes and moisturizes the skin while aiding with fine line reduction. Jojoba has been shown to exhibit anti-inflammatory and anti-oxidant properties.

Camelina Oil- Rich in antioxidants, Omega-3 fatty acids, tocopherols, and vitamin E. Due to its high content of essential fatty acids it is excellent for all skin types, acting as an anti-aging and emollient agent to improve the skins elasticity and suppleness. Camelina oil also has incredibly high linoleic acid content which has anti-inflammatory, acne reductive, and moisture retentive properties.

Meadowfoam Seed Oil- Contains over 98% long-chain fatty acids, and also has higher quality triglyceride levels when compared to other oils. In addition, it has three long chain fatty acids that were previously unknown before its discovery. It has amazing moisturizing and rejuvenating capabilities, is extremely rich in Vitamin E, is a very effective anti-oxidant and offers ultra-violet protection.

Pomegranate Seed Oil- Revitalizes dull or mature skin, assists with wrinkles and soothes minor skin irritations. Several recent studies, including one conducted by the University of Michigan Medical School (published in the February 2006 Journal of Ethnopharmacology), have shown that pomegranate seed oil stimulates keratinocyte proliferation, promoting regeneration and strengthening of the epidermis. This study compliments other recent studies, which have also shown the beneficial results of using pomegranate seed oil.

Vitamin E- is an effective antioxidant that aids in protecting and repairing the skin by neutralizing the oxidant effect of free radicals, which are molecules that damage collagen and cause dryness, fine lines and wrinkles.