This lightweight oil is compatible with skin's natural sebum. As a result, it agrees with the skin, doesn't clog pores, and combats oiliness. Harsh cleansers and soaps can strip our skin's natural acidic, oily barrier -- this causes skin to compensate by overproducing more oil. Along with using more gentle and pH-balance cleansers, directly applying oil like this one can help bring your skin's natural oil production back into balance. It doesn't feel greasy -- it absorbs well and makes skin soft and supple. Unlike many other products on the market, jojoba oil is low in polyunsaturated fatty acids, so you don't need to worry about it oxidizing easily and causing more inflammation. Jojoba oil also nourishes the skin with vitamins A, B, C, E and minerals.

Calendula is a beautiful orange wildflower that has been used traditionally by herbalists for centuries for its anti-inflammatory properties. It gently reduces redness and calms irritation. It's rich in antioxidants that neutralize free radical damage from the sun & environmental toxins. Calendula can also increase the flow of blood to the surface of the skin to help support healing of scars and blemishes.

Chamomile flowers are considered mildly astringent in traditional herbalism. This means that for the face, it can provide gentle pore-tightening and oil-controlling properties. It's also known to calm and soothe the skin, reducing redness and irritation.

This herb acts as a humectant and emollient, drawing water into the skin and retaining moisture. As a result, it makes skin soft, smooth and plump. It also contains a botanical form of hyaluronic acid which keeps skin firm and hydrated.

Rose is well known in skincare for its anti-aging properties. It contains vitamins A & C and antioxidants to support collagen production, reduce fine lines, fade spots, and protect from pollutants and free radicals. It's anti-inflammatory, mildly astringent like chamomile, and emollient.

Frankincense is a resin collected from Boswellia trees. When the tree is cut, frankincense oozes out to heal itself. That ooze hardens into the resin we know as frankincense. Unlike most products on the market, we use concentrated resin-infused oil instead of frankincense essential oil. This is because during the steam distillation process of making essential oil, boswellic acid is left behind. Boswellic acid, maintained in our infused product, is the healing agent that makes frankincense so powerful: it supports skin elasticity, reduces wrinkles, repairs damage, fades acne scars and age spots, reduces inflammation, heals wounds, and supports radiance & glow.

Drops of potent vitamin E oil act as an antioxidant to help naturally preserve the shelf-life of the product.