Rosehip Oil is extracted from the hip of the rose. Provides your skin with:

• Vitamin E
• Essential fatty acids omega 3, 6 and 9
• Vitamin C
• Antioxidants lycopene
• Beta-carotene

Rosehip Oil Uses

Great for all skin types and age groups. Can be used for the following skin concerns:

• Wrinkles
• Scars and Burns
• Stretch Marks
• Pigmentation
• Dry and Sensitive Skin
• Sun Damage 
• Acne and Acne Scarring

How to use Rosehip Oil

After cleansing, apply morning and evening to damp skin. Easily absorbed by the skin will not leave behind an oily residue. Only use a few drops.

Clinical studies have shown, most first time users notice improvement of their skin's texture and concerns within three to six months. 

Black Seed Oil - (Topical and Edible) 

Black Seed Oil

The properties of black cumin seed oil make it a powerhouse natural remedy, making it a great addition to your day as an all-purpose nutritional supplement. From weight loss to lung health to immune system support, here are some of the top benefits you might see from using black seed oil:

• Weight Loss
• Promotes Heart Health
• Supports Normal Blood Pressure
• Encourages Normal Blood Sugar Levels
• Boost Immune System
• Supports Liver Function
• Improves Gut Health

Black Seed Oil can enhance your complexion.  Contains B-Vitamins which are believed to strengthen the skin to protect itself.  Its antioxidant and soothing properties helps to soothe dry and irritated skin and keep it moisturized.  

How to Use: For a homemade acne remedy, mix one tablespoon of black cumin seed oil with one tablespoon of apple cider vinegar. First, apply a hot towel to your face to open the pores, then apply the mixture to your face. After 15 minutes, rinse your face with water.After cleansing, apply morning and evening to damp skin. 

Jamaican Black Castor - (Virgin)

Jamaican Black Castor Oil is a dark burnt orange to reddish-brown oil created by roasting the castor seeds prior to extraction.  This process raises the pH level of the oil making it a preferred ingredient for various hair growth and strengthening products.

It works for all hair types. It will moisturize, thicken, strengthen and rapidly increase hair growth. It increases blood flow to the scalp, supplying valuable nutrients to hair follicles. Jamaican Black Castor Oil will also prevent hair breakage, dandruff, eczema and dry, itchy scalp. 

Apply small amounts of  Black Castor Oil 3 or 4 times per week to your hair roots and scalp. Then massage the oil into your scalp using your fingertips. You may leave the oil on your scalp overnight.

Avocado Oil (Organic)

The antioxidants and anti-inflammatory agents in avocado oil help your skin stay smooth, strong, and elastic. Here are a few of the many benefits of using avocado oil:

• calm itchy skin
• heal chapped skin
• replenish dry skin
• hydrate and moisturize skin
• shield skin from ultraviolet radiation
• protect against skin damage

Some people may refer to avocado oil as an essential oil, but that's not entirely accurate. Thick and green-colored, avocado oil is actually considered a carrier oil.

Essential oils are highly concentrated lubricants distilled from the aromatic parts of a plant such as the root or leaves. Carrier oils are pressed from the seeds, nuts, or other fatty parts of the fruit, and are used to help dilute essential oils. Essential oils evaporate and have strong scents, whereas carrier oils do not.

Contains Vitamins A, B1, B2, D, E and Beta Carotene.  Penetrates deeply into the skin to promote cellular rejuvenation and improve elasticity.  Great as a massage oil to increase hydration in the upper layers and repair sun damaged skin.

Sea Buckthorn Oil - (Virgin - Topical and Edible)

Sea buckthorn oil has been used for thousands of years as a natural remedy against various ailments.

It is extracted from the berries, leaves and seeds of the sea buckthorn plant (Hippophae rhamnoides), which is a small shrub that grows at high altitudes in the northwest Himalayan region.

Sometimes referred to as the holy fruit of the Himalayas, sea buckthorn can be applied to the skin or ingested.

A popular remedy in Ayurvedic and traditional Chinese medicines, it may provide health benefits ranging from supporting your heart to protecting against diabetes, stomach ulcers, gum health and skin damage.

There’s also some evidence that sea buckthorn oil may prevent skin dryness and help your skin heal from burns, frostbite and bedsores.

Hemp Seed Oil - (Topical and Edible) 

Hemp Seed Oil

Pure Organic Hemp oil is not the same as cannabidiol (CBD) oil. The production of CBD oil uses the stalks, leaves, and flowers of the hemp plant, which contain a higher concentration of CBD, another potentially beneficial compound in the plant.

Hemp seed oil comes from the small seeds of the Cannabis sativa plant. The seeds do not contain the same levels of compounds as the plant itself, but they still have a rich profile of nutrients, fatty acids, and useful bioactive compounds.

They're packed with minerals such as potassium, magnesium, iron, zinc, calcium, and phosphorus; plus micro-elements like strontium, thorium, arsenic, and chromium.

The abundance of fatty acids may make the oil an excellent choice for nourishing the skin and protecting it from inflammation, oxidation, and other causes of aging. High in essential fatty acids such as omega 6 and omega 3, hemp oil can be effective in increasing immunity.

Support overall health. Eat it. You can eat it straight and enjoy its nutty flavor or you can put it in salad dressings, as a butter replacement on toast, rice, potatoes, vegetables...it's delicious! Keep in mind that pure hemp seed oil cannot be used for high-heat cooking. It has a low smoke point and will totally break down even at a m

Pumpkin Seed Oil - (Topical and Edible) 

Pumpkin Seed Oil

In addition to being a heart-healthy oil that is rich in fatty acids, pumpkin seed oil also contains high levels of phytosterols, a plant-based structure similar to the body’s cholesterol. These compounds can help to reduce bad cholesterol and raise good cholesterol in the body by “improving the health and movement of the blood vessels.

Its rich in vitamin E, zinc, omega 3- and 6- fatty acids as well as antioxidants, therefore it has tremendous benefits for the skin in terms of retaining moisture, fighting free radicals and maintaining a youthful appearance.

After cleansing, apply morning and evening to damp skin. 

Sunflower Seed Oil - (Topical and Edible) 

Sunflower Seed Oil

Sunflower Seed Oil or more simply as Sunflower Oil, is cold pressed from the seeds of the Sunflower.

Used topically, Sunflower Carrier Oil hydrates, softens, prevents moisture loss, defends against external damage, and facilitates the skin’s regeneration. It is gentle enough to use around the eyes and in baby skin care.

Sunflower Oil slows the look of wrinkles, reduces the appearance of enlarged pores, eliminates acne-causing bacteria, prevents blemishing, and evens out the skin tone. It is easily absorbed into the skin without clogging pores.

When applied to hair, Sunflower Oil hydrates, strengthens, softens, manages frizz, repairs damage, and effectively addresses thinning, loss, and baldness.

Overall Benefits Include:

• Improves Digestion
• Strengthens Immune System
• Energy Booster
• Promotes Heart Health

Jojoba Golden Oil 

Jojoba oil 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.  A liquid wax that is rich in Vitamin E.  It is said to closely resemble the sebum of the skin and leaves a healthy looking complexion when applied.  Its Anti-Inflammatory properties make it a great all-over moisturizer for those with arthritis.  Calms redness and irritation caused by eczema, rosacea or acne.

After cleansing, apply morning and evening to damp skin. Easily absorbed by the skin will not leave behind an oily residue. Only use a few drops.

Jojoba oil works just as well on hair as it does on skin.  Try adding a few drops into your conditioner or working it through the ends of damp hair.