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24K Gold Flakes
ACTIVATED CHARCOAL
ALOE VERA
APPLE
APPLE CIDER VINEGAR
ARGAN OIL
ARNICA FLOWER
AVOCADO EXTRACT
BAMBOO
BAOBAB OIL
BASIL EXTRACT
BLACKBERRY
BORAGE OIL
CALIFORNIA POPPY
CAMELLIA
CAMU CAMU
Chamomile
CHIA SEED OIL
CLOUDBERRY EXTRACT
COCONUT
CUCUMBER EXTRACT
Diamond Powder
EUCALYPTUS OIL
EVENING PRIMROSE OIL
GREEN COFFEE
GREEN TEA
HIBISCUS
Honeysuckle
HYALURONIC ACID
JASMINE
JOJOBA OIL
JUNIPER BERRY
KAKADU PLUM
KAOLIN CLAY
KIWI
KUDZU ROOT EXTRACT
Lemon Peel Oil
LICORICE ROOT
LINGONBERRY EXTRACT
LOTUS FLOWER
MARINE ALGAE
MARSHMALLOW ROOT EXTRACT
MEADOWFOAM SEED OIL
MONOI OIL
MOOR MUD
MURUMURU BUTTER
NATURAL CLAY
NATURAL FRUIT ACIDS
NETTLE SEED EXTRACT
Orange
PAPAYA EXTRACT
PASSIONFRUIT OIL
PEACH FRUIT
Peppermint Oil
PLUM KERNEL OIL
POMEGRANATE
POPPY SEED
QUINCE LEAF EXTRACT
Raspberry Oil Ceramides
RED CLAY
RED GINSENG
ROOIBOS TEA EXTRACT
Rose Flower Extract
ROSEHIP BERRY
ROSEMARY
SEA SALT
SEA WHIP EXTRACT
Seaweed
TAMANU OIL
TEA TREE
THERMAL CLAY
THREE LIME BLEND
VOLCANIC ASH
WATER LILY
WHITE CLAY
WHITE LILY
WHITE PEONY
WHITE TEA
WILLOW BARK
Ancient Rituals
Renowned in Kyoto, geishas have used gold leaf to give skin an incandescent glow.
Trusted by the ancient Egyptians, Activated Charcoal is known for its ability to absorb toxins.
Highly regarded due to its many benefits, Aloe Vera was used in Ancient China to soothe and calm skin.
Grown for thousands of years in Asia and Europe, Apple is known to contain Malic Acids to give the appearance of radiant skin.
Cleopatra was known to use Apple Cider Vinegar as a clarifying beauty tonic.
Native to Morocco, Argan Oil is often referred to as “liquid gold”.
A known homeopathic remedy in Eastern Europe, Arnica helps reduce skin irritation.
Avocado was used centuries ago by Aztec civilizations as a skin moisturizer.
Known for its soothing properties, Eastern cultures have used Bamboo for centuries.
Grown on “The Tree of Life,” Boabob has been used in Africa for centuries to revitalize skin and hair.
Used in India for centuries, Basil is known for its healing properties.
Early Europeans used Blackberries to help hydrate skin during cold and dry months.
A wildflower also known as the “starflower”, Borage has been used for hundreds of years to enhance moisture.
Native to California, Poppy is known for its ability to thrive in harsh conditions.
Known as the “rose of winter”, Camellia was adopted by geishas to remove makeup and keep skin glowing.
Native to the Amazon, Camu Camu contains 30x more Vitamin C than an orange.
Known as a sacred plant to the Egyptians, Chamomile was worshipped above all other herbs for its remarkable skin benefits.
Considered one of the top superfoods, Avocados were popular among the Aztecs for their nutrient-rich benefits.
Known for its ability to thrive in the harsh conditions of the Arctic, Cloudberry is rich in Vitamin C.
Used for centuries in South East Asia, Coconut is known for its multipurpose use.
One of the oldest cultivated crops, Cucumber is known for its high water content.
Considered to be the most precious mineral, Diamond Powder diffuses light and blurs imperfections.
Native to Australia, Eucalyptus is known for its anti-inflammatory properties.
Native Americans traditionally soaked Evening Primrose plants in warm water to soothe skin.
Native to Columbia, Green Coffee has been used for centuries for its invigorating properties.
Green Tea —
contains caffeine to wake tired eyes and give the appearance of more radiant skin
Used by indigenous Costa Ricans, Green Tea is believed to improve the complexion.
Frequently used in traditional medicine, Hibiscus aids in smoothing and firming skin.
Used for centuries in traditional Chinese medicine, Honeysuckle is known for its skin soothing properties.
Naturally produced in the body, Hyaluronic Acid helps retain essential moisture.
Native to Southeast Asia, Jasmine is known for its soothing properties.
Native Americans have used Jojoba Oil as a natural moisturizer.
Abundantly grown in North America, Juniper Berry is known for its skin soothing properties.
Native to Australia, Kakadu Plum contains 55x more Vitamin C than a single orange.
In Morocco, Kaolin Clay was traditionally used to help detoxify skin.
Indigenous to Southeast Asia, the Kiwi fruit has been known to inhabitants of China since ancient times.
Traditionally used in Japanese medicine, Kudzu promotes the apperance of younger looking skin.
Women in Southeast Asia have used Lemon rinds to exfoliate, brighten and enhance their overall complexion.
Known for its health benefits as far back as ancient China, Licorice Root aids in fading dark spots.
Native to Arctic Tundras found in Scandinavia, Lingonberry is known for its antioxidant properties.
In Southeast Asia, Lotus Flower is known as "The Sacred Flower".
Harvested from the sea, Algae has been used in Korea for centuries to enhance skin tone and texture.
Dating back to ancient Egypt, Marshmallow is known to provide temporary relief for skin irritation.
Meadowfoam Seed was used by Native Americans as a moisturizer.
