Adansonia Digitata (Baobab) Seed Oil
What it is: A botanical carrier oil used as an emollient in skincare formulas.
Why we use it: Selected for its conditioning properties, texture, and skin feel.
Cosmetic role: Helps soften and condition dry-feeling skin and contributes to a smooth, supple-feeling finish.
Emollient
Conditioning
Softening
Boswellia Sacra (Frankincense) Oil
What it is: An aromatic essential oil used in small amounts in selected formulas.
Why we use it: Selected primarily for its characteristic warm, resinous aroma and contribution to the overall scent profile.
Cosmetic role: Contributes aroma and sensory character to the finished product.
Aroma
Sensory
Scent profile
Calophyllum Inophyllum (Tamanu) Seed Oil
What it is: A botanical carrier oil used as an emollient and conditioning ingredient.
Why we use it: Selected for its rich skin feel and contribution to oil-based formulas.
Cosmetic role: Helps condition and soften dry-feeling skin and contributes to a smooth, comfortable finish.
Emollient
Conditioning
Softening
Cedrus Atlantica (Cedarwood Atlas) Wood Oil
What it is: An aromatic essential oil used in small amounts.
Why we use it: Selected for its distinctive woody aroma and contribution to fragrance composition.
Cosmetic role: Adds a warm, earthy scent and complements other aromatic ingredients.
Aroma
Sensory
Scent profile
Cera Alba (Beeswax)
What it is: A natural wax used to provide structure and consistency in balms, creams, and other anhydrous formulas.
Why we use it: Helps control product firmness, application, texture, and staying power.
Cosmetic role: Helps reduce moisture loss from the skin surface through an occlusive-feeling layer while contributing body and structure to the finished formula.
Structuring
Occlusive
Conditioning
Citrus Aurantium Bergamia (Bergamot) Peel Oil
What it is: An aromatic essential oil used in selected formulas.
Why we use it: Selected for its fresh citrus aroma and contribution to the overall scent profile.
Cosmetic role: Adds a bright citrus scent and contributes to the sensory experience of the product.
Aroma
Citrus scent
Sensory
Coffea Arabica (Green Coffee) Oil
What it is: A botanical oil used as an emollient and conditioning ingredient.
Why we use it: Selected for its skin feel and contribution to oil-based skincare formulas.
Cosmetic role: Helps soften and condition the skin and contributes to a smooth, moisturized-looking finish.
Emollient
Conditioning
Softening
Copaifera Officinalis (Copaiba Balsam) Resin Oil
What it is: An aromatic resin oil used in small amounts in selected formulas.
Why we use it: Selected for its soft balsamic aroma and contribution to fragrance composition.
Cosmetic role: Adds aromatic depth and contributes to the sensory character of the finished product.
Aroma
Sensory
Scent profile
Crambe Abyssinica Seed Oil
What it is: A lightweight botanical emollient oil.
Why we use it: Selected for its slip, spreadability, and lightweight finish.
Cosmetic role: Helps soften the skin and gives formulas a smooth, silky, less-greasy feel.
Emollient
Silky feel
Spreadability
Cupressus Sempervirens (Cypress) Oil
What it is: An aromatic essential oil used in small amounts.
Why we use it: Selected for its crisp, fresh, woody aroma.
Cosmetic role: Contributes fragrance and a fresh sensory character to selected formulas.
Aroma
Sensory
Scent profile
Daucus Carota (Carrot) Seed Oil
What it is: An aromatic essential oil used in small amounts.
Why we use it: Selected for its distinctive earthy, herbaceous aroma.
Cosmetic role: Contributes fragrance complexity and botanical sensory character to selected formulas.
Aroma
Sensory
Botanical scent
Garcinia Indica (Kokum) Butter
What it is: A firm plant butter used as an emollient and structuring ingredient.
Why we use it: Selected to provide conditioning while contributing firmness and a clean finish to balm formulas.
Cosmetic role: Helps soften dry-feeling skin and lips while contributing structure, glide, and a conditioned feel.
Emollient
Structuring
Conditioning
Glycerin (Organic Vegetable-Coconut Derived)
What it is: A plant-derived humectant used in water-containing cosmetic formulas.
Why we use it: Selected to help attract and retain moisture at the skin surface.
Cosmetic role: Helps moisturize and soften dry-feeling skin and contributes to a smoother skin feel.
Humectant
Moisturizing
Skin feel
Hamamelis Virginiana (Witch Hazel) Water
What it is: A botanical water used in toner formulations.
Why we use it: Selected as part of the water phase for its lightweight feel and compatibility with toner formulations.
Cosmetic role: Helps leave the skin feeling fresh and clean without a heavy finish.
Toner
Refreshing feel
Water phase
Helichrysum Italicum (Immortelle) Flower Oil
What it is: An aromatic essential oil used in small amounts.
Why we use it: Selected for its characteristic herbal-floral aroma.
Cosmetic role: Adds botanical fragrance and contributes to the sensory experience of selected formulas.
Aroma
Sensory
Botanical scent
Hippophae Rhamnoides (Sea Buckthorn) Fruit Oil
What it is: A deeply colored botanical emollient oil.
Why we use it: Selected for its conditioning properties, distinctive color, and contribution to oil-based formulas.
Cosmetic role: Helps soften and condition dry-feeling skin and contributes to a smooth, moisturized-looking finish.
Emollient
Conditioning
Softening
Lavandula Angustifolia (Lavender) Oil
What it is: An aromatic essential oil used in small amounts.
Why we use it: Selected for its familiar floral-herbal aroma.
Cosmetic role: Adds fragrance and contributes to the sensory experience of selected formulas.
Aroma
Sensory
Floral scent
Lavender Honey Mel (Lavandula angustifolia)
What it is: A honey ingredient used in a rinse-off exfoliating formula.
Why we use it: Selected for texture, consistency, and its contribution to the sensory character of the formula.
Cosmetic role: Helps condition the skin during use and contributes to a soft, smooth after-feel following rinse-off.
Conditioning
Texture
Rinse-off
Maranta Arundinacea (Arrowroot) Root Powder
What it is: A botanical powder used to modify texture and finish.
Why we use it: Selected to help reduce an overly oily or greasy feel in anhydrous products.
Cosmetic role: Improves application, slip, and finish in balms, creams, and body butters.
Texture
Finish
Skin feel
Mangifera Indica (Mango) Seed Butter
What it is: A plant-derived butter used as an emollient and conditioning ingredient.
Why we use it: Selected for its rich texture and ability to provide softness and body to cosmetic formulas.
Cosmetic role: Helps moisturize, soften, and condition dry-feeling skin while contributing a smooth, velvety feel.
Emollient
Conditioning
Moisturizing
Manuka Essential Oil (Leptospermum scoparium)
What it is: A concentrated aromatic essential oil used in small amounts.
Why we use it: Selected for its distinctive herbal aroma and contribution to fragrance composition.
Cosmetic role: Adds a fresh herbal scent and contributes to the sensory profile of selected formulas.
Aroma
Sensory
Herbal scent
Mauritia Flexuosa (Buriti) Fruit Oil
What it is: A botanical emollient oil.
Why we use it: Selected for conditioning, slip, and contribution to the appearance and feel of oil-based formulas.
Cosmetic role: Helps soften and condition dry-feeling skin and contributes to a smooth, supple-looking finish.
Emollient
Conditioning
Softening
Opuntia Ficus Indica (Prickly Pear) Seed Oil
What it is: A lightweight botanical emollient oil.
Why we use it: Selected for its conditioning properties and lightweight skin feel.
Cosmetic role: Helps soften and condition dry-feeling skin and contributes to a smooth, moisturized appearance.
Emollient
Conditioning
Softening
Orbignya Oleifera (Babassu) Seed Oil
What it is: A botanical emollient that softens readily on contact with the skin.
Why we use it: Selected for its lightweight glide and smooth application.
Cosmetic role: Helps soften and condition skin while contributing a silky, lightweight finish.
Emollient
Silky feel
Conditioning
Pelargonium Graveolens (Rose Geranium) Oil
What it is: An aromatic essential oil used in small amounts.
Why we use it: Selected for its floral, green aroma.
Cosmetic role: Contributes fragrance and botanical sensory character to selected formulas.
Aroma
Sensory
Floral scent
Pumice
What it is: A mineral exfoliant used for physical surface exfoliation.
Why we use it: Selected to provide controlled mechanical exfoliation in a rinse-off formula.
Cosmetic role: Helps remove loose surface buildup and leaves the skin feeling smoother and softer after rinsing.
Exfoliant
Smoothing
Rinse-off
Radish Root Ferment Filtrate
What it is: A ferment-derived cosmetic ingredient used as part of the preservation system in applicable water-containing formulas.
Why we use it: Selected for its functional role within the formula's preservation system.
Cosmetic role: This ingredient primarily serves a formula-function purpose rather than being included for a specific skin appearance benefit.
Formula function
Preservation system
Water-based formula
Ricinus Communis (Castor) Seed Oil
What it is: A rich botanical oil used as an emollient and cleansing oil.
Why we use it: Selected for its viscosity, glide, and usefulness in oil-cleansing formulas.
Cosmetic role: Helps loosen and lift surface oils, makeup, and everyday buildup during cleansing while leaving the skin conditioned.
Cleansing
Emollient
Conditioning
Rosa Canina (Rosehip) Seed Oil
What it is: A botanical emollient oil.
Why we use it: Selected for its lightweight conditioning properties and skin feel.
Cosmetic role: Helps soften and condition dry-feeling skin and contributes to a smooth, supple-looking finish.
Emollient
Conditioning
Softening
Rosa Damascena (Rose) Distillate Water
What it is: A rose-derived botanical water used in water-based skincare formulas.
Why we use it: Selected for its light feel, characteristic rose aroma, and role within the water phase.
Cosmetic role: Contributes a fresh skin feel and delicate botanical aroma to toner formulations.
Water phase
Refreshing feel
Botanical aroma
Rosa Damascena (Rose) Flower Oil
What it is: An aromatic essential oil used in small amounts.
Why we use it: Selected for its characteristic floral aroma.
Cosmetic role: Adds fragrance and contributes a floral sensory character to selected formulas.
Aroma
Sensory
Floral scent
Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Seed Oil
What it is: A liquid wax ester commonly used as a cosmetic emollient.
Why we use it: Selected for its lightweight conditioning properties and smooth application.
Cosmetic role: Helps soften and condition the skin without an overly heavy feel and contributes to smooth spreadability.
Emollient
Conditioning
Lightweight feel
Solanum Lycopersicum (Tomato) Seed Oil
What it is: A botanical oil used as an emollient and conditioning ingredient.
Why we use it: Selected for its skin feel and contribution to oil-based formulas.
Cosmetic role: Helps soften and condition dry-feeling skin and contributes to a smooth, moisturized-looking finish.
Emollient
Conditioning
Softening
Tocopherol (Vitamin E)
What it is: A vitamin-based antioxidant used in cosmetic formulations.
Why we use it: Used primarily to help protect susceptible oils in the formula from oxidation and to contribute conditioning properties.
Cosmetic role: Supports formula quality by helping slow oxidation of oils and also contributes to a conditioned skin feel.
Antioxidant
Formula stability
Conditioning
Trigonella Foenum-Graecum (Fenugreek) Seed Oil
What it is: A botanical oil used as an emollient and conditioning ingredient.
Why we use it: Selected for its skin feel and contribution to botanical oil blends.
Cosmetic role: Helps soften and condition dry-feeling skin and contributes to a smooth, comfortable finish.
Emollient
Conditioning
Softening