Cinnabar Green F-Cream (50ml)

Enhanced with vitamin E, baobab oil, frankincense and lavender essential oils, this natural, alcohol-free face cream deeply moisturizes, nourishes and protects your face. Perfect as an after- shave.

The Essential Oil Blend. Frankincense oil has been used in cosmetics since the time of the Pharaohs because it strengthens the skin and improves elasticity and tone. The astringent patchouli is for anti-sagging. Lavender is a powerful antioxidant, promoting skin health and rejuvenation, and is said to relieve sunburn and acne.

Natural Vitamin E. maintains cellular structure, natural skin moisture and elasticity and improves the micro-circulation of the skin. It has been observed to aid in dermal anti-inflammatory action. It is a natural oxidant and aids in preventing damage caused by solar UV radiation.

Oils, Shea Butter and Beeswax. Our beeswax is the virgin, yellow wax obtained directly from the honeycomb without bleaching or pesticide contamination. It is a natural antibacterial, antifungal and anti-inflammatory. It moisturizes the skin by reducing trans-epidermal water loss. Shea butter provides natural UV protection, boosts collagen production and has anti-ageing as well as skin smoothing and strengthening benefits.The macadamia, baobab and avocado oils provide complementary fatty acids with a high content of monounsaturated fatty acids that nourish the skin. Avocado oil is easily absorbed by the skin and its unsaponifiable material provides some protection from the sun. The high content of linoleic and oleic acids in baobab seed oil soften the skin, regenerating the skin epithelial cells and acting as a carrier for the vitamin E into the skin tissues.

Directions: Apply to the face and neck with a gentle circular motion after shaving or exfoliating with our buff exfoliant. Use within 12 months and look after it well.  Store in a cool place, below 30°C.

Our face cream is natural and handmade. Paraben-free. Formaldehyde-free. PEG-free. Alcohol-free. Environmental-friendly. Not tested on animals