Balance & Repair Facial Oil

A lightweight botanical facial oil formulated to nourish, soften and support balanced, healthy-looking skin.

Camellia and jojoba oils create a silky, easily absorbed base, while rosehip, pomegranate and black cumin seed oils provide a rich blend of naturally occurring fatty acids and antioxidants. A subtle blend of palmarosa, geranium and patchouli gives the oil a soft botanical aroma and makes it especially enjoyable as part of an evening skincare ritual.

Why You'll Love It

• Helps soften and condition dry or depleted skin
• Supports a smooth, supple skin feel
• Lightweight enough for regular facial use
• Rich in botanical oils naturally containing essential fatty acids and antioxidants
• Layers easily over water-based serums and moisturisers

Skin Feel

Texture: Silky, lightweight facial oil
Finish: Soft, nourished and naturally radiant
Best for: Normal, dry, combination or moisture-depleted skin

Key Ingredients

Camellia Seed Oil
A lightweight botanical oil that helps soften and condition the skin without leaving a heavy finish.

Jojoba Oil
A skin-compatible liquid wax that helps support softness and reduce moisture loss.

Rosehip Oil
Rich in naturally occurring essential fatty acids and valued for helping support smooth, supple-looking skin.

Pomegranate Seed Oil
A concentrated botanical oil rich in punicic acid and naturally occurring antioxidants.

Black Cumin Seed Oil
A distinctive seed oil containing essential fatty acids and naturally occurring antioxidant compounds.

How to Use

Warm 2–3 drops between the palms and gently press into cleansed skin.

For best results, apply after a water-based serum or moisturiser to help seal in hydration. Use morning and/or evening as required.

Ingredients

Camellia Oleifera Seed Oil*, Simmondsia Chinensis Seed Oil*, Rosa Canina Fruit Oil*, Punica Granatum Seed Oil*, Nigella Sativa Seed Oil*, Tocopherol*, Cymbopogon Martini Oil, Pelargonium Graveolens Oil*, Pogostemon Cablin Leaf Oil*.

*Certified Organic Ingredient

30 mL
Small-batch made in Hawke’s Bay, New Zealand.