Description
Vitamin C Hemp Seed Oil is a luxurious, liquid gold oil that works to nourish, hydrate, brighten and protect the skin. Vitamin C and lipid-rich Hemp Seed Oil target hyperpigmentation, support collagen synthesis and even skin tone, while omega fatty acids deeply hydrate and soothe for improved texture and resilience. This rich yet fast-absorbing corrective oil also strengthens the skin’s barrier, protects against free radical damage, enhances firmness and increases radiance for a healthier, revitalised complexion. Skin is left supple, luminous and glowing.
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- Dry, dehydrated and/or sensitive skin
- Compromised, eczema prone and barrier impaired skin
- Dull, devitalised and aging skins
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- Use once or twice daily, morning and/or evening
- Apply ¼ of a dropper onto clean, dry skin after water, gel or lotion serums
- Massage evenly over face and neck; add more if needed for full coverage
- In the morning, layer under an O Hydrator and Mineral Pro SPF
- Avoid overuse to prevent skin feeling oily
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Cannabis Sativa Seed Oil, Ascorbyl Tetraisopalmitate, Hydroxymethoxyphenyl Decanone, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride.
While we work hard to keep our ingredient information current, formulations may evolve or differ slightly. For complete accuracy, always refer to the ingredient list printed on your product’s packaging - it’s the definitive source.
- Dry, dehydrated and/or sensitive skin
- Compromised, eczema prone and barrier impaired skin
- Dull, devitalised and aging skins
- Use once or twice daily, morning and/or evening
- Apply ¼ of a dropper onto clean, dry skin after water, gel or lotion serums
- Massage evenly over face and neck; add more if needed for full coverage
- In the morning, layer under an O Hydrator and Mineral Pro SPF
- Avoid overuse to prevent skin feeling oily
Cannabis Sativa Seed Oil, Ascorbyl Tetraisopalmitate, Hydroxymethoxyphenyl Decanone, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride.
While we work hard to keep our ingredient information current, formulations may evolve or differ slightly. For complete accuracy, always refer to the ingredient list printed on your product’s packaging - it’s the definitive source.