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Vata Serum | Ayurvedic Face Oil for Dry, Delicate Skin

€29,51

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Our Vata Serum is formulated with pure, organic oils that are specially selected to quench the thirst of your skin. Acting as a daily moisturizer, cell regenerator & protectant, this all-encompassing serum is “the” essential component of your skincare ritual. The nourishing oils in this formula absorb deeply  within the skin’s layers, delivering instant repair & replenishing moisture to even the driest of skin. Experience rejuvenated, hydrated, glowing skin!


KEY INGREDIENTS:

Apricot Kernel Oil 

As its name suggests, apricot kernel oil is produced from the kernel or pit of an apricot. When topically applied, the emollient properties of this fast-absorbing oil help to exfoliate & moisturize the skin, eliminating patches of dryness & retaining moisture deep within the skin’s layers. Packed with antioxidants, apricot kernel oil is able to relieve oxidative stress in the skin. This is good news for anyone suffering from fine lines & wrinkles. These powerful antioxidants also help to firm & tone the skin, reduce age spots & prevent cellular mutation, which may lead to skin cancer. 

Geranium 

Geranium has been used since ancient Egypt to beautify the skin due to its antibacterial & anti-inflammatory properties. This delightfully floral essential oil is especially beneficial for its treatment of fine lines, wrinkles & replenishing dry skin. Geranium also contains essential fatty acids which promote healthy skin cells, tone & support lasting beauty.

Helichrysum 

Helichrysum is the Latin name for a Mediterranean flowering plant also known as “immortal” or “everlasting”. This name is quite appropriate because this oil has cellular regenerating properties which builds healthy, happy skin cells. Helichrysum is also antimicrobial, antibiotic & anti-inflammatory. This oil has the ability to speed up the healing of wounds, burns & rashes & also has been known to reduce scarring & prevent skin infections. Additionally, helichrysum supports skin vitality, helping to reduce age spots, even skin tone & texture, firm the skin & reduce the appearance of fine lines. Lastly, its emollient properties help to keep the skin perfectly hydrated & glowing.

Rosehip Seed Oil 

Rosehip oil is harvested from the seeds of rose bushes. It contains vitamin A, vitamin C & antioxidants which help reverse signs of aging while also boosting collagen production & improving skin elasticity. Rosehip's benefits do not stop there! It also contains anti-inflammatory fatty acids & emollient properties to help moisturize & repair the skin. Rosehip seed oil has also been known to fade hyper-pigmentation & reduce scarring. If you are looking to balance dry or aging skin, make rosehip seed oil apart of your daily skincare routine!


FULL LIST OF INGREDIENTS: Jasmine* Infused Sesame Oil*, Almond Oil*, Jojoba Oil*, Apricot Oil*, Argan Oil*, Rosehip Seed Oil*, Black Cumin Seed Oil* & Essential Oils of Lavender**, Geranium**, Roman Chamomile** & Helichrysum**

*certified organic  **certified pure therapeutic grade

SIZE: .5 oz glass bottle

Infused with Ayurvedic Healing Mantra. Tested on Family & Friends. Handcrafted in Small Batches with Love.


If irritation occurs, discontinue use. These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any diseases.

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