With natural products, less is more. Using a small amount and slowly spreading it over your skin is healing, and thats self care. Using the right amount of cream on your face so you look dewy not greasy.

Ingredients details:

Coconut oil is excellent as a skin moisturizer and softener. It is a preferred oil in high-quality, cold process soap-making.

Chamomile butter has a calming aroma, and non-GMO Soy Butter that has high levels of lecithin and Vitamin E, together make a wonderful formula that will hydrate and soften your skin. It has a strong, fruity aroma and a greenish blue color from the chamomile. This blend is whipped to create a creamy consistency suitable for a massage butter or balm. It is also a great addition to soaps as well as creams and lotions.

Rosehip butter is a pale pink butter, and an elegant blend of Rosehip Extract (Rosa canina), Rosehip Oil mix with non-GMO Soy Butter. Rosehip Extract is believed to contain Vitamin C and Rosehip Oil is considered a rich source of essential fatty acids. This butter helps to smooth the skin and reduce the appearance of aging.

Carrot seed butter is a bright yellowish solid butter made by a combination of carrot oil and non-GMO Soy Butter. Carrot Oil is rich in beta-carotene, Vitamin B, C, D and E, and essential fatty acids. This butter can be added to creams or lotions to make them ultra-rich and improve the hydration and smooth texture of the skin. This exotic butter spreads well, making it an excellent choice for massage butter or as a base for moisturizing products.

Beeswax. Sourced locally from Foote Family Farm, Cambridge, Nova Scotia. Antibacterial, closing the pours on the skin keeping the cream topically longer. Pure Beeswax produces a fragrant candle that burns longer and cleaner than ordinary wax candles. In fact, pure Beeswax has the highest melting point of any known wax. Its slow, smokeless flame gives off more light and heat than other waxes and without dripping. Made by industrious honeybees from the nectar of flowers, beeswax has a sweet, natural fragrance of its own. It is produced by bees in the form of tiny scales that are "sweated" from the segments on the underside of their abdomens. To stimulate the production of beeswax, the bees gorge themselves with honey or sugar syrup and huddle together to raise the temperature of the cluster.

Grapeseed Oil is heavily used in skincare formulations for creams and lotions, and in aromatherapy. It is the preferred carrier oils for many massage therapists because of its light, satin-like finish. It also has some skin toning and non-comedogenic characteristics and can be used on oily or acne-prone skin. Grapeseed Carrier Oil is one of the lightest carrier oils available.  Absorbs easily into the skin.

Tea tree or Melaleuca essential oil cleans the pours on the skin, dried impurities and feels slightly cool to the touch.

Lavender essential oil is calming, anti-inflammatory and gentle on the skin.