Questions about Night Facial Oil

What oils are in the Night Facial Oil?
It blends jojoba seed oil, apricot kernel oil and squalane with vitamin E, plus geranium and blue tansy flower oils. Together they give balanced hydration and nourishment in a lightweight, fast-absorbing texture.
What skin types is the Night Facial Oil for?
It suits all skin types, especially dry, dehydrated or sensitive skin that wants gentle everyday moisture. Because it contains essential oils, those with very sensitive skin should patch-test on the jaw or inner arm before using it on the whole face.
Will a facial oil make my skin greasy?
No. This oil is silky, lightweight and fast-absorbing, so it melts into skin and leaves a soft, natural glow rather than a shine. Start with just a few drops on damp skin and add more only where you feel dry.
How do I use Night Facial Oil?
Apply a few drops to damp skin after cleansing or showering and massage until absorbed. Damp skin helps the oil spread and seal in moisture. Use it nightly or daily, and pay extra attention to dry patches.
How should I store the facial oil, and how long does it last?
Keep it in a cool, dry place and use it within 12 months of opening. The 1 oz glass bottle helps protect the oils; shake gently before use if needed.

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