‘Marula Hazelnut’ Face Oil

Marula makes a good moisturizer for oily skin and treating acne because it's non-greasy. It also has antimicrobial properties and may be effective against the bacteria that contribute to the formation of pimples, whiteheads, and blackheads. Marula oil is quick-absorbing despite being thick, and contains Vitamin C and Vitamin E to provide antioxidant benefits to your skin.

Hazelnut oil contains Tannins, which are powerful antioxidants, which makes it an astringent that can help dry oily skin, cleanse and shrink pores, and remove bacteria. Hazelnut Oil is non-comedogenic, which means it won't clog your pores which is a good thing when it comes to oily or acne prone skin. It has natural astringent 

Aloe Vera Oil not only does it have anti-inflammatory properties that reduce redness and irritation, but also has natural antibiotic properties to help heal acne breakouts. Aloe vera is good for oily skin because it helps to purge excessive sebum, a non-essential oil that causes an oily and shiny appearance on the face.

Jojoba Oil Jojoba oil has anti-inflammatory agents. These, along with its healing, antimicrobial and moisturizing properties, gives us good reason to believe that jojoba oil, when applied on the skin can treat mild acne. Jojoba oil has excellent healing properties and has been used by the native Americans to heal wounds and scars. It is a popular ingredient in sunscreens and can be used as a natural sunscreen. It can also be used to treat sunburns. Jojoba soothes the burnt skin while healing them, which helps to alleviate the pain after a sunburn.

Directions: Apply to clean skin daily and can be used on Face & Body