top of page

01

(Vitellaria Paradoxa)

Shea butter is extracted from the shea fruit, which grows in the western forest savannas of Ghana, Mali, Ivory Coast, Burkina Faso on the African continent. The trees can grow to heights of up to 65 ft. In the Mandinka language, its name means “life”.  Shea Butter is like food for the skin. It contains the vitamins A, E, and K, zinc, magnesium, potassium, oleic acid, and linoleic acid Omega 6.

​

This makes African Shea butter the perfect carrier for our organic infused oils because human cells are covered in lipids or fats. When the infused shea butter and the cell combine the nutrients from the Shea butter are absorbed by the cell and can then begin the healing process.

African Shea butter white.png

BENEFITS OF SHEA BUTTER:

​

  • Moisturizes Dry Skin

  • Treats Acne and Blemishes

  • Reduces Skin Inflammation

  • Prevents premature Wrinkles

  • Restores Skin Elasticity

  • Reduces Razor bumps and Irritation

  • Reduces Stretch Marks

  • Lip Care

  • Soothes Muscles aches

  • Reduces Rheumatism /Arthritis

  • Heals wounds

  • Reduces Dermatitis

  • Reduces Psoriasis / Eczema

  • Anti-inflammatory

  • Promotes Hair Growth

  • Muscle fatigue aches and tension

  • Skin Damage from Burns

  • Treats Insect bites

Shea Tree.jpg

02

The Tree Of Life”

Baobab trees, often referred to as the “tree of life,” grow both in Africa and Asia. They are the largest and longest-living angiosperm (or flowering) trees today, with some individuals live close to 5,000 years. The baobab oil is extracted from the fruit seeds, by first being dried and stored for months and then cold-pressed. Baobab Oil has tremendous benefits for the skin due to its softening, healing, and regenerating properties. Baobab fruit has 7 to 10 times more Vitamin C than oranges, 30 times more fiber lettuce, 5 times more magnesium than avocados, 6 times more potassium bananas, and 2 times more calcium than cows milk.

Baobab oil.png

BENEFITS OF BAOBAB OIL:

​

  • Antimicrobial

  • Antiviral

  • Anti-oxidant

  • Anti-inflammatory

  • Improving digestive health

  • Supporting the immune system

  • General hydration and skin health

  • Increases Collagen

  • Emollient

  • Reduces Stretch Marks

  • Soothes Chapped Lips

  • Alleviates Eczema 

  • Psoriasis

  • Reduces Asthma

  • Symptoms

  • 9 Essential Fatty Acids

  • Pain Relief

  • Immunomodulatory

  • Antioxidant

  • Antidiabetic

  • Wound and Scar Healing

Baobab Tree.jpg

03

(Cannabis sativa) 

CBD stands for cannabidiol. It is the second most prevalent of the active ingredients of cannabis (marijuana) plant. CBD, or cannabidiol, is a compound found primarily in the flowers and leaves of the hemp plant. Up to 40% of the plant’s extract is CBD.


The body does create its own cannabinoids, called endocannabinoids, to help support our regulatory system. This central system helps to keep our bodies balanced day to day, including: anxiety, appetite, pain sensation, mood, memory, immune system functions, and inflammation control.

CBD oil.png

BENEFITS OF CBD:

​

  • Reduces Inflammation

  • Inhibits Cancer Cell Growth

  • Promotes Bone Growth

  • Inhibits Bacteria Growth

  • Alleviates Eczema / Psoriasis

  • Anxiety Relief

  • Acne Suppressor

  • Anti-fungal

  • Delays Skin Aging

  • Neuroprotective properties

  • Benefits heart health

  • Anti-tumor

  • Diabetes prevention

  • Epilepsy

Hemp oil.jpg

04

(Cocos nucifera) 

For thousands of years, Pacific Islanders have used coconut as their primary source of food and medicine, and as a result, have always been among the healthiest, longest-lived people in the world. Because they have maintained their traditional diets, they are known to be generally free of heart disease, diabetes, cancer and other degenerative conditions common in our western culture.

Once planted, a coconut tree can grow up to 100 feet tall, and yield thousands of coconuts and many thousands of liters of sap over its 70-100 year lifespan. More than just a sustainable food crop, every part of the coconut tree is useful to mankind including the roots, trunks, leaves, husks, fiber, fruit, water, sap, oil, milk and meat.

Coconut oil is high in healthy saturated fats that have different effects than most other fats in your diet. These fats can boost fat burning and provide your body and brain with quick energy. They also raise the good HDL cholesterol in your blood, which is linked to reduced heart disease risk.

Coconut Oil.png

BENEFITS OF COCONUT OIL

​

  • Sunscreen

  • Skin softener

  • Reduces stress

  • Leaves hair with a shin

  • Promotes Healthy skin

  • Prevents liver Disease

  • Promotes would healing

​​

  • Fights CandidaPrevents Premature aging

  • Increases metabolism

  • Improves dental health

  • Relieves Skin Irritation

  • Improves brain function

  • Improve liver health

coconut Tree.jpg

05

(Cannabis Sativa)

Cannabaceae Hemp oil (hemp seed oil) Hemp is among the oldest industries on the planet. Records indicate that as far back as 6,000 BCE, hemp seeds and oil were used in food in ancient China. Hemp plants were also utilized as consumption, building materials, for clothing, and even shoes.

Hemp seed oil is obtained by cold pressing hemp seeds. The oil pressed from hemp seeds, in particular, is a rich source of polyunsaturated omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids, which are essential for human health. Hemp contains over 25% high-quality protein with nearly 20 amino acids and nine essential amino acids. In every 30 grams (g) of seeds, or about 3 tablespoons, there are 9.46 g of protein. The oil from the hemp seed is highly nutritious and may be especially helpful for the skin. The vitamins and fatty acids in this oil may help keep the skin healthy and prevent breakouts. A 2014 study looking at the lipid profile of hemp seed oil found that it is rich in healthful oils and fatty acids. The abundance of fatty acids makes the oil an excellent choice for nourishing the skin and protecting it from inflammation, oxidation, and other causes of aging.

Hemp oil.png

BENEFITS OF HEMP OIL

​

  • Moisturizes Dry Skin

  • Anti-inflammatory

  • Anti- Bacterial

  • Reduces Acne

  • Reduces Psoriasis / Eczema

  • Reduces Lichen Planus

  • Moisturizes Dry Skin

  • Anti-inflammatory

  • Anti- Bacterial

  • Reduces Acne

  • Reduces Psoriasis / Eczema

  • Reduces Lichen Planus

Hemp copy.jpg

06

(Hibiscus Rosa-Sinensis)

Hibiscus, also called “Rosemallo,” is a genus of flowering plants in the mallow family, with several hundred species native to warm, tropical regions. The flowers are large, and trumpet-shaped, with five or more petals. The extract is most often taken from red flowers known as “roselle.” The naturally occurring acids in Hibiscus Oil help to purify the skin by breaking down dead skin and increasing cell turnover. Moreover, Hibiscus naturally enhances the skin’s ability to hold moisture resulting in youthful skin.

Hibiscus Oil.png

BENEFITS HIBISCUS OIL

​

  • Antioxidants

  • Evens Skin Tone

  • Intense Moisture

  • Exfoliates Dead Cells

  • Oily Skin Control

  • Natural Botox Properties

  • Herpes Suppressor

  • Anti-fungal

  • Delays Skin Aging

  • Heals Cuts and Bruises 

Hibiscus.jpg

07

(Simmondsia Chinensis)
Long used by Native Americans for its many benefits, Jojoba Oil is produced from the seed of the Jojoba plant, a shrubby tree that is native to southern Arizona, California, and Egypt. It lives on sandy or stony soil, very poor and does not need fertilizers, it also requires little water. it adapts to extreme conditions thanks to the very developed and deep roots and the waxy coating of the leaves. The main fact is that it lacks of glycerine which is a rarity in oils, for this reason, it is a liquid wax, despite being called an oil.It sets solid in cold temperatures. It absorbs easily because is very compatible with the skin, similar to the waxes found on human sebum. This plant was also known to the Aztecs who used it as food and oil, to treat skin diseases and wounds. They called it “Hohowi”. It is a natural SPF booster because of the stability of the molecules to UV rays. Jojoba oil naturally deters microbes, helping to prevent the growth of bacteria on the skin. This property makes it useful for those with acne, and also provides an added wound-healing benefit.

Jojoba Oil.png

BENEFITS OF JOJOBA OIL

​

  • Acne Suppressor

  • Sunburn

  • Prevents Cold Sores

  • Alleviates Eczema / Psoriasis

  • Prevents Alopecia

  • Wound Healing

  • Anti-fungal

  • Delays Skin Aging

  • Promotes Hair Growth

  • Reduces Sun Burn

  • Hypoallergenic

  • Collagen synthesis

  • Reduces wrinkles

jojoba copy.jpg

08

(Vanilla Planifolia)

Located just east of the southern portion of Africa, the area known as the Bourbon Islands includes the islands of Réunion, Madagascar, Mauritius, Comoro and Seychelles. Around 1793, a vanilla vine was smuggled from Mexico to the Réunion island. Vanilla comes from a plant belonging to the orchid family called Vanilla planifolia. Vanilla plant completes its process to flower in a span of 7 years. From each blossom of the vine that is successfully fertilized comes a pod which reaches 6-10 inches in length, picked at 6-9 months. Vanilla is an aromatic stimulant useful in infusions for treating, Hysteria, Rheumatism, and low forms of fever. Vanilla oil extracted from the pods exhilarate the brain, increase muscular energy, stimulate sexual propensities, Boost Skin and Hair Health, and many other health benefits.

vanilla oil.png

BENEFITS OF VANILLA OIL:

​

  • Improves Sleep Quality

  • Maintains Respiratory Health

  • Defends Against Disease

  • Natural Aphrodisiac

  • Relieves PMS Symptoms

  • Antioxidant

  • Antimutagenic

  • Reduces fever

  • Relieves Depression

  • Boost skin and Hair growth

  • Redices Acne

  • Prevents Wrinkles

  • Fends off free Radicals

  • Fights infection

vanilla oil.jpg

09

(Gamma-tocopherol) γ-tocopherol

Vitamin E is a fat-soluble antioxidant that helps protect our cells from damage. This essential nutrient occurs naturally in many foods and is available as a dietary supplement. Our bodies store and use Vitamin E as needed and help with the support of the immune system, cell function, and skin health. Its main role is to act as an antioxidant, scavenging loose electrons—so-called “free radicals”—that can damage cells. It also enhances immune function and prevents clots from forming in heart arteries. Out of 8 compounds of Vitamin E, Alpha-tocopherol is the most active in humans.

vitamin e.png

BENEFITS OF VITAMIN E:

​

  • Reduces Atopic Dermatitis

  • Prevents Wrinkles

  • Prevents Skin Damage

  • Alleviate Eczema / Psoriasis

  • Prevents Cold Sores

  • Prevents Alopecia

  • Wound Healing

  • Anti-fungal

  • Delays Skin Aging

  • Promotes Hair Growth

  • Reduces Sun Burn

sunflower.jpg

10

(phylloquinone)

Vitamin K is an essential nutrient that helps your blood clot and your bones grow the way they should. It also help prevent the bone disease osteoporosis and protect you against heart disease. Vitamin K is found in green leafy vegetables such as broccoli and spinach, and in vegetable oils. Vitamin K prevents calcification of arteries and other soft tissue. Calcification of organs and other soft tissue is an adverse consequence of aging. Vitamin K may play a role in the regulation of blood sugar. The pancreas, which makes insulin, has the second-highest amount of vitamin K in the body. Vitamin K supplements improve bone health and reduce risk of bone fractures, particularly in postmenopausal women who are at risk for osteoporosis.

Vitamin K1, also called phylloquinone, is mostly found in plant foods like leafy green vegetables. It makes up about 75–90% of all vitamin K consumed by humans.Vitamin K2 is found in fermented foods and animal products, and is also produced by gut bacteria. It has several subtypes called menaquinones (MKs) that are named by the length of their side chain. They range from MK-4 to MK-13.

Vitamin K copy.png

BENEFITS OF VITAMIN K

​

  • Prevents Redness

  • Prevents Wrinkles

  • Alleviates Eczema / Psoriasis

  • Prevents Excessive Dryness

  • Prevents Stretch Marks

  • Prevents Spider Veins

  • Prevents Scars

  • Minimizes Blemishes

  • Reduces Dark Eye Spots

  • Bone Health

  • Prevents Heart Disease

Vitamin K.png
bottom of page