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Everything your skin loves.

Pure, multi-purpose care - from cold-pressed castor oil to little-one rollers.

A few kind words from customers

Obsessed with these products - my skin feels so much more hydrated.

Nelia N. Hydration Mist
You've definitely gained a customer! The product is fantastic.

Elsa K. Skincare
The Joint Warrior helps enormously, especially after two back surgeries.

Lindie N. Joint Warrior
My hair is soft, less frizzy and looks healthier - no extra products.

Dore B. Shampoo
I can't be without it - my day and night cream, and I wear it under my makeup too.

Elize C. Serum
Ek kan sommer 'n verskil aan my vel sien. Sal weer bestel.

Marlene S. Skincare
I love your castor oil.

Dawn E. Castor Oil
Die Vit C staan definitief uit as een van my gunstelinge.

Antonette E. Vit C Serum
I've been using the shampoo and detangler for two weeks now - what a treat!

Adele B. Hair
Love, love die shampoo - ek geniet die produkte baie.

Carin P. Shampoo
Love die produkte!!

Tania C.
In perfekte kondisie ontvang. Ek gaan definitief weer kontak maak.

Surette B. Service
Pakkie ontvang. Dankie vir die goeie diens.

Esme M. Service
Ek love die reuk van my produk en dit voel great op my hare.

Yvonne Hair
Ek is so beindruk met al die produkte. Baie dankie.

Anja B.
Ek geniet my produkte baie! Baie dankie.

Lizel A.

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There are several ways to use essential oils, depending on the oil and the intended use. Some common methods include:

Aromatherapy: Essential oils can be used for aromatherapy by adding a few drops to a diffuser or humidifier to disperse the scent into the air. You can also put a drop or two on a tissue or cotton ball and inhale directly.
Topical application: Essential oils can be applied topically (on the skin) after being diluted with a carrier oil, such as coconut oil or jojoba oil. Dilution is important as some oils can be irritating to skin and can cause allergic reactions. The dilution rate is usually 5-10% for adults, but it can vary depending on the oil and the individual.
Ingestion: Only a few essential oils can be used internally, and only under the guidance of a professional or certified aromatherapist. Internal use of essential oils can be dangerous if not done correctly.
Bath: Adding a few drops of essential oils to your bath water can help create a relaxing and aromatic experience.
Massage: Mixing a few drops of essential oils with a carrier oil, such as coconut oil, and using it for massage can help promote relaxation and reduce muscle tension.

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