Nile Delta, Egypt · Whole-kernel cold press

Comment utiliser une huile de grenade de grenade

Granate is pomegranate seed oil made the old way: the whole kernel is dried, then cold-pressed, which is why it comes out soft pink. Rich in antioxidants and a rare omega-5 fatty acid, it brings radiance back to dull, tired, weather-stressed skin.

Ingredient (INCI)
Punica granatum seed oil
Origin
Nile Delta, Egypt
Method
Dried kernel, cold-pressed
Texture
Medium, absorbs in 2-4 minutes
Best for
Dull, tired, stressed skin
Scent
Sweet and fruity, fades fast
Comment utiliser une huile de grenade de grenade

Comment utiliser une huile de grenade de grenade

Emballé avec de la vitamine C, l'huile de grenade de la grenade passe au fond de la peau pour équilibrer le pH de la peau, ce qui aide la peau à rester librement et claire. C'est un peu plus grasse que Jojoba, qui ressemble à peu près à la peau et ne laisse très peu si tout résidu huileux.

Routine matinale:

Nous suggérons d'utiliser toutes les huiles du matin immédiatement après la douche lorsque la peau est légèrement humide et que les pores sont ouverts. De cette façon, l'huile a la capacité d'absorber rapidement et de verrouiller l'humidité.

Utilisez une goutte à la fois - un peu va un peu!

Soirée de routine:

Dans la soirée - Mettez quelques gouttes d'huile de grenade sur le visage propre, massage à l'aide de mouvements circulaires vers le haut pour soulever la peau et augmenter le drainage lymphatique avant de dormir pour améliorer encore le rotation des cellules de la peau et la récupération qui a lieu pendant que vous dormez.

La grenade n'est pas une bonne huile pour nettoyer la peau. Si vous préférez un nettoyant de peau sensible sans alcool naturel, utilisez Katari Hoba (C'est une cire liquide qui fait un travail incroyable qui élimine tout maquillage). Puis rincer la face avec de l'eau ou utiliser un nettoyant à base d'eau si nécessaire, puis appliquez une huile de grenade en grenade.

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