Shea butter

Shea butter works best for any kind of redness, sunburn, rash or cuts. Therefore butter consists of derivatives of Cinnamic acid which helps in pushing away inflammation. It stimulates the excretion of collagen which makes the skin look youthful. The Shea butter also contains various vitamins which prevent the premature ageing of the skin.

Cucumbers

cucumbers makes the skin glow instantly. The host of essential vitamins and minerals in cucumbers help to soothe inflammation, lower redness and prevent blemishes. Cucumber works like a wonder veggie when applied on the skin directly, making it supple and healthy.

Vitamin c extract

The brightening properties of vitamin C also extend to fading dark spots and lightening hyperpigmentation. Vitamin C inhibits the pathway of abnormal production of skin pigments (melanin) to even out the skin tone and lightens dark spots, sun spots, acne scars, blemishes, and hyperpigmentation due to melasma.

Olive oil

Olive oil increases the concentration of sun-blocking protein in the skin. Olive oil has Squalene which is a natural fat that protects against the skin-damaging factors. Olive oil has a high percentage of antioxidants which reduces oxidative stress.

Cleanser

Firstly, apply cleansing on face and neck. Massage gently for 2-3 minutes and wipe off with damp cotton.

Toner

Pour a small amount on a cotton ball. Gently wipe it over your face avoiding the eye area. After applying toner, give your face a few moments to dry before using moisturizer

Massage

Apply Massage Crème and gently massage all over your face and neck in circular movements

Mask

Apply the mask in a thin even layer all over the face and neck avoiding the eye area. Place two wet cotton wool pads over the eyes and relax for 10-15 minutes. Rinse off with splashes of cold water and pat dry.

Serum:

Take the gel on your finger tips and gently massage it all over your face and neck.