Garden Face Oil Key Ingredients
Larrea tridentata ( Chaparral leaf ) infused oil is packed with NDGA, a powerful antioxidant shown to protect and repair skin against free radicals and environmental damage (J. Invest. Dermatol). Traditionally used by Indigenous communities for wound healing and purification, chaparral is one of the oldest and most resilient plants in the world.
Rubus idaeus ( Red Raspberry seed oil ) is abundant in omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids, as well as vitamin E and polyphenols, raspberry seed oil helps strengthen the skin’s barrier, promote elasticity, and defend against oxidative stress (Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, 2010). Red Raspberry seed oil is also anti inflammatory and anti-microbial.
Hippophae rhamnoides ( SeaBuckthorn ) is a deeply restorative botanical extract derived from the berries and seeds of Hippophae rhamnoides, a hardy shrub native to Europe and Asia. Exceptionally rich in omega fatty acids. Including the rare omega-7 and vitamin E. Sea buckthorn oil supports skin elasticity, barrier repair, and cellular regeneration. Its vibrant orange hue reflects its potent antioxidant concentration. Organically sourced
Urtica dioica ( Nettle ) leaf–infused oil is a nutrient-dense botanical remedy long revered in traditional herbalism for its ability to soothe and strengthen compromised skin. Rich in vitamins A, C, and K, as well as key minerals such as silica, magnesium, and zinc, nettle helps support the skin’s structural integrity, and calms inflammatory responses. Organically grown in the USA and infused in organic jojoba oil.
Rosa rubiginosa eglanteria ( Rosehip oil) is a highly regenerative botanical extract prized for its ability to support skin barrier repair, improve tone, and deliver deep nourishment. It is rich in essential fatty acids as well as vitamins A and C. Coldpressed, unrefined and organically grown.
FOR THE LOVE
OF THE GARDEN
We believe that skincare is agricultural, and so we source our herbs and oils from farmers and herbalists who exclusively use organic, or regenerative practices - cultivating a more nutrient dense product to protect and nourish while supporting better soil systems and stewards of earth.
