FYI Cosmetics - 100% Organic, Cold-Pressed Prickly Pear Seed Oil
I am one of the most powerful skin care ingredients on this planet. Packed with essential fatty acids, phytosterols, polyphenols, fat-soluble vitamins E, K and antioxidants, I help to soothe, regenerate and brighten skin.
I am a light, quick-absorbing, non-greasy facial oil, gentle enough for all skin types. Extracted from the seeds of the prickly pear cactus, some people may know me as barbary fig seed oil.
I help with / against:
- Improved Complexion
- Hyperpigmentation / Brighten
- Elasticity / anti-aging
- Soft, Moisturized & Nourished Skin
- Under-eye puffiness & dark under-eye circles
- Possible prevention of premature wrinkle formation by neutralizing free radicals
Comes in a beautiful miron glass bottle.
Scent: Very neutral, this very high quality oil smells a bit like hay / grass, which can vary per batch and season because it is a 100% natural, organic product without any additives.
Staff says: I love using this under my eyes, straight from the fridge!
Amazingy tip: mix this oil in your hands with some squalane and/or organic rosehip oil, and/or organic argan oil and make your own favourite facial serum. When ordering one of these, feel free to ask for samples of the others so you can try!
Apply me onto damp skin in the evening, lean back and let the magic happen.
Against under-eye puffiness and/or dark circles: refrigerate and apply me, preferably cold, under the eyes.
Store cold to maintain freshness.
Consumers are becoming more conscious of the ingredients in the cosmetics and personal care products that we are putting on our body. Many cosmetic labels claim that products are “natural,” “healthy,” and “safe,” but the government does not always really define or investigate the use of these terms on personal care and cosmetic labels.
So, what can a consumer look for on a cosmetic label or personal care label to make an informed decision about ingredients? With this topic more popular than ever, we state exactly how organic a product is, if it is certified, and what that certification actually means.
- Acne / Blemishes
- Anti-Aging
- Anti-Pollution
- Burns
- Chafing
- Chapped / Cracked Lips
- Clogged Pores / Dull & Congested Skin
- Cold Sores
- Damaged Hair
- Dermatitis / Eczema
- Discoloration / Hyperpigmentation
- Dry Hair
- Dry Lips
- Dry Skin
- Dull Hair
- Dull Skin
- Eye Puffiness
- Frizzy Hair
- Impurities
- Inflammation
- Irritated / Damaged Skin
- Large Pores
- Redness
- Rosacea
- Sagging Skin
- Scars
- Stretch Marks
- Sun Damage (heals sun-damaged skin)
- Tired / Devitalised Skin
As you can see, we don't sell 100's of brands. The reason for this is that we continue to carefully make a selection of the enormous amount of brands to end up with what we consider to be THE top-quality, high-performing skin care, hair care, makeup, and mom & baby products out there, with the best ingredients nature has to offer, and made by ethical & passionate companies. We hope this will make it easier for you to choose.
Customer reviews
Recommendation for purchase
I am male, 42, and my skin is super-sensitive since childhood. On top of that I have Rozacea and can't use many things. So I try to keep my skincare routine simple and try to nurture it as much as possible, with a minimum of products, since my skin freaks out if I use to much. My skin is a sensitive combination skin. I always have the problem that some products are either to light and then my skin is dry, flacky, itchy and prone to iritation, or a product is to heavy and then I shine like bacon and my Rozacea says hi! This product is exactly right. It smells somehow nutty, it feeos light but gives the exact amount of moisture. My skin loves it. No break outs, no shine, no dryness. Skin just feels soft and perfectly nurtured and it just looks healthy! My friends say: why do you say you have Rosazea? Your skin looks great. I mix 2-3 drops on my palm with my Alge Serum and that works perfectly fine for me. In combo with the Pai Rose and Camellia Cleanser just does wonders and I look fab!
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