Sunflower oil has high amounts of Vitamins A, B, D, E. It also has minerals like calcium, zinc, potassium, iron, and phosphorus. I did mention that plants make a lot of stuff right? Sunflower Oil is a regenerative skin softener and conditioner. Sunflower Oil is good for moisturizing all skin types. It is not too greasy for oily skin and not too light for dry skin. It’s the baby bear of carrier oils. It’s just right.

Coconut oil is made up of linoleic and lauric acid. It has the power to soothe irritated skin. Research finds that coconut oil is anti-inflammatory, can help stop damage caused by free radicals, and prevent infections. Did you know it is antimicrobial? In short, coconut oil is a good choice for acne prone or mature skin. Coconut also goes well with rum.

Apricot Kernel Oil contains Oleic Acids, Linoleic Acids, Alpha-Linolenic Acid, Palmitic Acid, Stearic Acid, Vitamin A, and Vitamin E. If there were a Vitamin Z I’m sure Apricot would have it. It has everything else! Apricot Oil conditions dry, sensitive skin. It also smooths out blemishes, wrinkles, fine lines, and other symptoms typical of maturing skin. It has a light consistency and is non-greasy. Apricot oil is deeply penetrating. This leaves skin smooth with a silky texture. It is a good oil for aged, sensitive, dry, or inflamed skin. Basically it’s good for everyone and has all the things. It is one of the most overlooked carrier oils I have encountered.

Cocoa butter is high in fatty acids and antioxidants. It is a powerful emollient. This is a fancy pants way of saying it smooths and softens skin. Cocoa butter also forms a protective barrier over skin that holds in moisture. Plus it smells like a cookie. Who doesn’t like things that smell like cookies?

Shea Butter's vital components are Oleic acid, Stearic acid, Palmitic acid, Linoleic acid, and Vitamins A, E, and F. That is a mouthful. This combination helps neutralize free radical damage. It also reduces fine lines and wrinkles some say can fade age spots. It can also stimulate collagen production. Shea butter is overall pretty awesome!

Beeswax hydrates, conditions, soothes, and calms skin. In addition it promotes skin regeneration. Consequently it diminishes signs of aging. Some people like that kind of thing. Beeswax also forms a protective barrier against environmental pollutants. Beeswax is a humectant. In other words, it attracts and retains hydration in your skin. Retaining hydration is very important. I think I’ve said that before. The beeswax used in these products is ethically sourced. Bees deserve our respect. They're awesome. Without them we will all die. Plus they have cute fuzzy butts.