Ambrosia del Cerrado Organic Liquid Moisturizer with Aloe and Pequi Fruit, Buriti, and Moringa Oil; Vegan, Certified Cruelty Free, Handcrafted in the USA (2 fl oz)

Description

Introducing the mysterious Ambrosia del Cerrado Liquid Moisturizer, with an irresistible guava-plus-citrus scent. What do I mean by a liquid moisturizer? It is much more than a hydrating toner yet it retains the ultra-light feel of one, this hydrator feels like applying yellow dewdrops that happen to be fully charged with unrefined, whole-food (not isolated or factory-produced "nature identical") nutrients from the superfood buriti, pequi, and moringa oils. My idea was to offer a cross between a hydrating toner and a moisturizer, to deliver lots of moisture without a waxy or overly emollient feel. I find this format very appealing for the times when I feel my skin is dehydrated but I don't want oil or an emulsion (lotion or cream) on my face for that breathable, light feel. Now, about the oils chosen for this formula: the hand-extracted pequi fruit oil from the cerrado savanna in Brazil is a unique extract-like oil that is rich in vitamin C, betacarotene (which the body converts to vitamin A), and vitamins B1 and B2, all promoting firm, supple, even-toned skin. Buriti oil, also from Brazil, is highly praised for anti-aging results and for improving the appearance of brown spots and scars. Moringa pod oil further aids moisturization and delivers an incredible range of vitamins, minerals, and phytonutrients (too many to list all of them here, but for starters, it contains betacarotenes, several B vitamins, selenium, and zinc). There are no fragrances added to this formula, not even essential oils, to allow the unique fruitiness of the pequi fruit to come through. Moringa oil provides a complimentary green note. I chose a Portuguese name for this product to draw your attention to the Cerrado area in Brazil, as this beautiful savanna is considered the biologically richest, and most threatened savanna in the world. A portion of our profits will support the people and the environment of the Cerrado.