A salad for your face

I’ve had this for around 6 months and only just got around to playing with it. I had no idea these tiny little bottles came in at £32. I had two of them gifted at a blog event.

I’ve not used any Miss Organics products before, but I’m sure you won’t be surprised to discover from their name that it’s a very natural product. Their brand has some fantastic product promises that apply to everything they sell:

• 100% natural ingredients
• Always certified organic whenever an organic ingredient can be sourced
• Made in small batches to preserve freshness
• Minimally processed – cold pressed, raw ingredients when possible
• Plant-based/ Vegan
• Ethically sourced and fair-trade ingredients
• Recycled/biodegradable packaging
• Free from GMO
• No animal testing
• Free from synthetics (no parabens, sulphates, mineral oils, petroleum, talc, pegs, dea, artificial fragrances, silicones, colours)
• Supports Fair Trade
• Made in the UK with a lot of love.

I’m sure you can agree that these are the values we like to see in all of our products, so well done at ticking that box. That’s one big tick you have, Miss Organics.

The face oil itself is made with 7 nutrient-dense cold pressed organic oils plus Vitamin E. Its aim is to feed, regenerate and protect skin as well as boost its natural glow. It quickly absorbs into skin leaving it feeling soft and looking radiant. The oils blended in the product include rosehip, apricot kernel, evening primrose oil, red mandarin and chamomile.

Here’s the full ingredients list:

Ingredients: Oenothera biennis (Evening primrose) oil*, Prunus armeniaca (Apricot) kernel oil*, Carthamus tinctorius (Thistle) seed oil*, Rosa canina (Rosehip) fruit oil*, Simmondsia chinesis (Jojoba) seed oil*, Cucurbita pepo (Pumpkin) seed oil*, Tocopherol (Vit E), Helianthus annuus (Sunflower) seed oil*, Lavandula angustifolia (Lavender) oil*, Anthemis nobilis (Chamomile) flower oil*, Citrus reticulata (Red Mandarin) peel oil*, Rosmarinus officinalis (Rosemary) leaf extract*, d-Limonene**, Linalol**, Geraniol

You use it by applying 2-3 drops to your skin and massaging across your face after cleansing in an upwards/circular motion on an evening and at night. It can be used to replace a moisturiser or serum.

I’ve loved using this and I’m so glad I have 2 bottles of the stuff. I have dry skin, so was unsure if I could get away without using a moisturiser as well, but I can! It doesn’t make skin look oily, just quenched.