Organic Facial Oil
 
 Natir's organic face oil has a well thought out recipe where all aspects of our skin layers' needs are carefully included in the choice of ingredients.
 Thin nutritious oils are easily absorbed by the skin, soothe and strengthen sensitive / reactive skin to better withstand stresses such as heat, cold, sun and dry air.
 The oils help the skin to balance, soothe inflammation, strengthen the skin barrier, regulate sebum production, reduce superficial redness, increase cell renewal, reduce inflammation and prevent scars.
 Squalene and jojoba remain as a silky protective film on the skin.
 The oil works great on the beard and the area around the eyes.
 Spread 5Dr over the entire face / beard after cleansing and before day / night cream or makeup.
 Morning and evening.
 
 〰️ Black cumin. Apricot kernel oil. Argan. Jojoba. Sesame. thistle. Squalene. Vitamin E.
 Fragrance; Essential oils of Siberian Spruce, Basil and Lavender
 
 Key ingredients;
 
 Black cumin oil
 Rich in; unsaturated fatty acids, omega 3, omega 6, vitamins B1, B2, B3, vitamin E, folic acid and many minerals. This helps in fighting acne, sun damage and provides protection against free radicals.
 Black cumin oil has a cell-renewing, anti-inflammatory and antibacterial effect.
 
 Jojoba oil
 Is in its structure is very similar to the sebum that is naturally produced by our own skin glands, so therefore our skin easily receives its properties.
 Rich in nutrients such as vitamin E and B as well as important minerals; zinc, copper and silicon.
 Jojoba oil is a thin wax that gives a silky smooth feeling to the skin. Provides protection.
 
 
 Argan oil
 A unique oil from the Moroccan argan tree which is a very potent nutrient and moisturizer of skin and hair.
 The oil contains high levels of vitamins A, E, antioxidants and omega 6 and many fatty acids.
 Argan oil is used to reduce inflammation in the skin,
 suits the sensitive skin.
 
 Squalen
 Gives the skin a silky smooth surface, has a moisturizing and emollient effect.
 Protects against free radicals.