Organic, Cruelty-free, High Potency Skin Care
Potent Organic Ingredients
Visibly transform your skin with all organic, powerful vitamin-rich botanicals and raw, cold-pressed oils!
Renowned for potent healing and nourishment, the exquisite ingredients in Sacred Serum awaken every tiny cell, locking in hydration for supple, silky- smooth, balanced skin that glows with pure radiance.
A deep soothing dose of Rose hydration
Delight in the highest vibration with our hydrating and calming SACRED ROSE MIST TONER resulting in glowing, plump and deeply softened skin ready to be sealed in by our nourishing Sacred Serum.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, we formulated the serum using the very best organic cold pressed oils in order to provide the vitamins, nutrients and antioxidants to heal and nourish your skin. In the rare case that you do have a reaction we offer a 30 day risk free return policy.
Yes, you can layer your other makeup on top of Sacred Serum. You may want to give it a few minutes to absorb into your skin before applying a layer on top. SACRED SERUM was formulated using oils, when combined at precise ratios, closely match sebum, your skins natural oil which allows it to absorb quickly and easily.
Many of our customers have found they wear less makeup due to the natural pigments of our oils like Raspberry Seed and Seabuckthorn that provides a healthy natural glow.
Our full size SACRED SERUM bottle is 50ml which is 70% larger than a typical 30ml serum so it lasts longer and you replace it less often. It typically lasts 2-3 months of twice daily use of our pipette dropper depending on dropper dosage.
The TRAVEL SET typically lasts 2-3 weeks of twice daily use depending on dropper dosage.
The full size ROSE MIST lasts anywhere from 1 to 3 months and it varies greatly on the amount of mist pumps you apply with each application.
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Your body is a beautifully complex interrelated system. Incorporating vitamins and nutrients into your skincare routine is important to protect the skin and provide it nutrition to manage and grow new skin cells. Thankfully , there are plenty of safe ways to feed your skin the nutrition it needs and that starts with choosing organic.
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Organic vegetables are a great source of vitamins and nutrients, while non-organic vegetables often lack the quantity and quality compared to organic vegetables. First, organic ingredients have more potent nutrients and they are free from chemicals and pesticides that enter your body. Why would you put harmful chemicals on your body if you have a choice? That's why it's important to choose organic whenever possible. Not only will you be doing your skin a favor, but you'll also be doing your body a big favor! It's no secret that a healthy diet leads to healthy skin. But what many people don't know is that the key to beautiful skin lies in vitamins and nutrients.
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Artificial colouring is everywhere. Especially when it comes to personal care and beauty, artificial dyes can be found in moisturisers, cleansers, shampoos and even lip balms. But just because they are so common, does it also mean they are safe?
Unlike skincare products formulated with natural ingredients, many products rely on artificial dye to add vibrant color. Dyes can be made of coal, tar, petroleum or heavy metals like arsenic and lead.
When absorbed into your skin, artificial colors can lead to blocked pores, irritation and inflammation.
Artificial dyes have been associated with acne troubles; they disturb sebum, the natural oil balance in your skin’s microbiome and can lead to breakouts.
The toxins present in these chemicals can also be absorbed into your body, causing further damage from within.
Artificial dyes can affect the skins neurons and cause allergic reactions, especially if you have sensitive skin.
Preservatives may be used in cosmetics to prevent the growth of harmful bacteria and mold. Parabens and formaldehyde-releasing preservatives are commonly used preservatives in cosmetic and personal care products.
Parabens are preservatives used in a wide variety of personal care products and foods to prevent the growth of microbes. These endocrine-disrupting chemicals can be absorbed through skin, blood and the digestive system.[1]
Phthalates Pronounced THAL-ates, these chemicals, which are linked to endocrine disruption, developmental and reproductive toxicity, and cancer, have been banned from cosmetics in the European Union, but still remain prevalent in U.S. products.
Methylisothiazolinone (MIT) and Methylchloroisothiazolinone (CMIT) may be hard to pronounce, but they can be even harder on the body. These common preservatives are found in many liquid personal care products, and have been linked to lung toxicity,[1]allergic reactions, and possible neurotoxicity.
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Many products list fragrance on the label, but very few name the specific ingredients that make up a fragrance. This lack of disclosure prevents consumers from knowing the full list of ingredients in their products.
Polyacrylamide is used as a stabilizer and binder in lotions and other products. Though it is not a concern in itself, it is made up of repeating molecules of acrylamide, which is a strongly suspected carcinogen and has been linked to mammary tumors.
Nanomaterials are defined as purposely engineering microscopic materials between 1 and 100 nanometers which is 1/8000th of a human hair. At this size these materials can be asbored into pores, skin and lungs. Of course nano sized particles exist in nature but we are referring to the engineered variety that can be harmful to skin cells.
Our products use only organic ingredients from plants. You can learn more about the risks of nanoparticles at the campaign for safe cosmetics.
Retinol is the chemical name of the essential micronutrient vitamin A which can be harmful to your health when it’s added to cosmetic products in certain forms. Two derivatives – retinoic acid and retinyl palmitate – should be avoided in cosmetics and personal care products while retinol itself should not be used at high doses without consulting a physician. Vitamin A comes from two sources. One group, called retinoids, comes from animal sources and includes retinol. The other group, called carotenoids, comes from plants and includes beta-carotene. The body naturally converts beta-carotene to vitamin A. Major carotenoids, including lycopene, lutein, and zeaxantuin, have important biological properties, including antioxidant and photoprotective activities.
Nourishes Dry, Sensitive Skin with Nature's Most Revered, Potent & Organic Botanicals
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