Sunny Citrus Beauty Bar

Its antioxidant properties and Vitamin A and E content are renowned for nourishing, cleansing, moisturising and protecting skin against the signs of ageing. Olive trees can live from 300 to 600 years. The olive was native to Asia Minor and spread from Iran, Syria and Palestine to the rest of the Mediterranean basin 6000 years ago. Extra virgin olive oil is the highest quality and most expensive olive oil classification.

Rosehips first cultivated in ancient Persia are the fruit of roses. They contain high levels of vitamin C, in addition to vitamins E, A, and D. Rosehips are used in skincare for their high level of antioxidants and anti-aging properties. Crushed rosehip powders act as a gentle exfoliant smoothing the skin revealing a healthier and more radiant appearance.

Orange peel is a gentle exfoliant but much more than this it has a much higher concentration of vitamins, minerals and nutrients than the fruit itself and can benefit your skin immensely. The nutrients in orange peel powder are vitamin C that protects skin from free radical damage, calcium that helps in renewal of worn out cells, potassium that keeps the skin hydrated and magnesium that prevents oxidative stress in skin cells.

Rose Geranium can help you achieve a clear, glowing skin. This essential oil also serves as an anti-aging agent as it tightens muscle tissues. It is a perennial shrub with small pink flowers and pointy native to South Africa used by the Egyptians for promoting beautiful and radiant skin this sweet- musky rose scented  mood-enhancing oil acts as a natural cleanser and hydrator with its. It is extracted through steam distillation of stems and leaves of the geranium.

Orange has been shown to increase collagen production and blood flow, all of which are essential for anti aging. Orange essential oil is derived from the oils of orange peel, which means all the healing powers that oranges have are going to be even more potent in an essential oil.  It’s been an extremely popular scent ever since the Portuguese explorers brought sweet oranges from Asia to Europe in the 1520’s.