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LOVE YOUR Born out of a Love for Africa, Essential Skincare Offers a Range of Products Infused with the Spirit of the Continent skincare, naturally made in zambia LOVE YOUR Born out of a love for Africa, Essential Skincare offers a range of products infused with the spirit of the continent. Through harnessing a powerhouse of plant- based oils and extracts from African species that have adapted to cope with the harshest conditions on the planet, a unique product range was born. SKIN We tread carefully on this planet, it’s resources and the people dependent on it. We favour fair trade practices and use ingredients that are sustainably harvested and cruelty-free. NATURALLY Discover your most beautiful skin with MADE IN our luxurious Zambian skincare range, ZAMBIA inspired entirely by nature. Plants are our heroes. Africa’s incredible and wild plant diversity is the rea- son Essential Skincare exists.In gratitude of this and to ensure we use our plan- et’s resources wisely, Essential Skincare is proud to be an accredited partner of PhytoTrade Africa. This non-profit trade association successfully alleviates poverty while protecting biodiversity in many countries across Southern Africa. In support of all our special furry friends, Essential Skincare is accredited by Beauty Without Cruelty. We passionately believe that animals should not have to suffer for you to be beautiful and as such guarantee that all our products are free from any animal harming material. Essential Skincare does not test any products on animals and will not source ingredients from suppliers who do. Being kind to ourselves, animals and the environment will always be at the heart of all we do. 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These luscious Extracts of Rooibos, Mongongo tify, hydrate and awaken your skin, leaving organic ingredients work together to condi- and Baobab are combined it glowing all day long. Perfect for any skin tion, brighten, hydrate and remove all traces together to form a rich paste type, especially dry fatigued and pigmented of make-up without irritation. For a moisture that will gently polish, soothe and brighten skin, leaving it feeling skin. Can be used in all climates. boost, use just like a serum. For any skin type. younger, smoother and happy. For any skin type. 99.4% total ingredients from natural origin. 99.4% total ingredients from natural origin. 99.4% total ingredients from natural origin. 88.8% total ingredients certified organic. 77.9% total ingredients certified organic. 68.2% total ingredients certified organic. 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Bursting with Marula Oil, Rooibos and Kigelia, these is packed with Shea Butter, Kigelia, Marula and Mongongo oils smooth out tiny wrinkles and give you a healthy, radiant, plumped miracle ingredients will unify skin tone and repair signs of damage, combined to sooth, repair and restore your natural radiance. up complexion. For normal to oily and sensitive skin. Indicated also whilst warding off the effects of skin ageing caused by free radicals. A very special treat! Perfect as a night cream or a day cream for for young skin. For normal, dry, pigmented and mature skin. dry and mature skin. 99.4% total ingredients from natural origin. 99.4% total ingredients from natural origin. 99.4% total ingredients from natural origin. 75.3% total ingredients certified organic. 72.8% total ingredients certified organic. 70.6% total ingredients certified organic. EYE BUTTER 10ml EYE CREAM 10ml LIFTING EYE SERUM 13ml ORGANIC ROOIBOS BAOBAB KIGELIA AFRICANA SHEA BUTTER ALOE ALOE MARULA CAPE CHAMOMILE This beautiful, light Eye Serum super-charges the Using a perfect blend of anti-ageing ingredients Enlist the help of this Eye Cream and say no to delicate skin around our eyes, kick-starting sluggish (Marula Oil and Rooibos), this delicious Eye wrinkles, puffiness and circles of darkness. cells, counteracting puffiness and tightening up Butter wages war on fine lines and wrinkles while Shea Butter Containing a magical combination of Baobab, Aloe and Cape Chamo- the eye area. Starring Aloe Vera and Kigelia, these gently works to restore precious moisture. A sure way to future mile extracts which together restore precious moisture and in turn, natural ingredients provide the skin with miracle proof your eye area, strengthening the delicate fabric of your skin strengthen the delicate fabric of your skin. Forget the cucumber results that will leave eyes looking bright, beautiful and making tired eyes sparkle again. For normal to dry skin. slice. Make eyes happy with this miracle eye cream, perfect for all and more youthful. For any skin type. complexions. 99.4% total ingredients from natural origin. 99.4% total ingredients from natural origin. 72.4% total ingredients certified organic. 99.4% total ingredients from natural origin. 89.2% total ingredients certified organic. 81.5% total ingredients certified organic. Nurture your skin with nature and enjoy FACE a clean consciousness at the same time FACE SERUM - REJUVENATING 30ml NOURISHING FACE DETOX CLEANSING 50ml 50ml MARULA MASK FACE MASK PALMAROSA KIGELIA AFRICANA BAOBAB BAOBAB ROOIBOS Show your skin how much you love it with this MONGONGO Rejuvenating Face Serum. Starring a power- Dull or neglected complexions ful combination of Marula and Palmarosa Oils This Nourishing Face Mask floods in need of a ‘re-set’ will benefit to replenish your skin’s youthful vitality. With skin with much-needed moisture from this Detox Cleansing Mask, regular use, soothe away wrinkles and uncover a and works to recover skin’s vital- a sumptuous super food skin radiant, velvety, balanced and beautifully hydrated ity. Banish lines, skin fatigue and treatment. Rooibos, Baobab and complexion. Made to magically restore skin and uneven skin tone with Africa’s Calendula work in synergy to guaranteed to make it smile. For any skin type, legendary botanicals (Kigelia, Baobab and Mongongo) that are re- help decongest and rejuvenate sluggish skin, without compromising especially indicated for dry and mature skin. nowned for their youth-boosting and skin brightening properties. A hydration. 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