Mild facial peeling
Orange Face Peel 100g
NOTE: Now, a new 100 g size.
Orange Face Peel is a gentle facial peeling that removes dead skin cells and cleans the skin, having a smoothening and firming effect on the skin. When dissolved on wet skin, it will generate a mild AHA fruit acid that will gently exfoliate and revive the skin.
It is a very mild peeling which melt on the skin but will nevertheless be efficacious. If you do not have a delicate or sensitive skin and wish a more efficient/tough peeling (e.g. for acne/impure skin and blackheads), then I will recommend that you, instead, try my Coffee Face Peel.
€30,87
30,87 EUR equals ~355,00 NOK
30,87 EUR equals ~349,00 SEK
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Read this, and become wiser on some of the delicious ingredients you find in your Orange Face Peel.
Unrefined cane sugar is well suited for facial peeling. When dissolved on wet skin, this will generate a mild fruit acid that will gently exfoliate and revive the skin.
The orange is a citrus fruit of Asian origin that came to Europe with the Portuguese in 1520. It stimulates cell regeneration and has a smoothening, astringent and cleansing effect. You can spice up this peeling with the rind of your own organic oranges.
Bergamot is among the oldest known citrus fruits and was, in the era of Napoleon, particularly popular as perfume. It has a fantastic effect on irritation, small wounds, skin reddening, and the similar.
Grapefruit arrived in Europe at the beginning of the 13th century. It is excellent against acne and clogged pores (blackheads). Likewise, it has a extensive cleansing effect. You can spice up this peeling with the rind of your own organic grapefruits.
Vitamin E binds moisture to the skin, facilitates the regeneration of damaged skin and the alleviation of acne. It is a forceful antioxidant which is excellent at retaining a youthful appearance of the skin, as – via oxidisation – it will reduce the cell-decomposition process. Also, vitamin E strengthens the vitamin-A effect.
Ginger is one of the oldest spices to arrive in Europe from Asia via the “silk and spice route”. Both the Greeks and the Romans used it for medicinal purposes. Ginger has an extensive cleansing effect and is amazing in the reinforcement of our blood flow, thus facilitating the skin’s moisturisation – and, further, it is efficacious against wrinkles. It helps cell regeneration and contains a high number of antioxidants.
Use your peeling 2-3 times a week – or as needed. If your skin feels dry, or if you detect a small, irritated spot, you will benefit from peeling.
Moisten your face – you can for instance use your Orange Face Peel in the shower. Distribute a small amount of peeling between your hands – or put it onto a facecloth. Then rub hands/facecloth to dissolve the peel.
Now, you can easily peel your facial, throat and neck areas.
Sucrose. Prunus Amygdalus Dulcis Oil. Brassica Campetris Seed Oil. Carthamus Tinctorius Seed Oil. Limonene. Tocopherol. Hydroxypinacolone Retinoate. Citrus Bermiga Peel Oil Expressed. Citrus Aurantium Dulcis Peel Oil Expressed. Zingiber Officialie Root Oil. Dimethyl Isosorbide. Phenoxyethanol. Perfume. Linalool. Citral.
Ginger has been used for medicinal purposes for thousands of years, in particular in the East. In the North, we have pine needles which have the same effect as ginger. Perhaps you remember that your grandparents’ bathroom always smelled of pine needles?
