Helena Lane Shea & Starflower Moisturizer

A rich and protective moisturizer packed with nourishment for glowing, soft skin. It contains no essential oils making it my simplest and most gentle moisturizer

• Shea butter and argan oil are rich in vitamins A and E and all the essential fatty acids needed for healthy skin
• Starflower (borage) oil contains uniquely very high amounts of GLA, a fatty acid particularly anti-inflammatory and important in maintaining skin moisture levels, useful for skin suffering from dry skin conditions such as eczema, dermatitis, and rosacea
• Sea buckthorn oil contains unparalleled amounts of carotenoids, which strengthen our skin’s defenses against UV and repair damage already done, and omega 7, a super anti-inflammatory with tissue repairing qualities. Also rich in vitamin A, important for keeping healthy skin clear, supple, and toned
• Very concentrated. Only a tiny amount needed

Product Size: 30ml

• All skin types
• Dry skin
• Sensitive skin
• Skin with eczema
• Reactive skin

• 100% certified organic ingredients
• Very concentrated. Only a tiny amount needed
• Simple and effective formula
• Packed with skin-loving vitamins

• Shea butter melts at body temperature so take a tiny amount (size of a grain of rice) and warm between fingertips before patting gently into skin, starting where the skin is driest. Repeat and pat into neck and décolleté.

• For best results and faster absorption apply to face after using a Hydrating Mist, or mix 2-3 sprays of Hydrating Mist to the moisturizer in the palm of your hand before patting onto the skin.

• Our skin will only absorb what it needs at that time, if you are finding excess oil on your skin use less moisturizer next time.

Over the last 20 years, I have seen the natural and organic skincare industry become more and more complicated; ingredient lists are getting longer as the ingredients are getting more refined and processed, as companies strive to make the products easier and cheaper to manufacture. These highly processed natural ingredients can be as un-beneficial as the synthetic ones whilst misleading consumers into thinking they are getting the real thing.

We now understand that good food for our bodies is unprocessed and nutrient-rich. I believe this is also true for the food for our skin. I try not to put “junk” into my body, so why would I put it on my skin?

I want you to do less to your skin. I believe most people use too many products with too many ingredients, too often. This interferes with the skin’s own processes of growth and repair, which long-term, causes the skin to deteriorate and become unbalanced. My skincare respects our own natural processes of rejuvenation and encourages our skin to work for itself again; the aim is to use fewer products over time not more, and not to rely on products to make our skin look good.

My formulations have only a few ingredients but ones that are richest in nutrients for our skin. I have chosen only unrefined, unprocessed, natural and certified organic ingredients.

I’ve been reading ingredient labels for years and still get overwhelmed! I want you to read my labels and truly understand what is going onto your skin and therefore into your body.