Laguna Herbals
Face and Eye Oil with Sea Buckthorn and Rose
Face and Eye Oil with Sea Buckthorn and Rose
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This face oil is a light, amber blend you press into skin as the last step of the night, and Laguna Herbals made it for the face and the eye area alike. The label calls it the Renew Face and Eye Elixir. Five plant oils carry it: sunflower seed, apricot kernel, grapeseed, jojoba and sea buckthorn, with chamomile, rose, mullein, calendula and plantain steeped in, plus vitamin E. It smells softly of rose, never like a perfume counter.
- Five oils, one dropper so a single bottle covers both face and under-eye skin.
- Sea buckthorn color gives the oil its sunset amber tone in the glass.
- Mild rose scent, in the label's own words, gentle enough for the eye area.
- A 2 oz bottle for the face and eyes, morning and night.
Face Oil as the Last Step
A face oil goes on last, after any water-based serum or cream. Oil seals in the water your other layers just delivered, while a cream applied over oil struggles to reach the skin at all. Cleanse, use whatever serum you like, then warm a dropperful between your palms and press it over cheeks, forehead and jaw. Finish with a ring finger tap under each eye, which uses the thin film left on your fingertips rather than a fresh drop.
Why These Particular Oils
Grapeseed and sunflower oil are rich in linoleic acid, the fatty acid that makes an oil feel thin and sink in quickly instead of sitting on top. Apricot kernel and jojoba add a little more slip, which is why the blend glides for a facial massage without dragging. Sea buckthorn is the colored one, and it is what tints the whole bottle orange. On skin the color disappears as you press, so the result is a dewy finish with no tint left behind.
The label lists it for all skin types. Dry skin will like it twice a day; oily skin usually prefers a few drops at night only.
Dropperfuls in a 2 oz Bottle
Most droppers in a bottle this shape draw close to 1 ml, and a 2 oz bottle holds about 59 ml. At one dropperful morning and night, that is roughly a month of twice-daily use, or two months if you keep it for the evening. The photos show the label of the smaller 1 fl oz bottle; this listing is the 2 oz size, same oil, same dropper.
One test first: the blend includes essential oils, so dab a drop inside your elbow and give it twenty-four hours before it goes near your eyes.
Sea Buckthorn Face Oil at Night
What oil is good for your face if it feels oily already? Look for oils high in linoleic acid, such as grapeseed and sunflower, which lead this blend. Use three or four drops at night and blot after ten minutes if your T-zone shines.
Will the orange color stain a pillowcase? Give it ten minutes to sink in before bed. Pressed in at a dropperful, it leaves no visible tint; a puddle of undiluted oil on white cotton can, so wipe any spill.
Can a face oil sit under foundation? Yes, at two or three drops. Press it in, wait five minutes, then apply foundation; a full dropper under makeup tends to make the base slide.
Where should a face oil be stored? Away from heat and bright light. The bottle is clear glass, so a drawer or cabinet keeps the plant oils fresher than a sunny windowsill.

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