Rooibos Tissue Oil

Description

This multi-purpose oil protects, helps to regenerate, restore and rehydrate and can be used on the skin, nails and hair. What’s the difference between African Extracts Tissue Oil and other tissue oils? It’s in the ingredients. Many tissue oils have as their main ingredient liquid paraffin or mineral oil, a petroleum by-product, some with added plant oils and vitamins. African Extracts Rooibos Tissue Oil is made of natural sweet almond and grape seed oil extracts, with high quantities of antioxidant-rich Bio-Active Rooibos extract, Vitamin E and geranium extract. No colourants or fragrance added. And it’s the most versatile product you’ll every buy. Use it from head to toe – add a few drops to your conditioner to relieve dry scalp or massage into summer-dried skin and brittle nails right at the tips of your toes. For dry skin, wrinkly elbows and knees, stretch marks, scars and much more, our Tissue Oil is more like a skin-care serum, full of nature’s powerhouse ingredients – all in a convenient pump spray for use all year round. Here are our Tissue Oil tips: 1. Spray onto nails and cuticle area and massage in. 2. Add a few drops to a warm bath for all-over moisturiser. 3. Apply to your hair as a deep treatment, wrap in a towel and leave for five minutes. 4. Massage tissue oil into your scalp to relieve flaking and itching. 5. Apply to dry skin on your elbows, knees and heels. 6. If you like a clean-shaven head, apply after shaving to keep skin smooth, soft and supple. 7. Add to your body lotion for deep moisturising power or spray a mist onto legs and arms to avoid that dull, greyish look that winter brings. 8. If you are losing weight, or expanding, smooth onto hips, thighs and tummy to tone the skin and avoid stretch marks. 9. Keep a bottle in the kitchen to rub into hard-working hands. 10. Rub a few drops into scars or blemish marks a few times a day