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Nourishing and glamorous, this treatment leaves the skin satin-smooth and beautifies the hair, summer and winter!
SKIN TYPE: All skin and hair types
TEXTURE: Dry, silky oil
Throughout the year, the skin and hair are sometimes weakened, particularly due to external aggressions. Onagrine has created a cocooning and beautifying treatment that contains 6 plant oils that nourish and regenerate the skin and hair. A true treasure of beauty.
Selected from around the world for their exceptional nourishing properties, Macadamia and Sunflower oils protect and hydrate. Sweet Almond oil softens and smooths the skin and hair. Combined with this subtle blend, Argan, Grapeseed and Evening Primrose oils regenerate and help fight against skin ageing. The skin and hair are therefore beautified.
Its intoxicating Bergamot, Apricot and Jasmine scent resonates like a sweet invitation to travel.
Active ingredients:
Evening Primrose oil: Emblematic of the brand, this oil is a feast for the skin. Rich in omega-6 and antioxidant vitamin E, it fights against premature ageing and protects against external aggressions. The skin retains suppleness and beauty.
Grapeseed oil: Rich in antioxidants and vitamin E, it fights against skin ageing.
Macadamia oil: An exceptional nourishing oil, it also has restructuring properties and improves hydration. Antioxidant, it neutralises free radicals and prevents ageing.
Argan oil: Restoring the skin’s hydrolipid film, this anti-ageing oil nourishes and regenerates.
Sunflower oil: Rich in omega-6 and vitamins, this oil smooths and softens the skin.
Sweet Almond oil: Thanks to its emollient and repairing properties, it leaves a velvety appearance and a soft touch to the skin. The skin is protected from drying out and above all soothed.
How to use: Summer and winter, Huile Native is used on the face, body and hair. It is also ideal after sun exposure to regenerate and enhance tanned summer skin. A few drops of oil in the bath will give you a deep moment of relaxation.
Country of origin: France