Healing hydration
A deeply hydrating face oil. Formulated with sustainable and minimally processed natural ingredients high in antioxidants, phytosterols, Vitamins E, C, A, K Omegas 6 and 9 to fight free radicals and fortify skin.
KEY INGREDIENTS
• Olive oil – Antioxidant, collagen boosting, brightening, supportive, plumping, deeply hydrating, humectant, calming & soothing
• Marula oil – Plumping, helps with moisture retention, aids in cellular repair, fast absorbing & firming
• Avocado oil – Soothing, hydrating, helps promote collagen production, healing & softening
• Evening primrose – helps with dryness, inflammation, redness, moisturisation
• Borage – anti-inflammatory, soothing, promotes health of the skin barrier
SUITABLE FOR
All skin types
LORE LOVES
This fast-absorbing oil is hydrating and a whole lot more. A promoter of glowy, smooth, even skin with an absolutely heavenly (but not overpowering!) scent – what’s not to love? Hot tip: use to thin out foundations or creams to make them more sheer and dewy. You can also tap a bit on your cheeks and face to refresh your skin mid-day.
ABOUT THE BRAND
Launched in 2014, Olio E Osso is a clean, sustainable beauty and skincare brand with the ethos “less is more fun”. Created by Paola LaMorticella, a makeup artist with over 25 years of experience, Olio E Osso makes the best products using only the essentials to deliver functional, versatile beauty without filters.
The brand came about when Paola’s infant son was experiencing skin irritation from prescription and over-the-counter creams. She whipped up her own formula using a unique combination of simple, nourishing elements, which ended up healing her son’s skin!
Thus, the first Olio E Osso balm was born, which then quickly grew into an entire line of balms and skincare products that support skin naturally, keeping it clean, strong and beautiful, as it should be. Olio E Osso actually means “oil and bone” – think rich and nourishing with strong structural foundations.
All Olio E Osso products are sustainable, cruelty free and made by hand in small batches in Portland, Oregon.
