Deep Cleansing Facial Oil Suitable for All Skin Types, Says Brand
Mar 25, 2020
Kinvara is offering Amazon customers its deep cleansing facial oil. The cleanser is 100% plant-based and suitable for men and women of all ages with sensitive, dry, oily, acne-prone or combination skin types.
Galway, Connaught, Ireland - March 24, 2020 —
Joanne Reilly, founder of Ireland based natural skincare brand, Kinvara, is happy to share the company’s multiple award-winning deep cleansing facial oil with Amazon customers. The all-natural cleanser is 100% plant-based, a trending quality in skincare products as consumers are becoming more aware of product ingredients and environmental sustainability.
“Our Absolute Cleansing Oil is completely natural, made with no soap or alcohol, just skin-loving plant oils. The waterless formulation of our oils for skin means no preservatives,” says Reilly. “It works wonders for any skin type, including tricky combination skin.”
The facial cleanser is formulated to restore the balance to sebum production, making it an ideal choice for any skin type. Sebum plays an important role in the skin; it keeps it moisturized, maintains the skin’s flexibility and acts as a barrier to protect it from bacterial and fungal infections.
The product features cedarwood and watermelon seed oil. Cedarwood oil has anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties and is beneficial for skin conditions such as acne and for soothing the symptoms of eczema. Watermelon seed oil is light, easily absorbed and does not clog pores. It is rich in essential fatty acids that help to restore elasticity to the skin.
Reilly adds, “Many folks follow with our 24-hour Rosehip Face Serum and our Active Rosehip Face Cream if they notice any residual areas that may still need additional hydration. Our entire line of plant-based products was formulated to be used separately and also in combination with other Kinvara skincare products.”
The natural oil cleanser has been receiving top reviews from impressed users. One commenter said, “I have tried the face moisturizer, cleansing oil and eye serum. Amazing products, no skin irritation anymore, my eyes are not red or watery. Skin looks healthy.”
For those wanting more information on Kinvara skincare’s range of products, please visit the company’s official website or Amazon storefront.
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