








Hansel Skincare Night Oil
Why we love it
Why we love it
Why Faithful to Nature loves it:
Hansel Skincare Total Intensive Restorative Night Oil is beauty sleep in a bottle! Packed with nourishing goodness, it nourishes, hydrates and revitalizes your skin while you sleep. It targets premature ageing by encourging collagen production and reducing the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, fades pigmentation and improves texture for even toned, soft and supple skin while helpingto soothe and calm skin by reducing redness and inflammation.
Let your skin indulge in a night of renewal and wake up to a smoother, more radiant you. We love that Hansel Skincare is vegan-friendly and free from sulfates, parabens and artificial fragrances, making it the ideal addition to your skincare routine.
Description
Description
- Restorative night oil
- Nourishes, hydrates & revitalises skin
- Helps to combat premature ageing
- Minimises the appearance of fine lines & wrinkles
- Can help to fade pigmentation & evens out skin tone
- Improves skin texture to enhance softness & supppleness
- Calms skin & reduces redness & inflammation
- Leaves skin looking & feeling radiant
- Encourages collagen production
- Lightweight & fast-absorbing
- Suitable for all skin types
- Reef Safe
- Free from GMOs, sulfates & parabens
- Free from artificial colours & fragrances
- Suitable for vegans & strict vegetarians
Directions:
- Apply to face in the evening, apply after cleansing skin.
- Can be used as a primer.
- If used in the morning, follow with a suitable SPF.
- Use daily.
Care Instructions:
- Store upright in a cool, dry place and out of direct sunlight.
Specifications:
- Nett Volume: 30ml
Ingredients:
- Wheatgerm Oil (Spain), Rosehip Oil (South Africa), Sweet Almond Oil (South Africa) Grapeseed Oil (South Africa), Jojoba Oil (USA), Vitamin E (South Africa) Lavender Essential Oil (Bulgaria).
Allergens:
- Contains wheat, nuts and seeds.
Packaging:
- Recyclable glass dropper bottle with plastic pump.
Country of Origin:
- Made in South Africa.















