Thoroughly cleanse skin. Gently rub and warm the oil in your fingertips. Firmly press the oil into the skin and neck, morning and night. Apply prior to serums and moisturisers. Focus on areas of sensitivity and the delicate eye contour. Use on damp skin for extra hydration. Store in a cool, dark location out of direct sunlight.
Facial Oils
Dagger Rose Facial Treatment Oil
(30 ml - 1 fl.oz) 041815-030
£40.00
A powerful organic hydrating treatment oil, improving skins firmness, elasticity, and promoting clear skin tone.
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94.2% |
A concentrated blend of our Dagger Rose formula, featuring a base of powerful cold-pressed, virgin, certified organic rosehip oil - shown to reduce fine lines caused by UV damage and reduce hyper pigmentation of scaring, due to its high concentration of free radical scavengers, antioxidants, tannins, and carotenoids. Rose otto oil is featured for its antibacterial qualities and relaxing scent, around six organic rose flowers are used to make this oil.
a. Directions
b. Ingredients
*Dagger Rosehip Oil (Rosa Canina Seed Oil), *Sea Buckthorn Kernel Oil (Hippophae Rhamnoides Seed Oil), **Squalane (Squalane), *Baobab Oil (Adansonia Digitata Seed Oil), *Raspberry Seed Oil (Rubus Idaeus Seed Oil), **D-Mixed Vitamin E Oil (Tocopherol) I, *Jojoba Oil (Simmondsia Chinensis Seed Oil), *Rose Otto Essential Oil (Rosa Damascena Flower Oil) II
*Soil Association Organic Standard, **COSMOS Approved Raw Material
IVitamin E, derived from soya, those with soya allergies should patch test before use. IIRose Otto Essential Oil, those sensitive to essential oils should patch test before use. Although unlikely to cause any averse reactions, Guy Morgan believes in full transparency with labelling.
c. Additional
What's in a name? If you look back through history, some sources think rosehip or dog rose is a corruption of dagger rose, so-called in reference to the shrub’s jagged-edged leaves.
Dog Rose (Rosa Canina)
What's the difference between the balm and facial oil? The facial oil has a higher concentration of active ingredients for a more direct application. The balm version is gentler and more moisturising due to its inclusion of organic shea butter.
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Flower Of The 5 Wounds Sensitive Facial Oil
(30 ml - 1 fl.oz) 062315-030
£38.00
An organic nourishing, radiance boosting facial oil, formulated for sensitive skin.
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Alcohol-free |
Oil-free |
Nut-free |
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Soy-free |
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98.7% |
A concentrated blend of our Flower Of The 5 Wounds formula, featuring a base of gentle passionflower seed oil - high in vitamin C and essential fatty acids to help boost skins radiance. Although formulated for sensitive skin, this oil balances and nourishes all skin types. True indigo leaf extract is featured for its antibacterial qualities and strong antioxidant properties. Essential oil-free, making it suitable for sensitive skin and to use whilst pregnant.
a. Directions
Thoroughly cleanse skin. Gently rub and warm the oil in your fingertips. Firmly press the oil into the skin and neck, morning and night. Apply prior to serums and moisturisers. Focus on areas of sensitivity and the delicate eye contour. Use on damp skin for extra hydration. Store in a cool, dark location out of direct sunlight.
b. Ingredients
*Fractionated Coconut Oil (Caprylic / Capric Triglyceride), *Passionflower Seed Oil (Passiflora Edulis Seed Oil), **D-Mixed Vitamin E Oil (Tocopherol) I, **True Indigo Leaves Extract (Indigofera Tinctoria Leaf Extract), **Sunflower Seed Oil (Helianthus Annuus Seed Oil)
*Soil Association Organic Standard, **COSMOS Approved Raw Material
IVitamin E, derived from soya, those with soya allergies should patch test before using. Although unlikely to cause any averse reactions, Guy Morgan believes in full transparency with labelling.
c. Additional
What's in a name? Giacomo Bosio, a 17th century monastic scholar, named passionflower 'flower of the five wounds'
so-called in reference to the 5 stamens of the flower resembling the 5 wounds of Christ. We feel this name is symbiotic with the oils skin rejuvenating properties
Passion Flower (
Passiflora)
Is this oil suitable to use with oily skin? Yes. It’s natural to believe an oil based product would be unsuitable for oily skin, when in fact organic oils such as this blend can help balance out the skin preventing breakouts. All oils carefully chosen in our blends are non comedogenic, with the molecules being small enough to resemble our skin cell structure, this allows the product to be easily absorbed. In turn our skin is left more balanced as sebum glands are signalled to slow down sebum production.