• Soak skin, apply floral mist and concentrate/serum.

• Apply one pump of face moisturiser onto fingertips.

• Immediately massage into damp skin.

• Follow with Janesce Suncare Lotion (mornings only).

Ingredients:

Aqua, glyceryl stearate, capryllic capric triclyceride, decyl oleate, vegetable glycerin, cetearyl alcohol, cetyl palmitate, butyrospermum parkii (shea butter), ceteareth 12, ceteareth 20, soy lecithin, avocado oil esters, triticum vulgare (wheatgerm oil), daucus carota (carrot seed oil),  extracts of lavandula angustifolia (lavender), rosa centifolia (rose), anthemis noblis (chamomile), salvia officinalis (sage), panax ginseng, liquid oxygen, grapeseed extract, silk amino acids; essential oils of lavandula angustifolia (lavender), pelargonium rosaeodora (rose geranium), commiphora myrrha (myrrh);  phenoxyethanol, ethylhexylglycerin, sorbitan laurate, ethanol.

Silk proteins in Janesce Skincare products are ethically sourced.

Glyceryl stearate is a skin conditioning ingredient. Capryllic capric triglyceride is an excellent skin-replenishing ingredient, which helps the skin resist moisture loss. It is made from coconut oil. Decyl oleate is skin-conditioning and ceteareth 20 and ceteareth 12 both keep the ingredients stable. Cetearyl alcohol is a white, waxy substance made from coconut oil. It is an emollient, which means it protects, softens and conditions skin. It doesn’t have the same effect on the skin as ‘regular’ alcohols. Cetyl palmitate helps keep skin smooth and conditioned. It is made from plants

The majority of plants in Janesce Skincare products are grown, harvested and extracted at Claret Ash Farm – an organic, biodynamic garden in the Adelaide Hills of Australia.

Ethylhexylglycerine and phenoxyethanol are preservatives that are used in very low concentrations in some Janesce skincare products. They were chosen because they score very favourably on the EWG (Environmental Working Group) Cosmetic Ingredient Safety Database.

No nasties. No worries. Cruelty free.

Apply Janesce Moisturisers to Damp Skin.

Janesce moisturisers are too concentrated to be applied to dry skin. They contain very little water because they are designed to go on damp skin, after the skin has been soaked. To get the most out of your Janesce moisturiser, make sure you embrace the Janesce Skin Soaking Ritual as a twice-daily daily habit.

A Little Goes a Long Way

Because Janesce moisturisers are so concentrated they are very economical. You only need to use a small amount of moisturiser, about the size of one or two sunflower seeds.