Soma

Soma, a truly luxurious body oil leaves skin feeling hydrated, nourished, and smooth. This lovely oil contains unique and prized flower essences that intoxicate the senses while leaving a beautiful, healthy-looking sheen on your skin without a greasy feel.

Corresponding to flowers that bloom in each season, this oil is available in four magnificent scents:
Spring: Magnolia
Summer: Musk Rose
Fall: Carnation
Winter: Cyclamen

Benefits:

Nourishing
Non-greasy
Moisturizing
Anti-inflammatory

Key Ingredients:

Centella is high in vitamin E, vitamin A, and phytonutrients, making it a highly nourishing ingredient that may help increase skin’s elasticity.

Abyssinian oil, ultra light, non-greasy and easily absorbing, is abundant in healthy Omega-3 and Omega-6 fatty acids. Contains high percentage of unsaturated C22 fatty acids to moisturize the skin deeply.

Arnica oil has anti-inflammatory and healing properties that may help decrease signs of aging. Helps with healing bruises and relieving muscle pain.

Rosehip oil is a highly effective hydrator, and penetrates dry skin immediately. Packed with vitamin C, it helps make skin look radiant, glowing and soft. Rosehip oil is considered a “dry” oil — it soaks into the skin easily and does not leave a greasy residue. This unique oil contains essential fatty acids.

Avocado oil is moisturizing and quick-absorbing. It is rich in vitamins A, E and D, and improves skin elasticity.

Apricot oil is moisturizing, high in vitamin A, may promote elasticity and suppleness in the skin, and absorbs quickly.

Macadamia nut oil provides softening and moisturizing benefits.

Hazelnut oil, a wonderful astringent oil, is ideal for oily skin.It absorbs into the skin quickly, and should not leave a greasy residue.

Jojoba oil relieves dry, inflamed skin and may help reduce stretch marks.

How to use:

Apply to skin, from head to toe. For extra nourishing results, apply to damp skin after shower. May also be used as a massage oil. Enjoy!

To read more check out our blog: Meet Soma, Introducing the Introductory Package or “Doux.” Pronounced like “Do”