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Aloe (Aloe
Vera)
Aloe moisturizes the skin without giving it a greasy feel, so it’s perfect for anyone with an oily skin complexion. Aloe vera acts as a moisturizer and is great for the face to prevent skin drying. |
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Apricot
(Prunus armeniaca)
Kernel Oil From the kernels of the apricot fruit, Apricot Kernel oil is good for all skin types but especially prematurely aged and dry skin. |
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Argan Oil (Argania
Spinosa)
Commonly know as Argan, the Argan tree grows in a area of Central Morocco that is agriculturally unique. It can help regenerate damaged skin, treat acne, and moisturize deeply. The nut provides a high-quality oil. |
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Beeswax (Cera
Alba)
Beeswax does not penetrate the skin but helps to form a protective barrier instead. It is also a natural emulsifying agent and can be used to bind oils in an ointment or cream. |
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Bergamot
(Citrus bergamia)
Essential Oil Bergamot is an ingredient in Earl Grey Tea! The essential oil is good for all skin types. |
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Candelilla
(Euphorbia Cerifera) Wax Candelilla Wax is obtained from the plant Euphorbia cerifera, which is a plant that grows in North Central Mexico and the Texas Big Bend area. |
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Carnauba
(Copernicia Cerifera) Wax Carnauba Wax, is obtained from the leaves of the Brazilian tropical palm tree, Copernicia cerifera. Rhus Succedanea Fruit Wax, also called Japan Wax, is obtained from the berries of the sumac Rhus succedanea, which grows in Japan and China. |
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Carrot
(Daucus carota)
Root Oil Carrot Root Oil has antioxidant properties and is rich in several vitamins. It helps rejuvenate your skin and is great for dry, chapped skin. |
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Castor
(Ricinus communis)
Seed Oil Healers around the world have used castor oil to treat a wide variety of ailments. It is a great moisturizer, helping prevent water loss. It also helps reduce inflammation. |
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Cedarwood
(Juniperus virginiana) Essential Oil Research demonstrates that you may want to reach for the cedarwood oil if you’re looking to calm down and relax. |
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Cinnamon Bark
(Cinnamomum zeylanicum) Essential Oil Cinnamon has a fragrant perfume, taste aromatic and sweet; when distilled it only gives a very small quantity of oil, with a delicious flavour. |
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Clay - Glacial Clay
From Northern BC, this clay is a sage green powder of extremely fine particles, with gentle exfoliating and detoxifying benefits. It replenishes minerals and nutrients the skin needs to remain healthy. |
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Clay - Kaolin
A white clay also known as China Clay, Kaolin is very absorbent and anti-inflammatory. Additionally it helps to remove debris, absorb oils and reduces shine on skin. Especially beneficial for oily, blemished skin. Kaolin clay can be used on all skin types. |
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Clay - Rhassoul Clay
This clay comes from Morocco and is rich in magnesium, potassium, and calcium. It helps absorb excess oil and pull impurities from the skin. |
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Clove
(Eugenia caryophyllus) Essential Oil Clove is a very stimulating scent that is uplifting and relaxing. |
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Fractionated
(Caprylic/capric triglyceride) Coconut Oil Fractionated coconut oil occurs by heating coconut oil. It is a clear oil that makes essential oils easier to dissolve in water and absorbs into the skin without leaving an oily feeling.It makes a great base oil for bath oils and massage oils. |
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Coconut Emulsifying Wax
(Cetearyl Alcohol & Ceteareth-30) Commonly known as Lanette Wax, this is a derivative of coconut. It binds the water and the oil to help form the bases for creams and lotions. While there are many types of lanette wax, Lazy Cat Oils uses a sulphate-free lanette wax. |
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Cypress
(Cupressus semipervirens) Essential Oil Cypress essential oil can be used for its aromatic and topical benefits. Cypress essential oil is composed of monoterpenes, which can help improve the appearance of oily skin. |
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Epsom Salts
(Magnesium Sulfate) Epsom salts have many uses. Lazy Cat uses it as part of our Bath Salts mixes. |
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Eucalyptus
(Eucalyptus globulus) Essential Oil The anti-inflammatory and anti-microbial properties of eucalyptus oil are well-known for treating the symptoms of many respiratory conditions such as cold, sinusitis, influenza, bronchitis and more. |
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