How do you use Lakshmi Vata Essential Oil?
First, cleanse your face with the matching Vata Cleansing Milk. Apply a few drops of Vata Essential Oil Serum and massage gently. Use as needed morning and/or evening. For very dry skin, you can even apply this product several times a day.
The texture of this hydrating serum is very light and fluid, with a velvety-soft finish. It resembles a tonic with a light oil.
Very suitable as an intensive moisture boost under your facial cream, all year round, and especially during the Vata season (autumn and early winter).
After the Vata Serum, use the matching Vata Face Cream, or choose another cream that suits your skin's needs. It also combines well with products like the Lakshmi Anti-Age line. Afterward, you can
Apply eye care.
Warnings: Keep away from direct sunlight and heat. Keep out of reach of children. Avoid contact with eyes.
KEY INGREDIENTS:
Sunflower oil: It provides intelligent cell protection. Rich in nutrients like calcium, iron, magnesium, zinc, and vitamins A, K, and E, it effectively combats inflammation and general skin irritation. It has soothing properties and keeps the skin well-hydrated thanks to its high vitamin E content. It also helps prevent cell damage from UV rays. It combats premature aging and protects the skin's collagen and elastin.
Tocopherol, the pure form of vitamin E found in nature, is essential for the body's health and skin function. Excessive free radical production exposes the skin to various types of oxidative stress, the damage of which is slowed or inhibited by vitamin E.
Vitamin E, used for allergic and inflammatory diseases (primary xerosis, atopic and contact dermatitis), has also been successfully used in the cosmetic field for its moisturizing properties and its ability to create a protective film, which acts as a skin barrier and also reduces scars.
Tocopheryl Acetate/Vitamin E Acetate is the acetic acid ester of α-tocopherol and is a water-soluble form of tocopherol. Tocopheryl acetate not only protects against UV rays but also keeps skin soft and smooth by limiting moisture loss from the skin and helping it retain moisture.
Retinol. Vitamin A (retinol) plays a vital role in the skin by naturally regulating cell renewal. It reduces wrinkles and blemishes caused by aging or photosynthesis, promotes collagen production, and has a natural exfoliating and smoothing effect, improving elasticity, firmness, and radiance. Retinol has a particularly anti-aging effect on mature or prematurely aging skin because it prevents and slows the effects of aging, reduces the deepest wrinkles, and stimulates cell renewal.
Cananga Odorata extract: Oil extracted from ylang ylang flowers balances dry or oily skin. Moreover, the monoterpenes in ylang ylang have strong purifying properties. They have antibacterial and antifungal effects. It is calming and protective for skin infections and eczema. It also soothes the discomfort caused by itching or adverse skin reactions. The scent has relaxing and calming properties; it helps restore peace and serenity.
Katafray (Cedrelopsis Grevei) Bark Extract: Extracted from a tree in Madagascar, it strengthens the skin's barrier function by promoting the production of filaggrin, a protein involved in the transformation of epidermal keratinocytes into new keratinocytes that create the skin's barrier function.
Neroli extract: This orange blossom extract gives dull skin the vitality and brightness it needs. Orange blossom flowers are also used for their astringent, purifying, and soothing properties. It regenerates and firms the skin.
Indian Basil Essential Oil: A powerful antioxidant with anti-aging properties.
It is suitable for mature skin with loss of firmness and for the treatment of wrinkles.
Vata Skin – Characteristics
The energy of Vata skin consists of the elements Air and Ether, which are light, subtle, and dry. Our skin is a reflection of our vital energy, so Vata skin is often dehydrated, fine, with almost invisible pores and an even complexion. The skin, as volatile as its characteristic elements, can be prone to excessive dryness and visible flaking of dead skin cells. The greatest risk for Vata skin is its susceptibility to premature aging: wrinkles can develop earlier than with other skin types, and in cases of internal problems, particularly digestive issues, it can appear gray and dull and can suffer from eczema and infections. Because Air and Ether predominate, Vata skin's ability to retain water is inherently limited. Therefore, it is essential to regularly nourish and hydrate it deeply.
