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What's Inside
Each formula is designed to support skin function and long-term comfort, not trends or marketing claims.
I don’t use ingredients flagged for toxicity, endocrine disruption, or long-term skin harm under EU and Australian cosmetic regulatory frameworks. I don’t use ingredients I wouldn’t feel comfortable putting on my own skin, every day.
Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride (Fractionated Coconut Oil)
A lightweight emollient created by separating specific fatty acids from coconut oil; leaves skin soft, smooth and hydrated without greasiness.
Mangifera Indica Seed Butter (Mango Butter)
Pressed from the kernel of the mango seed; rich and creamy, it nourishes the skin and restores natural suppleness.
Helianthus Annuus Seed Oil, Daucus Carota Sativa Seed Extract, Hydrogenated Vegetable Oil, Tocopherol
Made by infusing carrot root extract into a soft vegetable butter; promotes a radiant, healthy-looking glow and smooth complexion.
Cera Alba (Beeswax)
A natural wax secreted by honeybees; gently refined to preserve its golden hue and subtle honey aroma. It forms a breathable barrier on the skin that helps lock in moisture while giving the balm its smooth, velvety structure.
Simmondsia Chinensis Seed Oil (Jojoba Oil)
A liquid wax cold-pressed from jojoba seeds; closely resembles natural skin oils, supporting balanced hydration and softness.
Borago Officinalis Seed Oil (Borage Oil)
Cold-pressed from borage seeds; rich in essential fatty acids that help maintain skin elasticity and resilience.
Cetyl Alcohol (Fatty Alcohol Thickener)
A waxy, plant-derived fatty alcohol; enhances the balm’s texture and leaves a silky, even finish on the skin.
Tocopherol (Vitamin E)
A natural antioxidant commonly derived from vegetable oils that helps protect the skin’s lipid barrier while preserving the freshness of the oils in the formula.
Backhousia Citriodora Leaf Oil (Lemon Myrtle Essential Oil)
Steam-distilled from Australian lemon myrtle leaves; naturally uplifting and refreshing, giving skin a clean, energised feel.
Rosmarinus Officinalis Leaf Oil (Rosemary Essential Oil)
Extracted by steam distillation from rosemary leaves; revives and tones the skin’s surface with its fresh herbal aroma.
Ocimum Basilicum Oil (Basil Essential Oil)
Obtained from the leaves of the basil plant; clarifies and refreshes dull or tired-looking skin.
Piper Nigrum Seed Oil (Black Pepper Essential Oil)
Steam-distilled from peppercorns; warm and stimulating, it enhances the balm’s sensory feel and promotes skin vitality.
Coco-Caprylate/Caprate
A lightweight, natural emollient derived from coconut oil. It gives the balm its smooth, silky texture and helps it glide effortlessly across the skin without feeling greasy.
Bronze Mineral Pigment (Mica, Iron Oxides)
A naturally occurring mineral pigment that gives your balm its warm, light-reflective glow. Mica is a silicate mineral sourced from the earth and combined with naturally occurring iron oxides to create its bronze tone. These minerals are commonly used in cosmetics to provide colour and luminosity without synthetic glitters or plastic-based shimmer.
This mineral-only system creates a soft, luminous sheen that reflects light beautifully on the skin - no plastics, no synthetic glitters, and no microbeads - resulting in a refined, natural-looking glow.
Ingredients Are Only Half the Story
Natural oils and plant compounds are chemically active and sensitive to heat, oxygen, and timing. If they’re mishandled during formulation, they oxidise, lose functionality, and can compromise both skin comfort and performance.
That’s why ingredient quality alone isn’t enough. How those ingredients are processed determines whether they support the skin, or work against it.
“Natural ingredients are fragile. If you don’t understand how heat, timing, and oxygen affect them, you can destroy what made them valuable in the first place.”
-Dr. Jo Jaric, Founder & Formulation Chemist
Handled With Control at Every Stage
Each formula is built through defined phases, with temperature, timing, and exposure carefully managed to protect lipid structure and ingredient integrity. Cooling is slow and deliberate, creating a stable, consistent balm that performs the same way every time.
This is not about complexity. It’s about restraint, control, and knowing when not to interfere.
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