What's actually in it

A traditional skincare fat, used for generations before synthetic moisturizers existed. Its fatty-acid profile is close to what skin naturally produces, and it carries fat-soluble vitamins A, D, E and K.

Technically a liquid wax, not an oil — which is why it's structurally close to skin's own sebum and absorbs without feeling greasy.

Comfrey has been used in folk skincare for centuries — old herbalists called it "knitbone." We use an organic extract, blended light so it stays gentle on sensitive skin.

A staple of traditional hair care across Mediterranean cultures for generations, valued for scalp stimulation.

Nettle is mineral-rich and has a long history in traditional hair rinses, usually paired with rosemary the way we pair it here.

Mined from an ancient inland sea bed rather than harvested from today's oceans — no microplastics, because it predates plastic entirely.

The same simple sugar hummingbirds get from flower nectar in the wild — nothing dyed, nothing artificial, just dissolved in water.

USP is the pharmaceutical-grade purity standard — we chose it over lower industrial grades intentionally. Use strictly per the product label.