Alpha Soul Pheromone Body Serum + Hydrating Body Serum + Natural Skincare + Small Batch + Pheromones + Handmade

✨️ HYDRATING BODY SERUM ✨️

NOT ONLY is it a special 4 OZ bottle (twice the size of the others) BUT It's ALPHA SOUL 😉 Your favorite pheromone fragrance!!!

As you know by now, NOTHING we make is average! I always take special care with your skin 🥰 

Skin is our largest organ, and its protection and health are vital to our overall well-being ✨️ We're experts at skin-loving, skin-softening, skin-regeneration, and skin-nourishing around here!

 

It can be difficult to find Skin-Care that's...

Truly Natural 

Made with mindfully curated ingredients

Designed to protect, hydrate, moisturize, and heal

Smells AMAZING 

AND AFFORDABLE!

Don't worry, babe, I got you 😘 

Serums can come in many forms, and are designed to lock in moisture! They are also created with ingredients, like extracts, vitamins, and minerals that you don't typically find in other Skin-Care products. Serums are usually reserved for targeted areas, like the face, BUT WHY BE LIMITED?!? This ALL-OVER Body Serum delivers all the best healthy skin benefits, AND leaves you smelling absolutely fabulous 😉

These have a 2 year shelf-life when properly stored. If the area you keep them in is on the colder side, they will thicken, but running under or soaking in some warm water will resolve that and not damage anything. 

Blue Lotus 

🪷 Moisturizes dry skin

🪷 Fights inflammation

🪷 Promotes smooth skin texture

🪷 Calms and soothes irritated skin

🪷 Balances oil production, which can help to prevent acne

🪷 Prevents free radical damage (due to its antioxidant content)

🪷 Boosts radiance

Due to its soothing properties, blue lotus flower is commonly found in products designed for those who are prone to redness or irritation. However, it can also be used for all skin types, as it helps to keep skin in a balanced state.

Whether your skin is on the oily side, dry, or somewhere in between, this ingredient can help to keep it in check. It's also great for year-round use, whether it be in the summer heat when your skin is producing more oil or in the winter when your skin needs an extra boost of moisture.

Plus, with pollution levels at an all-time high, using a product with blue lotus flowers can help to protect your skin against harmful free radicals. In turn, this can help to prevent dryness, darkness, wrinkling, and fine lines from developing. Overall, this ingredient is great for keeping skin smooth, hydrated, and radiant.

The Blue Lotus flower (Nymphaea caerulea) has become known as a "gem" in skincare due to its potential benefits and properties that contribute to healthier, more radiant skin. 

🥑 Avocado Oil 

Studies suggest the fatty acids and beta carotene in avocado oil may improve collagen synthesis, while antioxidants help neutralize free radicals that cause premature skin aging. These processes help smooth the skin and reduce the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles, and other aging signs.

The hydrating and anti-inflammatory

properties of avocado oil help relieve

dry, flaky, and irritated skin. Studies

suggest it can be used as a long-term

treatment for psoriasis, and many skin

experts recommend it for eczema,

seborrheic dermatitis, and other dry skin issues.

🌻 Sunflower Oil 

Sunflower oil is a non-comedogenic carrier oil that is highly absorbent and won’t clog pores. It’s non-irritating for most people and can be used on all types of skin, including dry, normal, oily, and acne-prone. 

Vitamin E is an antioxidant that can help protect skin from free radicals and from adverse effects of the sun, such as premature aging and wrinkles. Using a skincare product formulated with sunflower oil is a good way to obtain vitamin E’s benefits for skin.

Linoleic acid helps to maintain the skin’s natural barrier, supporting its ability to retain moisture. It also has an anti-inflammatory effectTrusted Source when used topically. This makes it beneficial for dry skin and for conditions, such as eczema.

The linoleic acid in sunflower oil makes it effective for protecting skin against bacteria and germs. A study done in 2008 on premature infants in Bangladesh found that topical application of sunflower oil significantly reduced infant mortality caused by hospital-acquired infections, such as sepsis.

Jojoba Oil 

Deeply-Hydrating. 

It is lighter than other face oils and easily absorbed into skin. It deeply penetrates to soothe and soften while providing an excellent moisturizing effect and adding a healthy glow.

Long-Lasting Moisturization. 

It doesn’t evaporate like water-based moisturizers, which is very important when your skin is exposed to the environment. Studies have shown that Jojoba Oil provides a substantial long-acting layer of moisture.

Nutritious for Skin. 

Jojoba is full of nutrients like Vitamin E and B, as well as antioxidants and minerals like chromium, copper, and zinc, which all nourish and protect skin. Organic, cold-pressed, Jojoba Oil has the highest level of antioxidants and nutrients.

Because Jojoba Oil is very similar to human skin oils, its use can trick the skin into thinking it has produced enough oil and thus balance oil production without promoting acne or other skin problems. Jojoba also naturally deters microbes, helping to prevent the growth of bacteria on the skin.

Jojoba Oil is recommended for people with sensitive skin (including psoriasis and eczema) because of its gentle nature. Applying Jojoba Oil to compromised skin can help reduce flare-ups.

Jojoba Oil has anti-inflammatory properties that help to tame chaffing and chapping, reduce redness caused by drying, ease the effects of eczema and rosacea, and keep skin calm and comfortable. The Vitamin E and B-complex vitamins in the Jojoba Oil help in skin repair and damage control.

Jojoba Oil naturally deters microbes, helping to prevent the growth of bacteria on the skin. This property makes it useful for those with acne and also provides an added wound-healing benefit. Bonus: Jojoba Oil acts as a natural preservative.

Kokum Butter 

Kokum butter is known for its deep moisturizing properties, offering benefits like soothing irritated skin, enhancing skin elasticity, acting as an antioxidant, and having anti-inflammatory effects, making it suitable for most skin types, including acne-prone skin due to its non-comedogenic nature; it's often used in skincare products like lotions, balms, and body butters to repair damaged skin and promote skin cell regeneration. 

✨️Intense moisturization: 

Deeply hydrates and softens dry skin thanks to its high concentration of fatty acids. 

✨️Anti-inflammatory properties: 

Helps soothe irritated, inflamed skin conditions like eczema and rashes. 

✨️Antioxidant protection: 

Contains antioxidants that combat free radical damage, potentially slowing down signs of aging. 

✨️Skin elasticity improvement: 

Promotes skin flexibility and helps maintain a youthful appearance. 

✨️Non-comedogenic: 

Does not clog pores, making it suitable for acne-prone skin. 

✨️Wound healing potential: 

May aid in healing minor cuts and cracks due to its emollient properties. 

✨️Suitable for all skin types: 

Generally considered safe for most skin types. 

Cucumber Extract 

Cucumber extract is suitable for all skin types, including sensitive skin. It's often found in moisturizers, hydrating toners, and masks.

Hydration: 

🥒 extract can help replenish the skin's natural moisture barrier and hydrate the skin. 

Calming: 

🥒 can help soothe the skin and reduce redness and irritation. 

Antioxidant: 

🥒 extract contains antioxidants that can help protect the skin from free radicals that can damage and age the skin. 

Reduces dark circles: 

🥒 contains vitamin K, which can help improve bruise healing and brighten the skin. 

Collagen production: 

🥒 extract contains vitamins and minerals that can help increase collagen production and skin elasticity. 

Astringent: 

🥒 Cucumber's astringent properties can help tighten skin cells and improve the appearance of pores and acne. 

Soothing after sun exposure:

🥒 Cucumber extract can help cool the skin after too much sun exposure. 

🍯 Manuka Honey Extract 

What makes this particular type of liquid gold so unique is its high concentration of Methylglyoxal (MGO), a compound that makes its wellness-enhancing properties a whole lot higher than the honey you get at the local farmer's market (which may contain trace amounts of MGO, but more likely has none at all). So, while all honey offers similar benefits to some degree, the manuka variety is the best in class.

Generally speaking, honey is one of the most tried and tested skincare products—legend is that Cleopatra used to bathe in the stuff, and that Catherine the Great mixed it with milk and slathered it on her face as a moisturizer. The beauty benefits of all types of honey run the gamut—it's hydrating, antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, and rich in antioxidants, to name a few—but manuka honey takes things to another level thanks to all that MGO.

With that in mind, there are a few different reasons why all honey—but especially manuka honey—is is worth adding to your skincare routine:

Honey's antibacterial properties are well documented, but research has shown that manuka honey is the most potent in this area. The higher a product's Unique Manuka Factor (or UMF, another grading system used for manuka honey), the better it is at fighting bacteria. When applied topically, it can help quash pimples by lowering your skin's pH to a point that makes it almost impossible for acne-causing bacteria to survive.

It's anti-inflammatory and healing

In addition to its antibacterial benefits, manuka honey's anti-inflammatory and skin-regeneration properties have made it a staple in both Eastern and Western medicine.

What makes this particular type of liquid gold so unique is its high concentration of Methylglyoxal (MGO), a compound that makes its wellness-enhancing properties a whole lot higher than the honey you get at the local farmer's market (which may contain trace amounts of MGO, but more likely has none at all). So, while all honey offers similar benefits to some degree, the manuka variety is the best in class.

For starters, it's antibacterial, which means that when ingested, it can help balance your gut microbiome by killing off bad bacteria. It's also rich in antioxidants, which can help boost immunity from the inside out and contains trace amounts of essential nutrients (namely iron, magnesium, copper, and zinc). Because of these benefits, manuka honey tends to be more expensive—the higher the MGO grade, the pricier it will be—but it's well worth the premium price, especially knowing that it can serve double duty as part of your beauty routine.

The benefits of manuka honey for skin health Generally speaking, honey is one of the most tried and tested skincare products—legend is that Cleopatra used to bathe in the stuff, and that Catherine the Great mixed it with milk and slathered it on her face as a moisturizer. The beauty benefits of all types of honey run the gamut—it's hydrating, antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, and rich in antioxidants, to name a few—but manuka honey takes things to another level thanks to all that MGO

With that in mind, there are a few different reasons why all honey—but especially manuka honey—is is worth adding to your skincare routine:

🍯It's antibacterial

Honey's antibacterial properties are well documented, but research has shown that manuka honey is the most potent in this area. The higher a product's Unique Manuka Factor (or UMF, another grading system used for manuka honey), the better it is at fighting bacteria. When applied topically, it can help quash pimples by lowering your skin's pH to a point that makes it almost impossible for acne-causing bacteria to survive.

🍯It's anti-inflammatory and healing

In addition to its antibacterial benefits, manuka honey's anti-inflammatory and skin-regeneration properties have made it a staple in both Eastern and Western medicine. One doctor friend of mine swears by it for treating bed sores, while another uses it to dress her patients' wounds. Outside of a medical setting, these benefits translate into complexion care by helping to calm skin and speed up scar healing.

🍯It's hydrating

"Honey is moisture-grabbing because it's a super-saturated solution, meaning the bees mix a lot of sugars into a little bit of water," Carla Marina Marchese, the founder and beekeeper behind Red Bee Honey, previously told Well+Good. "So it's always trying to grab water from the air to balance out the sugar. People use it for baked goods because it keeps them moist for longer." The same principle applies when you put it on your skin: It works as a humectant to attract moisture from the environment and can help make even the driest, reddest, flakiest, and most sensitive skin feel more hydrated.

Green Tea Extract 

🌿Green tea extract is beneficial for the skin due to its potent antioxidant properties, which can help combat free radical damage, reduce inflammation, protect against UV rays, minimize the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, soothe irritated skin, and potentially help manage acne breakouts, making it a valuable addition to anti-aging and acne-fighting skincare routines; the key active compound in green tea responsible for these benefits is Epigallocatechin Gallate (EGCG).