What is in them

Carries water into the skin and leaves it there.

Closest of the plant oils to what skin makes itself.

The quiet one. Used where skin is easily provoked.

Grown for the leaf, picked young.

Cools on contact, which is most of why a toner feels like one.

Holds moisture against the skin rather than in it.

A field marigold, used for centuries before it was studied.

Picked for the scent, kept for the skin.

The fruit the rose leaves behind.

Pressed while still green, before the sugar comes.