Violets are Blue Visible Light Brightening and Repair Serum

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Description New Name alert! Due to the fact people have been using this as a full facial serum and afraid they weren’t supposed to we decided to change the name in order to let everyone know you can use it ALL OVER!!! This serum packs a punch against acne scarring, redness, inflammation, hyper pigmentation and dark spots! And Yes, you can continue to use it on your surgical scars and shaving scars as well! We carefully sourced the perfect organic ingredients to help you heal naturally. Organic Tamanu, Calendula, and Rosehip Seed oils create a powerful, regenerating base. Added essential oils of organic Helichrysum, German Chamomile, Lavender, Geranium, Frankincense and Carrot Seed provide additional healing benefits. All of these oils, working together, aid in preventing scars and diminishing uneven skin tone. Vegan.
Size: 30ml How to Use For Face, apply a few drops to face, neck and chest area or put a drop or two in with your facial cream or serum. For Scarring: Apply a few drops directly on scar 2-3 times per day and rub in (really rub!). If you can rub up to 2 minutes that is ideal, but do what you can. DO NOT apply to open wounds or sores. Ingredients KEY INGREDIENTS: *Tamanu Oil: *Rosehip Seed Oil *Calendula Oil *Helichrysum *German Chamomile *Geranium *Lavender *Carrot Seed *Frankincense *Helichrysum *Rosehip (Rosa Canina) Seed Oil, *Calendula (Calendula Officianalis) Oil, *Tamanu (Calophyllum Inophyllum) Oil, Special Proprietary Blend of *Helichrysum, *Carrot Seed, *Lavender, *German Chamomile, *Frankincense and *Geranium Rose Oils// *Indicates Certified Organic Ingredient DO NOT USE if you have a NUT ALLERGY Brand Bio OUR STORY Violets Are Blue was created because of a personal need for skincare that is natural and safe for the body as well as the environment. Born in Seattle, Cynthia first landed in New York City determined to to find her way as an actress, after completing a major in theater at the University of Oregon. She worked on Broadway for 10yrs before checking out the real estate scene and quickly became one of the top brokers in the city. After receiving a breast cancer diagnosis in 2011, Cynthia’s successful career in the cutthroat world of New York City real estate came to a skidding halt. While undergoing treatment, one of her first actions was to toss out all beauty products containing unsafe chemicals and synthetic fragrances, leaving her medicine cabinet bare. She was shocked by the mislabeling of many skincare and beauty products that were classified as “natural” while containing parabens, sulfates, and other chemicals known known to work as endocrine disruptors linked to cancer and reproductive concerns. She dove into the world of natural skincare, learning everything she could about essential oils, and other natural ingredients that work effectively to nourish, cleanse, and hydrate without causing harm. Cynthia learned that there are key botanicals and herbs that can alleviate and treat problems for any skin type or age. She drew upon this, along with her desire to give back, and established Violets Are Blue in 2015. She used her knowledge and passion for naturally-derived skincare ingredients to formulate a consciously-produced line of products, each one a true labor of love. In addition to developing new products for the Signature and Beloved lines, Cynthia provides patients at the Mt. Sinai Dubin Breast Center in NYC with a gifted package of Beloved products upon their first day of chemotherapy. She is also proud to have created a company that supports women helping women, with 10% of the purchase price of all products going toward skincare donations for cancer patients. Since its inception, Violets Are Blue has been awarded Best In Show by the Indie Beauty Expo, Best Brand with a mission by Sophie Uliano’s Gorgeously Green Beauty Awards and Cynthia has been featured in top magazines such as Women’s Day, Self, Organic Spa and Health Magazine, just to name a few. Violets Are Blue operates under the philosophy that skincare does not have to be complicated; in fact, keeping it simple is best.