BareFace Moisturizer Size: 2oz jar Hydrate. Restore. Reveal your natural glow. There is a version of you that doesn’t need covering… only care. Our BareFace Moisturizer is a deeply nourishing daily facial moisturizer crafted to hydrate, soften, and restore your skin using nature’s most gentle, mineral-rich ingredients. Designed for everyday use, this blend melts effortlessly into the skin—leaving it supple, radiant, and alive. What It Supports Deep hydration without heaviness Softens and smooths dry or textured skin Supports skin elasticity and natural glow Helps reduce the appearance of fine lines Restores balance to tired, dull skin Ingredients & Their Purpose Shea Butter – Rich, creamy moisture that deeply nourishes and protects the skin barrier Sea Moss – Mineral-rich hydration that supports skin repair and vitality Aloe Vera Juice & Gel – Soothes, hydrates, and calms irritation Frankincense – Known for skin rejuvenation and promoting a smooth, even complexion Vitamin A – Supports skin renewal and a youthful appearance Additional Oils & Essential Oils – Carefully selected to enhance hydration, absorption, and overall skin health How to Use Apply a small amount to clean, damp skin Gently massage into face and neck using upward motions Use daily, morning and night A little goes a long way—start small and let your skin guide you Suggested Ritual: “Return to Your Natural Face” Before applying… pause. Look at your skin without judgment. No fixing. No criticism. Just witnessing. Warm a small amount of BareFace between your fingers. Bring your hands to your face… and take a deep breath in. As you apply, move slowly… intentionally… as if you are honoring every part of yourself. Whisper softly: “I soften into myself. I honor my natural beauty.” Let this be more than skincare— let it be a moment of returning. Affirmation “My skin is nourished. My beauty is natural. I am enough as I am.” ⚠️Gentle Notes For external use only Avoid contact with eyes Perform a patch test before first use, especially if you have sensitive skin This is not about covering flaws… this is about remembering—you were never meant to.