Nectar Nourishing Drops

Add a few drops of this boosting serum to any other facial product you're using, and feel the Nectar difference.

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Full Size Trial

One-Time Purchase

$87.00

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Key Ingredients

Organic pumpkin seed oil

is rich in vitamins E and C, zinc, and fatty acids, which can fortify the skin and support scalp healthy and healthy hair growth.

Organic prickly pear seed oil

promotes skin elasticity while softening, smoothing, and soothing the skin, and is rich in vitamin K and zinc, to help heal dark spots and scars. Learn more.

Organic rosehip seed oil

provides essential fatty acids, antioxidants and healing carotenoids to improve the skin’s tone and texture and helps diminish the appearance of chronic sun damage.

Organic safflower oil

is easily absorbed and leaves the skin extremely smooth and velvety.

PLANT-POWERED + PURPOSEFUL

Full Ingredients

carthamus tinctorius (safflower) oil*,

argania spinosa (argan) oil*,

cucurbita pepo (pumpkin) seed oil*,

opuntia ficus indica (prickly pear) oil*,

rosa rubiginosa (rosehip) seed oil*,

santalum spicatum (Australian sandalwood) essential oil*,

rosa damascena (rose otto) essential oil*,

jasminum grandiflorum (jasmine) extract*

*certified organic ingredients

FAQs

Why should I use Nectar Nourishing Drops?

Nectar is great as a light face oil for normal skin, or as a booster for dry or mature skin.

How do I use Nectar Nourishing Drops?

If using as a standalone serum, apply Nectar to damp skin immediatly after cleansing. If using as a booster, add 2-4 drops of Nectar to your usual face cream or even to your foundation or tinted SPF.

How long does a bottle of Nectar last?

Osmia Nectar Nourishing drops should last 2-3 months with regular use.

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