Hibiscus & Rose Face Serum

This bright botanical serum is nourishment in a bottle. The scent is warm and rich with more than a hint of fresh rose petals and It is rich in nutrients that promote collagen - giving your skin a bouncy glow. Best for Dry/Mature skin.

Formulated to deliver nutrients deep beneath the epidermis of rough, dry, or sun-damaged skin, this serum stimulates collagen production to firm, tone, and even your complexion. It is developed specifically for dry or mature skin.

Our serums are made with a hydrosol base, which is a natural distillation that captures the essence and properties of whole plant and mineral ingredients. These essence distillations are made using fresh, organic botanicals from the Tierra & Lava garden. To complement the unique blend of ingredients, these are then fortified with botanical oil infusions, essential oils, absolutes and a touch of specific plant oils. This intricate process takes several weeks to complete, and that is not accounting for the process of growing and harvesting our special ingredients from seedling to maturation. We pay special attention to every part of the process to ensure the utmost level of care for your skin.

Myrrh was used for burning as incense during ancient Mayan ceremonies and rituals and is still used today by the modern Maya. In times when water was scarce, Maya kings and priests would hold incense scattering ceremonies that they believed could provide wind and rain.

The Maya were actually among the first cultivators of vanilla and created these forest gardens that allowed wild cacao and vanilla to hybridize and be traded as the commodity the world came to know and love today. The Mayan word for vanilla is zizbic, and it was used with copal resin as incense, and to treat insect bites and heal wounds.

Myrrh was used for burning as incense during ancient Mayan ceremonies and rituals and is still used today by the modern Maya. In times when water was scarce, Maya kings and priests would hold incense scattering ceremonies that they believed could provide wind and rain.

The Maya were actually among the first cultivators of vanilla and created these forest gardens that allowed wild cacao and vanilla to hybridize and be traded as the commodity the world came to know and love today. The Mayan word for vanilla is zizbic, and it was used with copal resin as incense, and to treat insect bites and heal wounds.

aqua [hydrosol of elettaria cardamomum seed (cardamom), hibiscus sabdariffa (hibiscus) flower, plantago major l. (plantain) leaf, rubus occidentalis (black raspberry) leaf, equisetum arvense (horsetail), citrus grandis (grapefruit) flower, rosa centifolia (rose petals), ipomoea batatas (sweet potato) root, pelargonium graveolens (rose geranium) leaf, rosmarinus officinalis (rosemary) leaf,  carum petroselinum (parsley) leaf], glycerin, glycine soja (soybean) oil, emulsifying wax nf,  theobroma cacao (cacao) seed butter, cocos nucifera (coconut) oil, behentrimonium methosulfate (and) cetyl alcohol (and) butylene glycol (btms-50), optiphen plus, curcuma longa (turmeric) root, rosa centifolia flower oil (rose absolute), citrus grandis (grapefruit) seed extract, commiphora myrrha (myrrh) extract, vanilla planifolia (vanilla bean) bean absolute.

Pump a a pea-sized amount onto clean fingertips. Gently dot fingertip on cleansed skin and massage serum lightly to cover skin. Allow the formula to absorb then apply your moisturizer regularly.