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Wild Carrot Immortelle Eye Balm: For Face and Eyes

Wild Carrot Immortelle Eye Balm: For Face and Eyes

Creamy, protective, simple nourishment. Did you know our customer-favorite Wild Carrot Immortelle Eye Balm can be used all over the face to help seal in moisture? This is one of our favorite ways of using this delicious and decadent balm.

Grounding, earthy and herbaceous, Wild Carrot Balm provides an abundance of luscious lipids and antioxidants to nourish, soften, smooth and protect all skin.

Using it as an all-over face balm is a dream in autumn + winter for skin or year-round for skin that needs that extra layer of moisture-locking. This extra layer, though light-weight, is quite formidable.


Preventing Trans-Epidermal Water Loss

Three of the central ingredients in this formula — beeswax, shea butter and cocoa butter — are all known to prevent trans-epidermal water loss. Trans-epidermal water loss (TEWL) is when the epidermis loses water through evaporation to our external environment. When fall and winter meander in and we’re jumping from frosty weather to artificially heated cars, buildings, and homes — or into the recycled air of moisture-zapping airplanes — it can begin to take a toll on the skin and our chances of TEWL increase.

While the twice-daily application of an oil serum + hydrosol provides profound hydration, moisture, and nourishment — if you’re still struggling with dryness and dehydration it may be a sign you’re experiencing TEWL. The solution? Simply seal in that beautiful moisture and nourishment you get from your oil+hydrosol application, using either our Wild Carrot Immortelle Eye Balm, or one of our Whipped Shea Butter, as a final layer in your ritual.


The Plants

Kperisi Village shea butter fortifies, feeds and protects, Patagonian rosehip softens the appearance of fine lines and sun damage, while infusing the skin with an abundance of antioxidants and essential fatty acids. Rich avocado oil smooths and plumps. Sunflower softens and nourishes with essential fatty acids and vitamin E.

sea nuts used to make wild carrot nourishing eye cream face balm


Evan holding shea nuts harvested by the women of Kperisi Village, Ghana.


Wild carrot seed (Daucus carota — aka Queen Anne’s Lace) is one of our most beloved plant allies for skin care, so much so that we use it in five of our most foundational products (both Rosehip Serums, both Day Moisturizers, and our Eye Balm). Distilled from the seeds of this prana-rich and dynamic wildling — the essential oils is profoundly revitalizing and tonifying. It brings life back to dull, tired skin, minimizes the appearance of scars and hyperpigmentation, smoothes unevenness, and cultivates a radiance, strength, and vitality to the skin that’s incomparable.

wild immortelle flower used to make wild carrot nourishing eye cream face balm
Wild Carrot Seed — Daucus carota — Queen Anne’s Lace

Immortelle infused olive oil and immortelle essential oil soften the appearance of scars, hyperpigmentation, and puffiness while providing profound rejuvenation to cells.

Together, these beautiful botanicals work in a divine synergy to perfect and protect, while caring for skin that is over-processed, over-exposed and seeking support— calming, rejuvenating, revitalizing and illuminating.


Read this blog post to learn more about our handcrafted shea butter and the women of the Kperisi Village who create it.

kperisi village shea butter womens gold blog

You can also watch the video of Evan's journey to meet them.

Wild Carrot Immortelle Eye Balm - For face and eyes

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