Keep going, step by step. Every tiny improvement—clear copy, a kind customer reply, a well-lit product photo—stacks up to real momentum. Celebrate each win, learn quickly from what doesn’t land, and keep your focus on serving your customer with warmth and consistency—women and men with modern mature skin. Your vision is blooming already, and the best chapters for Bloom Fresh are just ahead.
Key benefits
- Strengthens the skin barrier with essential fatty acids
- Lightweight, non-greasy hydration and healthy glow
- Softens the look of fine lines and revives dullness—ideal for modern mature skin
Why it’s great for mature skin
- Replenishes essential lipids that diminish with time
- Helps reduce the look of fine lines by boosting surface hydration
- Restores suppleness and smoothness for a comfortable, non-greasy finish
- Fragrance-free for sensitive, reactive, or freshly shaved skin
What’s not inside
- No fragrance or essential oils
- No silicones, parabens, mineral oil, or dyes
- Vegan and cruelty-free
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- When: AM and/or PM.
- How much: 2–3 drops for face; 4–5 drops for face + neck.
- Order:
- AM: Cleanse > mist/serum > moisturizer > oil > sunscreen.
- PM: Cleanse > mist/serum > moisturizer > oil.
- How: Warm drops between palms and press into slightly damp skin. Or mix 1–2 drops into moisturizer.
- Tips:
- Oily/combo skin: Start with 1–2 drops, focus on dry areas.
- Dry/sensitive: Use 3–5 drops on damp skin or layer over moisturizer to seal in hydration.
- For tools: Adds smooth slip for gua sha/facial massage (use 3–4 drops).
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Terminalia Ferdinandiana Seed (Kakadu Plum) Oil
*Perform a patch test before initial use to ensure compatibility with your specific skin type and to monitor how your skin reacts over time. If any adverse reactions occur, discontinue use.
As with any new skincare regimen, it's important to monitor how your skin responds and adjust the formulation as needed. If you have specific skin concerns or underlying conditions, it's advisable to consult with a dermatologist for personalized guidance.
