Prakash Organics

Most skincare gets replaced in a season. This customer has been using ours since 2020, and her words for it are “multivitamins for the skin.”

That’s what unrefined oils are meant to feel like. Cold-pressed seed oils, nothing bleached or deodorized out of them, still carrying what the seed started with. Nutrient dense, plant made, and nothing hidden behind a perfume.

We don’t take reviews like this for granted. Thank you for six years of trust.

Know someone who has switched face oils three times this year? Send this to them. Or save it for the next time you’re deciding what to buy.

Prickly pear seed hydrates deeply and absorbs fast, so nothing sits on top of your skin. Milk thistle seed soothes red, irritated skin. Blue tansy gives it that rare blue tint and a high sabinene content. Apple, kiwi, strawberry, carrot, and broccoli seed oils round it out.

Everything is unrefined, so what you see on the label is what’s in the bottle.

How much to use: 3 to 6 drops. If it doesn’t sink in right away, use less. If your skin drinks it all up, use a little more.

One peel improves texture. That is what one peel does, and it is a good start.

If you are working on scarring, pigment, or firm skin, you need a series. These live deeper in the tissues, so they take more than one round. Peels go every 3 to 6 weeks apart. October, December, January.

And the work does not stop when the last peel is done. Type 3 collagen builds 6 months after treatment. So when peel season is about to end, you can do one more glow up, because your long term goals have already been met.

Save this so you can plan your rounds. Comment SERIES and I will help you map yours.

If your skin feels tight by noon, it isn’t a sign you got it clean. It’s a sign your skin is losing moisture faster than it can hold on to it.

This is sea buckthorn. It grows in coastal sand and on cold, windswept slopes, places most plants can’t survive. The oil pressed from its seeds is rich in vitamin E and fatty acids. It soothes, it hydrates, and it sinks in without sitting on top.

We cold press it and leave it unrefined, because refining strips out much of what makes it worth using. Then we blend it with five other seed oils, kakadu plum, papaya, goji berry, green tea, and black currant, in Brilliant C + E + Ferulic.

Save this for your next dry-skin day, or send it to the friend who reapplies moisturizer at lunch.

Light flaking or full shedding. Which one are you ready for?

These are real clients mid-peel. Most peel content jumps straight from application to glowing skin. This is the part in between, and it is supposed to look like this.

One is light flaking, usually around the mouth and nose. Two is lifting all over. Three is full face shedding, and it is never where anyone starts. You work up to it.

Comment 1, 2, or 3 and tell me where you’d start. If you’re not sure, comment PEEL and I’ll help you figure it out.