Purity Face Massage Oil

This lightweight blend of Grapeseed and Rosehip Oils, rich in linoleic acid, and Australian Lemon Tea-Tree Oil, is non-comedogenic and perfect for oily skin and congested skin.

Ideal for face, neck and décolleté massage.

Q: Can anyone benefit from using LYCON Skin products?

A: Absolutely! There is some sensible fine-tuning or customisation that can be done, depending on your skin type, to find the right products to fit your routine.

For example, someone with oily/problematic skin may decide to use the Radiance Lime Caviar AHA Mask twice per week, while someone with very sensitive skin might prefer not to use the AHA mask.

Similarly, someone with well hydrated skin may choose not to use the Exotic Oil Complex, or might just use it during winter and drying conditions, whereas someone prone to dry skin may use the Exotic Oil Complex on top of their moisturiser every night, as well as in the morning.

All skin types and all age groups can use LYCON Skin products and benefit from visible skin improvements. LYCON Skin has the ability to slow down and diminish chronological ageing and environmental damage for younger skins, and for older skin that has developed skin ageing signs, LYCON skin can significantly reverse the signs of ageing.

Other skin conditions that can be improved include: sensitive skin, skin redness, blemished skin, skin with open pores, dehydrated or dry skin.

Q: Are LYCON Skin formulas non-comedogenic?

A: When we are formulating LYCON Skin products, one of the ingredient selection filters we use allows us to make sure we are keeping comedogenicity risk very low. As such, the overall ingredient properties, formulation choices and the interaction of the ingredients are carefully considered and monitored.

In addition we also perform in-house panel testing of potential formulas and include panellists with blemish-prone skin. We have found that LYCON Skin formulas have very low comedogenic risk.

However, we can’t claim zero risk, of course, as rare individuals can have varied responses that can be ‘outliers’ compared to the general population.