Ashleigh4Inuka

What's ready to deliver tomorrow:
1×Roll on,
3×perfumes,
2×hair sprays,
2×lipsticks

Between the two, *lavender tissue oil wins for winter skin* — here’s why:

*Lavender Tissue Oil* – Best for winter dryness/sensitivity
*Why it’s better in winter:*
- *Potent anti-inflammatory + soothing*: Lavender calms irritation, redness, and windburn that winter often triggers
- *Heals + protects*: Promotes tissue regeneration and reduces inflammation, which helps with chapped cheeks, dry patches, and cracked skin
- *Locks in moisture*: Tissue oil is occlusive, meaning it seals water into skin and prevents the transepidermal water loss that winter air causes
- *Cuticle/nail help*: Winter dries out hands fast. Lavender tissue oil softens cuticles and strengthens brittle nails

Bramley’s Lavender Tissue Oil is even marketed as a winter go-to for dry skin

*Orange Jasmine Tissue Oil* – Better for tone + glow
*Why it’s good, but less winter-specific:*
- *Rejuvenating + tone-improving*: Jasmine boosts radiance and elasticity, great if dull winter skin is your main concern
- *Deeply moisturizes*: Jasmine oil provides intense hydration
- *Aromatherapy bonus*: The orange/jasmine combo is uplifting and helps stress, which indirectly helps skin

Orange essential oil is brightening but can be photosensitizing — not a big issue in winter, but lavender is gentler if your skin is already irritated.

*Winter verdict*
Need Best Pick Why
Dry, itchy, sensitive, chapped skin **Lavender** Anti-inflammatory + soothing + healing
Dull, uneven tone + want hydration **Orange Jasmine** Rejuvenating + brightening + moisturizing
Cracked hands/cuticles **Lavender** Specifically noted for winter nail/cuticle rescue

*Both are tissue oils, so both will:* seal in moisture better than lotion, improve firmness/elasticity, and help with scars/stretch marks.

*My pick for Johannesburg winter*: Go with *lavender tissue oil* if your skin feels tight, itchy, or wind-burned. Use *orange jasmine* if your main issue is dullness and you want a mood boost too. You can even combine them — they’re synergistic for balanced, resilient skin.

*Tip*: Apply to damp skin after a shower, or mix a few drops into your body lotion for extra occlusive power.

Are you using it for face, body, or both?

As winter is approaching this is essential to have

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Skin combo

Gents combo
1. Lotion
2. Perfume
3. After shave balm
4. Roll on

Ladies combo
1. Perfume
2. Lipstick
3. Body or hands lotion
4. Body mist

Easter Combo