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The Beauty Chef's bakuchiol-and-Kakadu-plum face oil. A stack of camellia, jojoba, rosehip, argan, squalane, and Australian native botanicals — bakuchiol is the plant-derived retinol alternative in the second active position, kakadu plum is an Australian vitamin C source, and a Bacillus ferment adds a postbiotic angle. Glowy without being greasy, and the kind of oil that genuinely earns its $75 AUD price.
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GLOW F.A.C.E Intensive Rejuvenating Oil by The Beauty Chef is formulated for dry, normal, mature, sensitive skin. The Beauty Chef's bakuchiol-and-Kakadu-plum face oil. A stack of camellia, jojoba, rosehip, argan, squalane, and Australian native botanicals — bakuchiol is the plant-derived retinol alternative in the second active position, kakadu plum is an Australian vitamin C source, and a Bacillus ferment adds a postbiotic angle. Glowy without being greasy, and the kind of oil that genuinely earns its $75 AUD price.
The key active ingredients in GLOW F.A.C.E Intensive Rejuvenating Oil are Bakuchiol, Kakadu Plum, Rosehip Seed Oil, Squalane. It's known for: bakuchiol delivers retinol-like firming without retinol irritation and kakadu plum is a real vitamin C source.
Yes, GLOW F.A.C.E Intensive Rejuvenating Oil targets dryness, dullness, fine lines. bakuchiol delivers retinol-like firming without retinol irritation
GLOW F.A.C.E Intensive Rejuvenating Oil retails for around $50, which places it in the mid range for oils. Check the "Where to Buy" section above for current retailer prices.
The main drawbacks to be aware of: contains essential oils (geranium, palmarosa, damask rose) — fragrance trigger risk; oleic-heavy oils can feed fungal acne; premium pricing for a Bakuchiol oil.
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