I've been using the Renew face oil for several months now and I absolutely LOVE it. I use it every morning after spritzing Hydrate Organic Rose Water Mist and this combination leaves my skin feeling so nourished and soft. I love how natural it is and the scent is heavenly.
I love this cleansing oil, even my teenagers pinch it from me! It removes all make-up, daily grime etc and my skin feels great afterwards. It smells amazing too which makes me feel like I'm pampering myself daily :)
This is great for removing any kind of make up...gently!
I got this to use on the go and its a perfect size to travel with! It smells lovely, you dont need much and my face looks and feels fabulous!
My skin has never felt so nourished. Great product, and smells divine!
I'm loving this exfoliator, my face feels and looks radiant after using it! Would highly recommend using it - it doesn't feel too abrasive compared to other face exfoliators I've used.
My skin just loves this body oil. After decades of moisturising dry sensitive skin, the nurture of this product is like a dream come true
Ermana Skincare were reassuring when I asked about suitability of their products for very sensitive, eczema-prone skin. I ordered the Soothe Mama Cleansing Balm and my skin reacted so well — no irritation or adverse reactions at all. Ermana Skincare have delivered on excellent customer service and quality natural products. Thank you to Claire and everyone at this wonderful small business.
I love putting this on and how my face feelings! It sinks in but doesn't entirely disappear.
Love everything about Ermana and all their skincare, I have been using for over a year now and will not use anything else. The smell, the feel and the natural ingredients plus Claire's ethos makes me love it
Really happy I bought this. After gently exfoliating my skin this product then dissolved completely and after washing it off my skin felt beautifully soft. It’s so lovely to use such a natural product.
The contents did settle in transit so I stirred it in the pot and it was then as it should be so you may need to do the same
Really nourishing for skin. I was getting a lot of spots when I was using my previous cleanser but cleared up almost immediately on using this one. Keeps skin soft and hydrated instead of stripping it. Really recommend and great for those with sensitive skin. I purchased the travel sized one to test it but I will definitely be buying the full size one now.
I really fabulous product, well packaged and obviously made with care and attention. Always look forward to it arriving
I bought a range of products, mainly for gifts, but did buy a couple for myself. They smell wonderful and are really great to use.
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If your skin is sensitive, reactive, or simply overwhelmed by complicated routines, Ermana offers a simpler way. Our natural skincare is made with high-quality plant oils chosen for their ability to nourish, protect and restore balance. Honest formulas, gentle on skin, and free from unnecessary processing or hype.
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Rather than use water as a primary ingredient, we use plant oils, butters and waxes to hydrate and nourish the skin. This means our products are more concentrated, providing higher levels of active ingredients and nutrients to the skin.
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