Napiers Eyebright Cream

The first step in any natural skincare routine is cleansing in the morning. We recommend Napiers Rowan Brightening Cleanser and then apply a hydrating toner such as Napiers Rose Floral Water.

Follow this up with a light, natural face cream to lock in the moisture. We recommend Napiers Rowan Moisture Formula. Your evening skincare routine focuses on deep cleansing, nourishment, and repair while your skin rejuvenates overnight. Check out our natural skincare routine for further guidance.

Natural skincare products can be gentler and more nourishing for your skin. Many conventional skincare products contain harsh chemicals, artificial fragrances, and synthetic preservatives, which can irritate the skin, causing redness, dryness, or even breakouts. The natural products are also biodegradable and are rich in antioxidants.

Botany is the scientific study of plants, including their structure, properties, and biochemical processes. Our Napiers’ skincare range has roots in botany, too.

It is essential because it helps us understand which plants have beneficial properties for skin health. We use this knowledge to extract natural ingredients that nourish, heal, and rejuvenate the skin.

We use plant-based ingredients in our products because they are often rich in vitamins, antioxidants, and essential oils, which are highly beneficial for the skin.

These natural compounds can help combat free radicals, soothe inflammation, and promote hydration and elasticity in the skin, making them ideal for use in skincare products.

Natural remedies can be effective for various skin types, but individual results may vary depending on specific skin conditions and sensitivities.

We recommend patch-testing new products and consulting with a dermatologist to ensure that any natural skincare product is suitable for your skin type, especially if you have sensitive or allergy-prone skin.

We prioritise sustainability and ethical practices in sourcing our botanical ingredients. We partner with as many local and ethical suppliers who use a variety of organic and environmentally friendly farming techniques where possible. This not only ensures the purity and efficacy of our ingredients but also supports sustainable practices in agriculture.

Natural skincare products may be able to replace conventional skincare products. They can effectively address many skin concerns and may replace conventional products depending on your skin’s needs. However, some skin conditions might require specialised treatments, so we recommend using natural skincare as part of a balanced approach to skin health.

You can learn more about our botanical ingredients in each of our product descriptions, where we provide detailed descriptions and benefits of each ingredient used in our products. Additionally, our blog features articles, offering deeper insights into how these natural elements work to enhance skin health.

Dry skin is often patchy and sometimes rough to touch. It can appear in many different areas of the body. Dry skin isn’t caused by one single thing. Several factors can contribute to dry skin, and each individual is different.

The first step in any natural skincare routine is cleansing in the morning. Follow this up with a light, natural face cream to lock in the moisture. Your evening skincare routine focuses on deep cleansing, nourishment, and repair while your skin rejuvenates overnight. Check out our natural skincare routine for further guidance.

Our skincare products for dry skin are gentle and free from harsh chemicals that can irritate delicate skin. Our sensitive skin products are formulated with soothing botanicals to calm and hydrate the skin without causing redness or irritation. Look for natural ingredients like chamomile and calendula, which soothe and hydrate sensitive skin. 

Calendula is used in the Napiers Wild Yam Skin Cream, which is perfect for dry and papery skin. It is known for its anti-inflammatory, antiseptic, and hydrating properties.

The time it takes to notice results from skincare products for dry skin can differ since everyone’s skin and body are unique. Some products, like hydrating masks or calming gels, can provide instant relief and visible changes. Others, like those focused on deep moisture, might need a few weeks of regular use to reveal noticeable improvements.

We use plant-based ingredients in our skincare products because they are often rich in vitamins, antioxidants, and essential oils, which are highly beneficial for the skin. These natural compounds can help combat free radicals, soothe inflammation, and promote hydration and elasticity in the skin, making them ideal for use in skincare for dry skin.

Studies have shown that sensitive skin can be divided into four main categories, these are naturally sensitive, reactive, environmentally sensitive and thin. Genetics play a big role in sensitive skin and can be linked to conditions such as rosacea and eczema. Age affects the skin’s thinness and how easily it can be irritated.

Finding products that are gentle on your skin and offer it protection, is essential for someone with sensitive skin. Cleansing everyday with an appropriate skin cleanser along with using a moisturiser will help your sensitive skin. Sun protection is also important and should be incorporated within your skincare routine.

Fragrances, especially synthetic, can potentially be irritating to the skin. Natural fragrances can sometimes have the same effect as well. Synthetic dyes, alcohol, sulphates and parabens are also irritants for someone with sensitive skin. Opting for paraben free sensitive skincare products will help to reduce the risk of skin irritation. Alcohol based products can dry your skin out, removing these from your skincare routine will help your sensitive skin.

Typically, natural products are free from harsh chemicals and use plant based ingredients instead. Plant based ingredients such as shea butter, aloe vera and coconut oil are all chosen for their hydrating properties. Choosing natural skincare can help avoid irritation and moisturise your skin so it stays hydrated.