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Cedar Hill Homestead Sunna Antioxidant Serum

$40.00

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A natural daily moisturizer - A selectively curated blend of antioxidant rich oils and extracts to protect the skin from environmental stress and pollutant damage. Think of it as war paint. The perfect moisturizer to face the day with. This is the one for you if you are in the sun a lot!

The herbs & fruit oils in this serum contain Carotenoids. They are what gives this serum its marvelous antioxidants. Antioxidants protect the skin from environmental stress, pollutants, UV damage and are one of the only true ways to prevent a “weathering” of the skin from environmental factors. They also stimulate collagen & elastin in the skin which can increase elasticity and firmness. This serum has made a significant difference in my skin!

by Cedar Hill Homestead - Holley, New York

Organic, Cold Pressed, Pomegranate Seed Oil, Sea Buckthorn Berry Oil, Rosehip Seed Oil, Calendula & Rose infused Avocado Oil, Amaranth Seed Oil, Squalane, Abyssinian Oil, Jojoba Oil, Tamanu Oil, Rose Absolute, Rose Otto, Rose Geranium & Tuberose Verte

Use dime-sized amount daily to protect your skin from environmental stressors.

Founder and herbalist Victoria, is a Tennessee native carrying on generations of herbal tradition. Growing up in the woods outside Nashville, every family member had a nickname for the plants around them and made nearly everything by hand. At 15, after self-treating endometriosis, Victoria discovered that the plant allies she needed had been her closest neighbors all along. She's crafted remedies for herself and others ever since.

Victoria's a self-proclaimed "community herbalist," working with plants that grow abundantly in the region. At Cedar Hill, Victoria formulates every tincture, tea, skincare, and seasonal remedy with intention, guided by the rhythms of the seasons and the wisdom of place. Beyond the apothecary, she shares her knowledge through classes, plant walks, and gatherings that invite others to rekindle their own relationship with the land.

At the center of it all is a simple ethos: herbal care should be accessible, rooted in community, and alive with the spirit of the plants.