From the natural character of Manuka honey to the comfort of oats and botanical oils, discover the ingredients behind the Norah’s collection.
Sourced from the nectar of the mānuka plant in New Zealand, Manuka honey is known for its distinctive composition, including methylglyoxal (MGO). As a humectant, honey can help attract moisture to the skin. We use it as inspiration for rich, comforting cosmetic textures.
A botanical oil containing fatty acids and vitamin E, selected for a soft, conditioned skin feel. Featured in our face mask ritual and salve ingredient notes.
Finely ground oats lend a gentle, comforting texture to a facial ritual. Oat-derived ingredients are often used in skincare intended for dryness and sensitivity.
Turmeric brings its warm golden color and a long history of botanical use. Its constituent curcumin has been researched for antioxidant properties, but finished-product skin-brightening claims require separate evidence.
These emollient oils help create a smooth, conditioned feel. Our salve and lip gloss draw on the sensory richness of botanical oils and waxes.
Our bath ritual combines magnesium sulfate (Epsom salt) with sea salt for a mineral bathing experience. A warm bath offers a welcome opportunity to unwind.
Peppermint, rosemary, lavender, tea tree, and lemongrass appear in the formulation notes. Essential oils can irritate sensitive skin; exact ingredient declarations and usage directions must be confirmed before sale.
Our two-part mask pairs a dry blend of oats and turmeric with a liquid component containing Manuka honey and pumpkin seed oil. The source recipe suggests adding mashed ripe banana at home (not included). Mix fresh, avoid the eyes, and rinse gently after approximately 10–20 minutes. Patch-test first.
Our original notes describe a 1 lb, four-serving jar and a 2 lb, eight-serving jar. Use the final package directions for each bath; do not assume a household measuring cup equals the labeled serving weight.
This journal is for ingredient education, not medical advice. Norah’s products are cosmetics, not wound dressings or treatments for infections, eczema, or other conditions. Final formulas and full ingredient labels must be confirmed before public sales.