Naya is a new skincare brand to me and until these two products arrived, I had never come across the brand before. Naya is a German Committed Beauty Brand developing vegan, cruelty-free and sustainably sourced Cacay based products.
I was very kindly gifted the Naya Day Cream and Cleansing Oil from the brand quite some time ago and I absolutely loved how each product came presented in a two-part box which opens to fan out and reveal each product and it looks just so pretty sitting on my self.
The Naya Day Cream is described as being a lightly whipped, replenishing moisturiser which is supercharged with bioactive antioxidants, Omegas and abundant levels of vitamins which work together to hydrate, soothe and transform your skin instantly giving back your natural glow.
Alongside Cacay, which is said to give your skin new resilience and elasticity, reduces wrinkles, scars and moisturises without weighting your skin down, this day cream uses Centella Asiatica, Hyaluronic Acid, Passion Fruit and Vitamin C which together calm the natural immune triggers in your skin which can be overstimulated by pollution and a hectic lifestyle. Add to that is a 2% Blue-Light active to protect your skin from our modern devices.
I really like the texture of this day cream, it is velvety smooth on the skin and feels lightweight an not at all greasy when applied. It is an absolute delight to use, nothing I dislike about it and it is priced at £48, so a little on the pricey side, but it is Essential oils, silicone and fragrance free. Vegan and cruelty-free. 100% non-GMO.
The second product is my favourite of the two and it is the Everyday Cleansing Oil. Described as being a light cleansing oil that easily and gently removes makeup, mascara and impurities.
As with the day cream, this cleansing oil has a nourishing base of antioxidant and essential fatty acid rich of Cacay and it is joined by Rapeseed and Hemp Seed Oil. There is also the combination of Bisabolol and Pomegranate which help to reduce inflammation.
To use, you need 4-5 pumps into the palm of your hands and then apply to dry skin, massaging as you go. Then, once you feel you have removed and loosened absolutely everything you need to, you will notice that the oil emulsifies on contact with water and it turns into a gentle and subtle milky fluid, taking with it everything in its path, including your mascara, though I prefer to still use an eye makeup remover.
You can find these two products and the rest of the Naya range
via their website.
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